]]> hosted the Ottawa Senators. Three minutes into the first period. Big Georges Laraque did the man dance with - which lasted all of 4 punches in 3 seconds. Later. Evgeni Malkin made a great play. He stole the puck and rushed on goal with Petr Sykora and Jarrko Ruutu. Geno passed the puck to Sykora but his shot was blocked by a great save by Senators goaltender. The Senators took the puck the other way and Malkin was there to make a save when he swept the puck out from in front of the open net. The first penalty of the night went to for hooking. Both Gary Roberts and Sidney had some good shots during the power play but Gerber didn't give up any goals. A few minutes later. Phillips was called for hooking. Again. Sid had a few chances but the Pens did not score on this power play. Jordan Staal had a great chance just a few minutes later with a backhand shot but Gerber said NO. With 4 minutes left in the period. Sid was barreling down towards Gerber with hot on his trail. He took a shot but Gerber stood his ground and made the save. Later. Crosby made a sweet pass between his own legs to Colby Armstrong as a two on one developed. Phillips got down low and wide in front of Gerber as Army took the shot. Unfortunately. Sid's end of the net was wide open. Sid looked very frustrated as the Pens have had some really good chances so far but haven't been able to crack Gerber. Sid had another good chance when the period was ending (there were 17 seconds left) but Gerber made the save - AGAIN. The period ended with both teams scoreless. At the start of the second period. Bob Errey and Paul Steigerwald were discussing what players in the NHL could be considered a fair match for Big Georges. The names of two NHL giants were mentioned: the Minnesota Wild's and the Boston Bruins' . I think the Earth would leave its axis if Chara and Laraque ever tangled. Anyways the Senators got a pair of good chances took a hard shot from the blue line that Dany Sabourin was able to block. Sabou couldn't control the rebound which went straight to. Sabou was alert and stopped his shot too. Just after the Senators' captain got a good shot off despite being completely surrounded by Penguins but Sabou absorbed the shot. About nine minutes in the Penguins and the Senators traded possession of the puck following a series of back and forth turnovers. On the last turnover however. Sidney took control and burst down the ice on a breakaway. He made a beautiful shot but Gerber made a prettier save. Sid smacked his stick against the boards out of frustration. Then the Pens got a power play after was called for high sticking Rob Scuderi. During the power play. Sergei Gonchar shot a one-timer from the point that hit Sidney in the left skate. Sid dropped to the ice like a stone got back up about 2 seconds later and made his way back to the bench where he was clearly in pain. The penalty ended without the Pens getting a goal. To my relief. Sid came back out for his next shift. Vermette had a chance for the Sens but Sabou made the save. Later. Malkin got the puck and slipped right past Corvo at the blue line took a hard shot and Gerber made the save but couldn't control the rebound. Tyler Kennedy was there to take advantage of the open net giving the Pens the first goal of the night. Just minutes later blasted a wicked one-timer that was just a fraction of a second faster than Sabou to tie the game at one. The Pens almost got it back immediately but Ruutu just couldn't get his stick on the puck. Then with just over a minute to go in the period. Sid tried to split the Ottawa defense but he ended up high sticking Corvo. The second period ended with a 1-1 tie. The third period started with Sid in the box for 51 seconds. Staal took the puck and almost got himself a shorthanded goal but Gerber didn't allow it. Then as the penalty ended. Alfredsson made a bad decision to pass the puck and Sid gained possession as he burst out of the box. He had a breakaway chance and was ONCE AGAIN stopped in his tracks by Gerber. Later. Gonchar took a delayed penalty for hooking so Gerber was making his way off the ice in favor of the extra attacker. As he did the puck started going straight for the empty net but unfortunately for us. Gerber was paying attention and prevented the puck from going into the net. Heatley took some liberties with Sidney which weren't called by the ref (who was standing right there). To make matters worse scored on this power play off a rebound. Senators 2. Pens 1. During the next few minutes. Kennedy turned it up a notch and did everything but score. Kennedy and Sidney together started flying around but neither one of them could beat Gerber. The Pens' fate was sealed when Sykora took a penalty for cross-checking after he hit from behind. A shot from the point hit the goal post behind Sabou and either Spezza or Heatley poked the rebound over the goal line. Heatley has the credit right now as I post this but it was very difficult to tell which player scored that goal. Sens 3. Pens 1. Roberts and Staal worked together to try to get that goal back but Gerber shut them down. (Are you starting to see a pattern here?) A 3-on-1 developed in favor of the Sens but the 1 player they were working against was Mark Eaton who got a stick on the centering pass to break up the play. As the last minute ticked off the clock the Pens pulled Sabou in favor of the extra attacker. Spezza got control of the puck and easily sent the puck down into the back of the empty net. The game ended with the Senators with 4 goals and the Pens with 1. The Penguins were CLEARLY the better team tonight but Gerber was incredible. He was virtually impenetrable. He carried the Senators and without him the score would have been more like Pens 7. Sens 2. But that's not how it worked out tonight. I think it should be mentioned that Sabou didn't play poorly tonight either. Sid had 9 shots on goal tonight tying his career high from a game against Nashville in 2006. Next up for the Pens: The New York Islanders on Saturday.(cross-posted from )

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I went to the game with a sign congratulating Andy McDonald on his franchise record-breaking 276 consecutive games as a move. And because he just might be on the chopping block depending on what kind of broach Brian Burke strikes. Cassie brought a sign to express her hope that Sean O'Donnell stays put. I stand by my belief that "at least she has some warning" and doesn't have to create pathetically sad "bring back O'D" signs (akin to my sign) at the spur of the moment. Player reaction was marginal but during the course of our raucousness the cameraman spotlighted our group (though probably due to the angle it was just the back of our heads). We waved hollered and banged on the glass. In the flurry of activity. I nearly missed the acknowledgment A-Mac gave the congratulations sign. Later during warm-ups. I apparently was yelling something about George Parros being the. Little did I know the Stache heard me through the glass (there are cracks in it you know) and had a good laugh about it. I'm told. Though I undergo no way of knowing. I certainly hope he knew that I meant the call of Hottie of the Month not that I was deeming him as my personal HotM. *sigh* Me and my big mouth sometimes. After the bet we headed down to the club as per usual. Drew Miller came up as the guest but since we'd seen him not long before we stood in the hall in hopes that our newcomer friends would be able to get their mini-foam pucks signed by players that happened to show up. First. Coach Dave Farrish and Coach Newell Brown walked by followed shortly thereafter by Mathieu Schneider. As Karina and Janet went to ask for his autograph both of them clad in two of my jerseys. I conveniently forgot that I had been wearing my Shane O'Brien jersey. The thought that went through my mind was. Hey. I don't have Schneider's autograph on my jersey. And he might be the one to displace out after tonight if Burke moves him so.. maybe I should get it. Before I say more. I should clear up a few things. I have a set of "rules" for my O'Brien jersey. Among them is that I don't lend out the O'B jersey for others to wear. They can pick any one of my other three jerseys but they cannot -- absolutely cannot -- wear my O'B one. Another rule? No signatures on the O'Brien jersey except for Shane's. Since I got the jersey immediately following his trade to Tampa Bay there is no signature on it. I intend to keep it that way. Pristine. Unless of course. I can get Shane to sign it. Now enter my post-game brainfart. Schneids walks in the girls go forward. I walk up and say. "I hope you stay. Matt." He thanked me and I suddenly found myself asking him to sign my jersey. He acquiesced and I turned to let him sign my back. Across the hall. Cassie's mouth drops and she blurts out. "You're letting him sign the O'B jersey?!"I cannot tell you what my expression must have been but I could feel the horror and shock suddenly snap into place and I may have involuntarily jerked. But the pen was already on my bring up the signature was half done! I couldn't just bob and weave to the left screaming. "Nooooooo! Don't sign! Not this one! Sign the other jersey!"The one my friend. Janet had on. Yeah. Baaaaaaad. So no offense to Schneids but I just couldn't undergo his signature on O'Brien's jersey. Thankfully. I have a already so I could drop to do what I did next. And someone somewhere ordain probably call it ridiculous or stupid... But I went to the restroom and tried to wash off the signature not two minutes after he had capped the pen and taken off. Sacrilege!I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry! I wouldn't have done it had it not been the O'Brien jersey! *sob* I simply could not have it autographed by anyone else so with great regret (and enormous frantic fervor) I scrubbed until I was convinced it would fade. Then I went home scrubbed some more -- all the while murmuring. Can we get back to George Parros? I just went to the Ducks/Blackhawks game in Chicago and met George Parros... Sweet 16.. and he is "Hottie of the Month" every month in my opinion. I think I said. Blaaa bla bla da blaaah... and he said "It's nice to meet you" George Parros said ITS NICE TO MEET ME!!!!!!! I've been on cloud nine ever since. I don't think he knows what a hottie he is. Did you see when he "got Pucked" (similar to you got punked) when he was with the kings? It was hilarious. George had to go get a psychological examination from a shrink who was in on it the whole time. Kept asking stupid questions and all he wanted was info on Luke Robitalle. You have to see it. Anyway when you see this you will see the hottie and all the hilarity. I could not say what I really wanted to say to him because it's just crazy. I want to tell him to not fight so much. I don't like to see him get hurt but I cant say this because that is his job. Every time I see him get off the bench. I cringe because he is going to hurt himself. He is too nice and too cute and too intelligent to have to do this for a living. I SAID IT>>>> This is how I really feel. I don't want George to get hurt!!!! (or hurt anyone else) I wouldn't mind kissing his boo boos though. Does anyone else feel this way? Kirsten: PS: Can Steph and I borrow the Niedermayer brothers? We don't feel like doing our homework come up you can maybe take robby. Scotty's been away too long to be allowed out to play. He had plenty of time. Yeah the whole jersey washing issue was painful but.. it had to be done anonymous: well nice to see a big parros supporter in the house of GwaP. He is certainly an attractive man though quite honestly it may take a few games before you adjust to the Stache (it took me a few months. I think). I'm glad you got the chance to meet him. He is really honestly one of the nicest professional athetes I've ever had the pleasure and privilege of meeting. I don't know about the Got Pucked episode but it totally sounds like a feature I ought to fictionally introduce on this blog!As for not saying what you wanted to say - hey. I can relate. I've got a few open-mouth insert-foot moments that I'd desire to conceal but it's a little late for that as half of them are publicly written about on this blog (ex the Schneider-autograph scrubbing thing.. bad form... Just bad form.). I never want a player to get hurt because despite all the animosity that sometimes gets thrown about (for example. I can't stand Sean Avery and that is no secret... I also have a long-term habit of calling Paul Kariya the Evil PK). I would never ever wish any one physical/emotional harm in any way. If anyone goes drink on either side of the ice. I'm constantly hoping they're okay. After all this is their livelihood a job and a game. Injury is a assay. Still. I can understand your sentiments. I can't tell you how instantaneously (and probably irrationally) upset I got when I was watching the TB v. MTL game the other night and saw one of the Habs displace my boy O'B. I tensed up sat up and kind of yelled at my TV something to the cause of. "hey get your hands off him." So. I understand the sentiment behind it...

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If Gonchar retreats on that play he's a joke. And he's a communicate if the puck gets past him. Gonchar haters would undergo loved the Sens to score there. The Pens can't get anything going. They end up pulling Sabu later. Didn't be. The microphone in the net picking up the puck hitting the approve of the net when an opposing team scores an empty-netter is a huge kick in the sac. Game. STATS Sitting in front of me was a guy in a suit with his hot wife and two young daughters. They came 10 minutes into the first period. The poor man was constantly buying his gold digger wife and little kids food and when not up and buying food he was on his berry. The wife and little girls were restless and none of them returned after the second intermission. desire you student go. I was at the bet last night (first game this season just home from finals etc.) and I was so disappointed in the displace. All around me no one change state up about their stupid plans for the weekend no one knew anything about hockey and the entire crowd was so damn apathetic. The arena was pretty much half empty with 10 minutes left in the third which is a communicate. copulate you bandwagoners with money. I'm a toughen ticket holder and was at the game last night and just as there undergo been in almost every other game I've been at this season there are penalties against the Pens that just aren't called (ie the Heatley penalty and others). Just because the Pens draw a ton of penalties doesn't mean the refs be to even up the chances for the other aggroup. We should have had at least 2-3 more powerplays last night. I hate to do it but I have to pin this loss on the staff. They didn't post a conceive of of a wrecked Ferrari. Staff does that and I undergo a feeling the Pens win. Damn if they didn't hit the attach on the head about Sid though. When he's on a breakaway you just don't feel confident that it is a goal. With Mario you never had a disbelieve. I understand they are different players but you have to score on breakaways. Someone should let Jordan Staal experience this too. Speaking of Staal. I'm starting to think he may have to sit a game or three. I know he's young and hasn't been playing tooo poorly but if you expect him to advance (and he doesn't) he needs to know that isn't acceptable. As other posters have mentioned. Armstrong sat for a ton of games for doing the same things Staal is doing. According to Mirtle the Pens have the 5th worst PK in the unify and Staal is on the ice for twice as many even-strength goals against as goals for. I really liked that JFK -- Roberts -- Staal combo but Staal has to be accountable for his lack of offense especially if his defense isn't elite. He is a back up year pro now do we really still need to coddle him? Are we worried about his confidence? Doesn't it already undergo to be pretty low? Maybe a night or two watching from the top would help? I just don't experience. That really is sad. The gut doesn't want to be there the wife doesn't want to be there the kids don't want to be there. Why are you there?! furnish those tickets to the students that will make some damn go!As for the game it was really frustrating. The Pens played come up enough to win. They should undergo won. But Gerber was just a protect! He stole that game from the Sens no disbelieve about it. Still we must hang in there. We have 2 games against teams in our conference. We must win both!GO PENS! I know we've got bigger look for to fry but someone posted a compose to this previously and after I looked at it it was too good to let go. Jon Bombulie - the WB/S beat writer - did a quick bit of investigate that he posted on his Penguins Insider blog about BabyFat (Ben Eager). Bombulie came up with a enumerate of all the players in the Pens' organization Eager (6'2". 227) has decided to displace the gloves against. Those players are:Drew Fata (twice)Ross Lupaschuk (offensive d-man)Matt MurleyMax Talbot (5'11. 185)Dan CarcilloGary RobertsThese are the players in the Penguins organization who Eager has played games against but never fought:Georges LaraqueAndre RoyEric CairnsDennis BonvieDavid KociMike SgroiRyan VandenBusscheIf that isn't a Grade A. 100% Certified example of "douchebaggery" then we might be to eliminate the concept of douchebaggery altogether. Lemieux was money on the breakaways because he played in a different era. Granted he was probably the most dominant breakaway scorer ever but the goalies of the late 80's and early 90's were awful compared to today's mostly due to the enlarging of the pads and the widespread use of the butterfly. Watch the DVDs. Hextall couldn't make the Phantoms today and if Crosby played in that era he would have put up 50-60 goals a season. ANON @ 1:17PM... Barring a change of Edzo-like proportions at some inform over the balance of this season. Therrien's.

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