Tom, i have to agree with them on this one. It's sad and all about the ceremonies that went on. But it's hockey, and I would hope my team goes foot all on gas all the time, no matter what.

FUCK YOU.

Up 4-0 on a team that flew into town right after a memorial service for their coach's daughter, and you run it to 7? Bunch of fucking assholes. Take your damn foot off the gas. Show a little class towards a team that just lost a family member.

I hope the Sens break you fuckers when the time is right.

Karma mother fuckers.....

You know, when I heard the score on the TV I thought the same thing, but I thought about it for awhile. I put my mind in the state of the players of both teams, and I came to the conclusion that life goes on. And kicking their asses wasn't out of spite for the deceased and it wasn't out of disrespect. It's simply about life, continuing. They played, and the Oilers did not. It wasn't so much the Canes being oppressive and insensitive, it was the Oilers being sensitive and depressed. Nobody wanted to celebrate, not a goal, not a win. And the sting of the lose could only serve to get their attention away from a deeper pain.

That is some deep shit right there.

Who cares, it was the Senators.

They are professionals and have to not let these things bother them, plus it was a good win for Carolina as they needed something like that. And I say it again, who cares, it was Ottawa, I love seeing them get destroyed like that, even with what happened today.

Now, I feel terrible for the coach, the team, not so much, the coach yes, it was his daughter who died and I do support the team for supporting him.

And it really does suck to lose someone close to you, even if it was a coaches daughter.

Who cares, it was the Senators.

They are professionals and have to not let these things bother them, plus it was a good win for Carolina as they needed something like that. And I say it again, who cares, it was Ottawa, I love seeing them get destroyed like that, even with what happened today.

Are you fucking serious? "Not let these things bother them?" You're fucking nuts. Have someone close to you die, and go ahead and block it out right away and do your job. You won't be able to do it.

I guess Schoenfeld and the Sabres weren't professionals when Tim Horton died and they could barely play the game.

I guess my friend's company isn't professional because one of their coworkers died suddenly at 29 last week, and they're still not right.

You know what Ottawa's schedule was yesterday? Instead of flying to Raleigh on Tuesday, spending the night, having a pre-game skate, and playing the game, they went the service Wednesday, flew down, got off the plane, and played. They weren't winning that game no matter what.

Sometimes life comes first and hockey comes second.

Up 4-0 on a team that flew into town right after a memorial service for their coach's daughter, and you run it to 7? Show a little class towards a team that just lost a family member.

Who passed?

Luke Richardson's daughter. She died Saturday after attempting suicide.