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PuckSniperPensel
PostPosted: Tue Dec 15, 2009 12:30 pm 
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It was great to see two Buffalo natives pushing through for the Sabres.

They were both flying all night, and I think we're fortunate to have such a unique situation.

Two home town boys, refusing to let the team they watched growing up lose.

How's that for pride?
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I was on the phone with my father last night after the game, telling him that I have never felt as connected to a sports team as I do with these Sabres. Having two Buffalo area boys on the Sabres, playing together on the same line no less, makes following the team much deeper for me. Knowing that these guys grew up Sabres fans in Buffalo like we did...it really makes it special.

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kaleta has been my fav sabre for a long time...kennedy is starting to grow on me....LOVE the fact that they are both buffalo boys...i hope kaleta can play his entire career out here....

i'm starting to take notice of this squad....kaleta in particular....he skates fast and hard, hits, kills penalties, was on the pp last night, and now is starting to put in goals....if he keeps it up, THIS is the kind of player you want on your team in the playoffs....can anyone say Claude Lemeuix (sp) ?

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There is nothing better than watching the Sabres score a shorthanded goal. Especially in someone else's barn. You can just hear the air escaping the building.

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Godzilla1960 wrote:
There is nothing better than watching the Sabres score a shorthanded goal. Especially in someone else's barn. You can just hear the air escaping the building.

I couldn't hear it....maybe I was too busy SCREAMING! lol :lol:

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Godzilla1960 wrote:
There is nothing better than watching the Sabres score a shorthanded goal. Especially in someone else's barn. You can just hear the air escaping the building.


That was a nice goal..Someone been teaching that boy some hockey moves lol


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Godzilla1960 wrote:
There is nothing better than watching the Sabres score a shorthanded goal. Especially in someone else's barn. You can just hear the air escaping the building.


That was a nice goal..Someone been teaching that boy some hockey moves lol

What I want to know is (and maybe Icehound or one of our other regular hockey players can answer this), how did Kaleta know to keep the puck on the ice so that it would slide under Halak's right leg? Do you think he saw the opening and did it intentionally or do you think he got lucky? I would think his first move would be to flick the puck up to try to get it over the goalie's leg, in which case Halak probably would have made a pad save.

Very impressive moves, all around.

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Godzilla1960 wrote:
Toddmh wrote:
Godzilla1960 wrote:
There is nothing better than watching the Sabres score a shorthanded goal. Especially in someone else's barn. You can just hear the air escaping the building.


That was a nice goal..Someone been teaching that boy some hockey moves lol

What I want to know is (and maybe Icehound or one of our other regular hockey players can answer this), how did Kaleta know to keep the puck on the ice so that it would slide under Halak's right leg? Do you think he saw the opening and did it intentionally or do you think he got lucky? I would think his first move would be to flick the puck up to try to get it over the goalie's leg, in which case Halak probably would have made a pad save.

Very impressive moves, all around.


I think it was a combination of a loss of balance and standard procedure.

When you try for that quick little tap off a deke in one direction, you're looking to get the shot off as quick as possible to get the puck through before the 5 hole closes.

Sometimes, you have to elevate it because the goaltender keeps his paddle down, but in this case, Halak had to move too quickly to keep the paddle down, and Kaleta just buried it.

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Halak is weak on the five-hole - He's been scouted:

"Game 45: Atlanta ousts Halak, dumps Canadiens | Habs Inside/OutJan 21, 2009 ... Halak has issues with basic mechanics particularly with 5 hole coverage and going down too quickly. If this team continues to holiday ...
habsinsideout.com/main/14051 - Cached -

Halak will face Islanders | Habs Inside/OutOct 23, 2009 ... he is getting beaten this way a lot as well as lots of five hole ... So i think maybe after a weak goal by Price the team remembers this ...
habsinsideout.com/main/22825 - Cached -

Post Game: Montreal 1, New Jersey, 4 | Montreal CanadiensJan 3, 2009 ... Not even 2 minutes later, Andrei Markov turned over the puck sending Zach Parise in all alone who would beat Halak 5-hole. Another weak goal ...
yourhabs.com/post-game-montreal-1-new-jersey-4/ - Canada - Cached -

New Jersey Devils | Montreal CanadiensGiven what I've seen over the last five games, my question for you is, ... all alone who would beat Halak 5-hole. Another weak goal Halak should have had. ...
yourhabs.com/tag/new-jersey-devils/ - Canada - Cached -"

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