hurricane1091

I had partial season tickets for RBNY this past year and went to numerous other games not in my package, and will be at every playoff game as well. I don't give a sh!t that Red Bull owns the team. Red Bull is pretty good anyways. Aside from that, every soccer team almost in the world is sponsored by a company. Teams abroad have gambling websites on their jerseys, bread logos, airliners, etc. I live in South Jersey so naturally I would prefer New Jersey in the name, but whatever. The team won the Supporter's Shield and is able to allocate resources from RB to obtain players like Tim Cahill and Thierry Henry. So I can live with that. Giants and Jets associate with NY just as much as the Red Bulls do as well, why are we not bitching about that? And all of us here that support baseball support NY teams probably since NJ does not have one. It's just the facts of life people. I'd love it if RBNY became RBNJ and NYJ were the NJJ but until it happens, oh well. PS, Dax lives in NY.

Hopefully Caps and Sens pull it out, and we can pull out our series too. Would be lovely to face the caps in round two...

Hoping pens pull off the series comeback.

Yes, but during the third the place was still loud. It did not come off as begging at all to me, because no one sat there morbid and depressed. It was a great atmosphere.

It got the arena loud, did it not? Why be mad at something that worked.

Embarrassing fans.

The person that started this is a fvcking disgrace. Half this board is an EMBARRASSMENT.

Marty is the go to guy. If you seriously think he should not be, you need a reality check.

Quit bitching. The arena was loud, he wasn't begging people to get into it.

Marty faced 16 shots, he won't be tired. He might not be confident because his defense single handedly cost the team four goals, but he won't be tired.

So, we can trade a first, Tedenby, and Tallinder for Rick Nash?

No one thought Ponikarvosky was a bad trade. Joe who + a 4th? Well, I didn't say terrible. I just said the weakest link. Salvador, Volchenkov, Greene, and Taormina have been more solid than him.

Greene has been one of our best D-Men. Fayne has been the weakest link, easily.

"For me, I think it protects a little more the five hole," said Brodeur, who'll be in net on Tuesday night when the Devils (31-20-4) travel to Buffalo (24-25-6). "When I go down on the butterfly there's a little more pad there then I used to have. I always played with my pads wider at the bottom and tapered at the top like goalies did in the 1990s. We play Toronto, not Buffalo...

Sign Bertuzzi.