[jjgold]

Any live dogs out there?

[EBone]

Well, I bet Cincy JJ. I think those teams are equally shitty and I'm taking a gander because I think Harang is due for a good outing.




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[rm18]

Cincy under 30% against lefties

[bigjp5091]

Harang is the lone bright spot for the Reds, and if there is one team playing worse it is the Astros. I like the Reds and the Indians +162, Ducks -130

[rjt721]

I like Arizona but not much of a dog anymore.

I actually like the Phils a lot tonight.

[bigboydan]

Think pucks coach!

[Wheell]

Agreed, Sens are a stronger team than the Ducks and should come out with a win.

[jjgold]

Thanks Guys, I am trying cards +148

[bigjp5091]

Reds....Check
Indians....Check
Ducks.....Check

[BigBollocks]

Agreed, Sens are a stronger team than the Ducks and should come out with a win.

I don't know why people were saying that on this board all day. The Ducks had seven penalties to Ottawa's four in game one, and still completely dominated the game in getting off 50% more shots. In fact, the two Sens goals came on an Anaheim own goal and when J.S. Giguere lost his stick in game one. I watched game one with nothing on it and completely objectivity (I'm a lifelong Canadiens backer), and came away convinced Anaheim would win this series in five or less. I don't see how anyone could have seen it any other way.

In game two Anaheim got off twice the shots and completely dominated the game again. Granted I lost too as I played the puck line, so the books made off on both of us.

No matter, everyone from Ontario will come on here the rest of the series and continue to say the Sens are really deep down the better team despite being outshot, outmuscled, and outplayed. What the hell does that even mean you're the better team "deep down"?