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Never would have guessed that a Cujo appearance would lead to a Sharks loss!
Big Joe needs to start dominating. I wouldn't have known Michalek was even out there if the Calgary announcers hadn't been pronouncing his name wrong two different ways. Cheechoo didn't look like himself around the net but at least he was hitting and trying.
The bright side- if SJ loses this series RW will be fired for sure! 
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Av-merican
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Yup, Joe once again earning his rep for being a playoff disappearing act. Bad news is that before he could get away with that because Marleau usually started out the postseason red-hot. He hasn't done a whole lot from what I've seen except get pummeled by the likes of Cory Sarich.
Inexcusably bad loss by the Sharts. DW better have RW's pink slip ready if this ends up going the way everyone here thinks it's going.
Sorry...good for CuJo. Unlike Joe, he has come through big-time in the postseason. I remember him pretty much singlehandedly willing the Oilers from a 3-1 game deficit against the Avs, the series that ultimately cost Crow his job. |
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Bosc Ulrich II
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Sorry...good for CuJo. Unlike Joe, he has come through big-time in the postseason. I remember him pretty much singlehandedly willing the Oilers from a 3-1 game deficit against the Avs, the series that ultimately cost Crow his job. |
That was another brilliant Patty Roy series-turning moment, the one where he tried to score a goal and failed and the Oilers rallied behind it, was it not?
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hammer
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Ya gotta feel happy for Cujo. They will have to go back to Kipper now though and he will be seriously fired up. The Sharks are in big trouble.
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Grgecko
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Well, whatever happens now, at least Joseph can feel that he has made a real contribution to whatever success the Flames do have in this post-season, and for a backup goalie in the playoffs, I am sure that is a pretty nice feeling. 
Signing Cujo for pennies late this season does look like a great move now, even if it only extends the Flames' run by this one game.
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Av-merican
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| Av-merican wrote: |
Sorry...good for CuJo. Unlike Joe, he has come through big-time in the postseason. I remember him pretty much singlehandedly willing the Oilers from a 3-1 game deficit against the Avs, the series that ultimately cost Crow his job. |
That was another brilliant Patty Roy series-turning moment, the one where he tried to score a goal and failed and the Oilers rallied behind it, was it not? |
Not sure...I've tried very hard to block that entire series from my memory.  |
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