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The game was pretty good, but I've been to better Rocket games. The refs in the AHL aren't the best, but they try. That 10-minute long review was pretty annoying, though.

I had never heard (or seen) this song before, but here it is: ruclips.net/video/zKdxd718WXg/видео.html

@montrealsports29 that's the most 80's thing I've ever seen or heard. The bass line is sick!

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I didn't notice that, but I noticed that this play was the TSN Turning Point of the game. Despite turning the ball over 3 times up to that point, the Als were still in control, but this play started the momentum swing.

The Als should keep him. He's still pretty good.

It might not be a good PR move, but I think they should keep him instead of Coté. He's much more consistent.

The Als need their receivers to stay healthy! Someone is always injured.

If the Als are smart, they lock up Alexander for a few years with a new contract and plan for him to be the starter no later than 2026.

It didn't help that Mack got injured in practice after his 1st game back and then missed a bunch of games. I'm sure that BC wasn't expecting VA to be their starter again this year, but Rourke was a big disappointment after his return. I have a feeling that VA will be a Stampeder next year. They need a better QB and it's unlikely that BC will keep both Rourke and VA.

Yeah, no PI on that play but I did NOT enjoy the one hand grab!

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That's cool! What level of football do you play?

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They might as well celebrate the former dynasty while the players are still around. It's too bad that there hasn't been much to celebrate in the past 30 years. What do you mean when you say "their self-inflicted inability to adapt to the ever changing landscape of hockey today"?

@montrealsports29 Even though I live in the States, I am a die hard Canadians and Expos fan. Montreal is my favourite Canadian city, and one of my favourite cities in the world. I have respect for them and QC. Without trying to come across as offensive to either, the Canadiens need to quit hiring coaches, GM's etc., based on their ability to speak French. 50-60+years ago when the Canadiens had the pick of the best in QC, that system worked well, but since they don't have the pick of the litter, and other teams have drafted great players as well as coaches from QC. To me, the fans need to come to grips. Do they just want a organization that holds on to traditions and not win championships, or do the want a team that has the best personnel out there, French speaking or not, and be a dominate team that is a constant contender for the cup. To me, they paint themselves into a corner with their traditions that other teams in the league benefit from. Again, I'm not trying to offend the French speaking people. I'm just looking at the team situation from someone outside of QC and outside of Canada. Go Habs Go!

@@JetScreamer24 I agree with you that they shouldn't have to hire coaches and GMs that are able to speak French but, unfortunately, that's how it is here. Look at what happened when Randy Cunneyworth replaced Jacques Martin after he was fired. Of course the fans want the Canadiens to be a contender, but all of the fans under the age of 35 don't even know what it's like to cheer for a Stanley Cup-winning team.

@montrealsports29 I understand that. I wish they would learn from this, especially with having St. Louis as head coach. He was a great player, however that doesn't mean he would be a great coach. Look at Gretzky. St. Louis was hired because he was a French speaking hometown boy. He wasn't the best coach out there. He wasn't even a coach, period. They went with tradition. This is why they haven't been a real threat for 30 years, and with some of the most talented players in the league ending up with their talent being wasted away playing for a sub par organization. That's the shame of it all. Before the last cup victory in '93, the CH never went longer than 7 years between cup victories going back to the 40's. Now it's been 31 years. It's crazy to think someone 30 years old has never seen the Canadien win the cup. And I hate the fact these new teams, like Vegas have a cup after only a few years in existence.

It's a Panasonic Lumix camera. I guess you could say it has a built in golden days filter 😂 I've had it for almost 7 years. I've actually been thinking about buying a better camera, but I'm not sure which one to get. Any suggestions?

Canadiens fans during the 1970s were definitely spoiled. Six Stanley Cups in one decade is quite an achievement.

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I understand what you're saying about Gainey because he was a great defensive forward who also helped out offensively, but I would still consider Lafleur (no capital F in his name, btw) to be the MVP of the team. Six consecutive seasons of at least 50 goals and 100 points definitely helped the team win a lot of games.

That is correct, but you got to hear the theme from Rocky while you watched not much of a fight.

People like watching fights, so I give them fights to watch.

@montrealsports29 your reporter's reflexes were on spot when you focused on one end of the ice to see to two dancers fumble on the ice.

@@marcduhamel-guitar1985 My peripheral vision wasn't so good. You can see the fight start at 0:20, but I didn't see it until I heard the crowd get excited. At least Condotta's helmetless head didn't smash against the ice when he was taken down because that wouldn't have been good.

Both players got 5 minutes for fighting, so it was officially a fight. But at least neither player got bashed in the head. I'm sure they were happy about that.

@montrealsports29 cha cha cha

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That's fine, you can do that. Thanks for asking because sometimes people don't ask and just steal my videos. What's the name of your TikTok channel?

You can see the leaves blowing in at the end of the video. The gust of wind came at just the right time for Winnipeg.

From what I read on Saturday, it sounds like he'll be okay.

Castillo got a 2nd chance and made the most of it. Hopefully, this game was a Grey Cup rematch preview.

I tried replying before, but RUclips was being weird and my reply disappeared. I had said you're welcome, but the news actually sounds good because they said that he's going to be okay.

Good to hear. I was at the game and that was scary. Hate to see that happening to anyone.

@@richardouellette1672 Yes, it was scary. Hockey can be dangerous. At least it sounds like he'll be okay.

Yes, it was a scary situation but it sounds like he'll be okay.

It seems as though he'll be okay from what I read on Saturday.

Looked like he was trying to help him in some way, he took his glove off, maybe thought he was choking?

From what I read on Saturday, it seems like he'll be okay.

@@FALCON21301 I think he just figured that since he was the closest person to him, he tried to see if there was anything he could do to help before the medical people got there.

It looked pretty bad, so let's hope it's not as bad as it looked.

That is very true. They didn't make anyone think that they were watching the 1979 Final vs. the Rangers. Well, maybe the 1st game of the Final because the Canadiens lost that game, but then they won 4 straight games to win the Cup.

@@montrealsports29 lol no. Pas pantoute

@@m-abeauch905 Good thing I didn't also go to last night's game! Yikes!

It was a very good game! Most Rocket games are good, even when they lose. Hopefully, this season they'll win more often than last season.

@@montrealsports29 dobes and Hughes are ready and the whole team to so I think we are going to make the series this year

The team started to play better at just the right time.

He did a good job of catching up to this ball before it hit the ground.

I don't think anything else will happen to Pare because Arber already went after him. Besides, the injury was obviously unintentional. It was just an unfortunate play.