In spectacular Wild fashion, the team's only hope for getting by Chicago injured himself during warmups. Nik Backstrom pulled something, and Josh Harding will get the call against the 'Hawks. That mean, Darcy Kuemper is on his way to Chicago.
Everyone's worst fear has been realized, so let me be among the first to say:
Tuesday, April 30, 2013
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it's so very sad that we're going out this way and not in a blaze of glory as i had hoped.
I'm sure Mike Condon is loving the confidence.
In a way I am only half kidding with this. You can bet your ass the Aeros will play their best defensive game tomorrow.
And Houston teams have a funny way of responding when left for dead. In 2005, our newspaper did a Tomb for the Astros in June, and they went on to play in the World Series.
I think Condon will be okay. I worry most about young guys when they're in shootouts. That's where you see inexperienced goalies (at the level they're at) falter. In that vein, however, the Aeros will have to bend over backwards to avoid breakaways. One would hope they're doing that anyway.
See you guys at the Cedar Park Center in October.
And also at Constellation Field this summer.
The Hallmark Channel is showing a new movie about Gordie Howe and the original Houston Aeros Saturday 5/4 8pm (overlapping game 5, if there is one), Sunday 12:00 noon, and Sunday 8pm.
http://hallmarkchannel.com/mrhockey
Mr Hockey: The Gordie Howe Story
"Regarded as one of the greatest hockey players of all time, Gordie Howe (Michael Shanks) was finished playing hockey after his retirement from the National Hockey League. When he is offered a contract – brokered by his wife Colleen (Kathleen Robertson) – to play alongside his sons in the newly formed World Hockey Association (WHA), the 45-year-old legend prepares for a surprising comeback.
Together with sons Mark (Andrew Herr) and Marty (Dylan Playfair) and the support of his wife, Gordie relocates his family and returns to the rink to play professional hockey with the Houston Aeros. Though many skeptics label this as “the biggest publicity stunt in hockey history,” Gordie proves his critics wrong and attempts to accomplish the unthinkable of playing professional hockey and winning a championship with his sons. For one of the most beloved and iconic professional hockey stars of his era, this is Gordie Howe’s second chance to once again become “Mr. Hockey.” As the Howes hit the ice, they come together to discover the power of family, courage and faith."
Well, Condon played well before Darcy came back. They guys will just have to step up their game a bit.
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