Thread: QUESTION - Are Detroit, Colorado, and San Jose all susceptible for 1st round loses?
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Old 03-21-2004, 03:43 PM   #20
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Originally Posted by Gertner
heyman, your retarded if you think that sanderson and rucinsky compensate for Bertuzzi.
Canucks also get Jovanoski back tonight.


WAKKA WAKKA WAKKA!!!!

Seriously - Canucks need to realize that things aren't as bad as they seem. YES - they lost Bertuzzi. HOWEVER - the combined efforts of Sanderson and Rucinsky should be more than enough to replace the offense. YES - they no longer have that power forward, but they also don't have a guy who takes stupid untimely penalties anymore.

The canucks also get much added help on defense once again in Jovanoski.


You know what they say..............sometimes teams who struggle before the playoffs, are the ones who do the BEST. Sometimes teams who peak right before the playoffs (i.e. Dallas) are the ones who suck the most penis come crunch time.
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