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In <1991Feb19.151614.7426@cbnewsi.att.com> bks2@cbnewsi.att.com (bryan.k.strouse) writes:


>NHL HOCKEY STANDINGS FOR 2/18/91.

	Did I miss something, or is it a result of net biased, I
	don't recall seeing the box score for the Bruins/Kings
	game?  Oh well, the visions of victory are etched in my
	mind's eye. :-)


-bill			"Lord Stanley's back, and he's wearing Gold and Black"
				(note Stars' fans, there is no green)

In article <beaulac.666982068@convex.convex.com>, beaulac@convex.com (Bill Beaulac) writes:
>
> 	Did I miss something, or is it a result of net biased, I
> 	don't recall seeing the box score for the Bruins/Kings
> 	game?  Oh well, the visions of victory are etched in my
> 	mind's eye. :-)

Congrats Bill.  Your team was awarded 2 points for its overtime win.

Hopefully we can return the favor with a little more meaning in game 5 when
the Kings are skating around the "Gahden" with the cup. ;7)


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-SPIKE-

In <1991Feb19.205356.25373@cbnewsh.att.com> bks@cbnewsh.att.com (bryan.k.strouse) writes:

>Congrats Bill.  Your team was awarded 2 points for its overtime win.

	thanks. :-)

>Hopefully we can return the favor with a little more meaning in game 5 when
>the Kings are skating around the "Gahden" with the cup. ;7)

	Isn't the format for the finals 2-3-2, putting game five at the
	Fabulous Forum, assuming LA get's out of the Campbell Conference?
	This is the first time in a *long* time, maybe ever, that their
	are so many teams (5) with a legitament shot the the Cup finals.
	Won't it be fitting for that Conference's champion to come into
	the finals after having played 2 or 3 tough series, when the Cup
	comes back to the Adams.


As an aside, Spike, I'd love to see dual championships between Boston and LA
this spring.  Bruins/Celts  vs  Kings/Lakers  has a nice ring to it.


-bill

In article <beaulac.666982068@convex.convex.com> beaulac@convex.com (Bill Beaulac) writes:
>In <1991Feb19.151614.7426@cbnewsi.att.com> bks2@cbnewsi.att.com (bryan.k.strouse) writes:
>>NHL HOCKEY STANDINGS FOR 2/18/91.
>	Did I miss something, or is it a result of net biased, I
>	don't recall seeing the box score for the Bruins/Kings
>	game?  Oh well, the visions of victory are etched in my
>	mind's eye. :-)

You can't blame Spike (a Kings' fan, I believe) for this one. The game was the
night before a day on which I post. However, our local paper won't have a
score that late (game over about 1:30 am local time). Even though I usually
don't buy a newspaper on Monday to post late scores that I missed, I meant to
get one to see this box score. I was busy and forgot. Surely someone has it
lying around still.

As far as the net (me) being biased. You won't find anyone more biased TOWARDS
the Bruins than me (although I try to keep it out of the box scores post).

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In article <beaulac.667006915@convex.convex.com>, beaulac@convex.com (Bill Beaulac) writes:
>
> 	Isn't the format for the finals 2-3-2, putting game five at the
> 	Fabulous Forum, assuming LA get's out of the Campbell Conference?
> 	This is the first time in a *long* time, maybe ever, that their
> 	are so many teams (5) with a legitament shot the the Cup finals.
> 	Won't it be fitting for that Conference's champion to come into
> 	the finals after having played 2 or 3 tough series, when the Cup
> 	comes back to the Adams.

Yeah.  I think so.  Why can the NHL get with it and have the playoffs like the
other pro teams? ;7).  I agree.  We have St. Louis, Calgary, and Edmonton
(can't count out the champs), Chicago just in the conference.  Should be some
good series too.  I expect the North Stars to give someone a good go as well,
possibly even knocking out someone....

> As an aside, Spike, I'd love to see dual championships between Boston and LA
> this spring.  Bruins/Celts  vs  Kings/Lakers  has a nice ring to it.

How bout it.  I'm sort of a Lakers fan as well, but we won't go into that.


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-SPIKE-

In article <beaulac.667006915@convex.convex.com> beaulac@convex.com (Bill Beaulac) writes:
>
>   >Congrats Bill.  Your team was awarded 2 points for its overtime win.
>
>	   thanks. :-)
>
>   >Hopefully we can return the favor with a little more meaning in game 5 when
>   >the Kings are skating around the "Gahden" with the cup. ;7)
>
>	   Isn't the format for the finals 2-3-2, putting game five at the
>	   Fabulous Forum, assuming LA get's out of the Campbell Conference?
>	   This is the first time in a *long* time, maybe ever, that their
>	   are so many teams (5) with a legitament shot the the Cup finals.
>	   Won't it be fitting for that Conference's champion to come into
>	   the finals after having played 2 or 3 tough series, when the Cup
>	   comes back to the Adams.
>
>
>   As an aside, Spike, I'd love to see dual championships between Boston and LA
>   this spring.  Bruins/Celts  vs  Kings/Lakers  has a nice ring to it.
		  ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

Yes, this certainly does sound good.  But, the question is will the Kings
have the defense to get that far?  *8-)

>
>
>   -bill

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In <1991Feb20.025733.5280@osceola.cs.ucf.edu> wilson@cs.ucf.edu (tom wilson) writes:

>In article <beaulac.666982068@convex.convex.com> beaulac@convex.com (Bill Beaulac) writes:
>>In <1991Feb19.151614.7426@cbnewsi.att.com> bks2@cbnewsi.att.com (bryan.k.strouse) writes:
>>>NHL HOCKEY STANDINGS FOR 2/18/91.
>>	Did I miss something, or is it a result of net biased, I
>>	don't recall seeing the box score for the Bruins/Kings
>>	game?  Oh well, the visions of victory are etched in my
>>	mind's eye. :-)

>You can't blame Spike (a Kings' fan, I believe) for this one.

	Tom, it was posted as a joke (note my rarely used smiley)
	aimed at Spike, and in know way was it a slam against his
	(and your) *MUCH* appriciated  efforts with posting box
	scores.

	Jeez, I didn't know Spike was a Kings fan.  Really?  Is he?  :-)

>As far as the net (me) being biased. You won't find anyone more biased TOWARDS
>the Bruins than me (although I try to keep it out of the box scores post).

	and that's appreciated also.


-bill