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Didn't Igor Ulanov accidentally collide with a teammate (who's identity escapes me at the moment) where both guys were hurt?
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You have a better memory than me to remember anything about that player.
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Count will remember.
Alan C
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Think it was Popovich? and Ulanov was out for season as a result
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Popovic sounds likely.
Good memory guys, I'm impressed.
Alan C
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its very foggy Count has the best memory for these things
“Eventually” means no later than game 10.
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Texted with Count.
He suspects that Ulanov may have collided with Malakhov, which was also my original thought. He's not 100% certain but Id be inclined to agree here.
He suspects that Ulanov may have collided with Malakhov, which was also my original thought. He's not 100% certain but Id be inclined to agree here.
Habsy
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Could be less
Stinky
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Even a total homer like me can’t disagree with this
Sal_Butera
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Do me a favor….stop thinking!
Sounds good!
wiseguy1
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As a matter of fact, Poulin's short-handed goal against Boston turned out to be the winner. The down side of this game: Ulanov was severely injured after colliding with teammate Popovic at center ice.
To make things look even worse, Boston opened the score on that play... Well, it was written in the sky that Montreal would have to pay the price if it wanted to get away with the victory: Bordeleau, Corson and Bure left the game in the second period. But, what matters most is that Montreal outshot Boston (33-19), a tough Eastern conference squad and, above all, they won at home which is a rare event this season.
To make things look even worse, Boston opened the score on that play... Well, it was written in the sky that Montreal would have to pay the price if it wanted to get away with the victory: Bordeleau, Corson and Bure left the game in the second period. But, what matters most is that Montreal outshot Boston (33-19), a tough Eastern conference squad and, above all, they won at home which is a rare event this season.
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So glad that this franchise is no longer being run by mental midgets.
View: https://x.com/WHL_History/status/1946610987831898562
View: https://x.com/WHL_History/status/1946610987831898562
Amateur scouting in general has gotten a lot better since then throughout the NHL.
Sal_Butera
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The three headless horseman of the apocalypse - Serge Savard (post 1989), Carol Vadnais and Andre Boudrias… they along w Ronald Corey set the org back 15yrs
Sal_Butera
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Savard, Vadnais and Boudrias didn’t even want to draft Saku - the GM only caved because JC Tremblay literally was going to kick the living shit out of Chief Scout Boudrias in his office
worm
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Just looking at that draft. From what I could see saku was third in points from that draft
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For once they should have drafted the big guy, Bertuzzi!