Kassian, who is 6'5, 232 lbs, has played 28 games at the NHL level, scoring twice and racking up 67 penalty minutes. He is currently in the first year of a two year contract.
Tuesday, 12 March 2013 16:29
Sens Acquire Matt Kassian
Bryan Murray has found his tough guy.
The Ottawa Senators have acquired tough guy Matt Kassian from the Minnesota Wild in exchange for a 6th round pick in the 2014 Entry Draft. Kassian has spent this season with the Houston Aeros of the American Hockey League.
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26 NHL games... TONS of PIMS...
We need a guy like this
Chirp, any word on Saint Andy's status?
While Bishman & Robin have been reliable,
( OMG, what a great reference, too bad they aren't playing the Penguins... BIFF, POW!)
there have been cracks appearing in the fabric of the Matrix and the Sens really need Mr. Anderson to step in and close them up.
Is there a reason why it's the 2014 draft and not this year?
He'll be here. Likely plays on Saturday.
We lose because we don't score ,not because we're "not tough".
This is just another goon to take minutes away from a youngster and be a pylon vs the other team's skilled/fast players.
He's a liability.
Usually a fan of pretty much everything Murray does, and while this isn't a big deal either way, it doesn't seem productive.
AND MCLAREN.
http://senators.nhl.com/club/blogpost.htm?id=15177
He won't play every game.. just against teams with the big guys that run around and cheapshot the Sens young players.
With the re-alignment next season you have Boston, Leafs, Montreal, Buffalo -- all with heavyweights. You need to compete with that.. and it makes the young players a little more comfortable having someone like that in the lineup. I don't think Pitts will run around like they did the last game..
His 1st goal:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yjeZ2DwF50E
should mean something else was/is there?
I will pass on the entertainment fighting but enforcer bring it on.
HMMM - and drafted 147 spots before Colin Greening
Seems like he'll be a perfect fit for certain opponents and I really like the designated tough guy being a forward and not a d-man
Well he goes to the net and can't easily be moved out of there. That's a plus..
"We're running out of superlatives to explain how Paul MacLean, Daniel Alfredsson, Chris Phillips and the gang of kids are pulling this off without their top talent. AMAZING."
How bout Bishop-Smith and Latendresse
For Gagner and Pajaarvi.
Gagner gives us insurance in case Spezza has a setback.
If Spezza comes back fine and Michalek can play well
Michalek-Spezza-TUrris
Pajaarvi-Gagner-Alfie
Greening-Zibby-Stone
Condra-Job-Neil
Kassian
Tons of skill.
If Michalek can't go we have Greening who can move up.
Next Murray needs a top 4 defenceman, I would like to see a straight up deal Bishop for Edmonton's Petry. Finally Murray could use another top 6 forward & there could be a few available very soon. I try for Fleischmann or Versteeg from Florida & try to send some players/prospec ts the other way like Da Costa, Regin, Condra, Petersson, Pageau, Prince, Claesson or Hoffman.
If we have to live with it I just wish the Senators wouldn't be so....I dunno....inauth entic about it. Like sitting Konopka and Carkner until we started getting pushed around and then deciding this is an important aspect of the game. This feels like that and I can't say I love it..
Does anybody know what number Kassian will wear?
Now Murray just needs to make a trade for someone who can score goals and defencemen who score goals.
Murray should trade for one Smid or Whitney.
As for a scoring forward I would like to see Murray trade for one of Chris stewart or Pierre-Marc Bouchard.
What 6th round pick would be in the Perry deal?
Humour. I think.
Cool that is good too know.
When players get instigating penalties, that's when they're actually supposed to fight. Those fights are legit. Instead the league puts that player in the box for 2, 5 and 10min plus an extra 2 if he has a visor. But when two guys desire to fight just because that's all they know how to do...that seems legit enough to the league that the players don't get anymore penalties.
If legit fights deserve 17 or 19 minutes then staged fights should get the rest of the game
And this is coming from someone who absolutely loves fighting in hockey. One of my favourite moments from the past couple years was Smith vs Horton
Phillips gets 19 for sticking up for a linemate and being punched in the face and some guy who can barely stand on the ice but can pun ch a lot only gets 5 for pointlessly fighting his counterpart from across the ice.
I suppose the extra 2 for the visor will have to be dropped in a couple of years when visors become compulsory.
about that" (scoring) "You want to make everyone on the ice, on your side, grow a couple......... .........of inches".
Good thing he added that, my pause, not his.
Yeah not having a hot wife in this organization is a definite deal breaker.
Although Larry David would say he is probably an indecent man because of his hot wife.
Imagine it was one of the leafs players
@ Apostle,
My thoughts on the these "instigating "
rules etc........... including "Staged Fighting", is really simple :
Both participants of a staged fight, get a game misconduct and an automatic 3 game suspension.
A fight that breaks out during normal circumstances, shall be the normal 5 minute major to both participants, that's
it, that's all.
The 19 minutes that Phillips and Wiercioch got, is a farce of "double standard"
@ dackell,
Only if it is a "staged fight", which I stipulated, deserves a 3 game suspension.
A "non staged fight", both players get 5 minute major for fighting. That's all !!
As far as this trade is concerned...I'm all for adding toughness, but as I said in a previous post: "better not come at the cost of bad penalties".
I agree with 1 game suspension for the hit on Lundin a few games ago !
What I dont get is how you expect Kassian to be on the ice at the exact same moment Neil gets hit form behind and O'Brien gets rocked behind the net?
Wow..this poor guy only asked "did we really need to sign a heavyweight enforcer when we really needed scoring", and everyone attacks him.
It's a valid question folks. It's a nothing trade as far as what we gave to get him, but you have to ask, who comes out of the lineup for this guy to draw in?
Your crystal ball is telling you that this years 6th round pick for the Sens will be a "key piece" of a deal to land Corey Perry?
You eat alot of paint chips as a kid?
Right...
Well based on the general comments here when the team is struggling, everybody apart from Karlsson sucks, so I guess it doesn't matter who comes out.
I anticipate this trap style hockey to persist for most or even the rest of the season as Karlsson is not coming back. This guy will save us injuries and thus help put much needed points on the board. This in my opinion is a reaction to injuries. With all our healthy players we would have penalized a team on the scoreboard for putting their goons out, that talent is irreplaceble. Next best thing is to out grind them.
Apparently Bill Goldthorp wasn't available.
Well said bud!
In the real world, our toughest biggest bad ass doesn't just magically appear on the ice when one of our boys gets rocked. He'll be lucky to play 5-6 mins a night as it is.
Toronto, that heavyweight killed our rook 30 seconds in, that was a choice to go and we can't say the game dictated that fight
I don't mind muscle and the fact Kassian is 6'5 is great but what I dont get is that two days ago the general consensus was that Latendresse should not play and sucks but yet we are happy for Kassian!
I believe that Coach MacLean, will only dress this guy in a few selected games,
as an insurance deterrent vs tough guys
from selected teams.
He will be a regular scratch when not needed.
I was trying to be funny, beer had a say in this. It will not happen again haha.
No way did Murray grab this guy without MacLean buying in. You don't have the success the Sens have had without some collaboration between GM and coach (MacLean might not have been super keen, but no way he was against the idea).
Shows your players that they've got backup and he can police Bingo when we're healthier.
As for him "stealing minutes", as some have pointed out he'll only play against teams that we need that element and really, with all the injuries it's not like he's stealing minutes from a guy that wouldn't have been in Bingo if we were healthy anyway.
Not sure I'd have made the move myself but I trust MacLean to use him right and Murray to know what he's doing.
Pretty much a guarantee that he fights on his first shift Saturday right? As much as I love this team, if anything has been missing it's a couple of fights along the way.
I agree.
I think the visor rule will go away given the Staal incident. Maybe coupled with a start towards mandatory visors on some level.
As for staged fights, I think a game misconduct if it's 100% clear would be okay (i.e. opening face off). The guys that fight that way get few shifts anyway. But more would be risky IMO. Would be too easy for something to look staged when someone just agreed. Maybe if both guys have a certain number of fighting majors already or something but I can see something where Orr fights Smith and they call it staged and we lose that tradeoff every time.
Until they change the rules (or even after) it's the players that need to show some honor and agree to let each other drop the visors/helmets before fighting. Increases the danger to each one of course but until they invent the quick release visor that's what they'll have to do.
I like it too! I keep expecting him to do a Captain Kirk double fister!
Saint Anderson. I like the ring of that!
Go SENS Go
He can start the year in Bingo next season can't he? But if not then yes I guess he'll be 14th forward or something.
Does make me wonder why they didn't just call up Jessiman or Kramer or something. But in Murray we trust.
There is no 'next Alfredsson'. God is irreplaceable!
Funny how everyone is ok with this now and when I was sayng it last week I was "out to lunch" LOL...too funny
Our guys have been playing very small lately.
We will definately play bigger with Kassian up in the press box for majority of the games
Just like Maclean did last year with Carkner (once we got Gilroy) and Konopka
BArring more long term injuries which force us to start Kassian I would love to see what people on here think he will actually play
we have 22 Games left including tonight which is already stated he wont play
so of the 21 games left how many games do you think he will play in?
I honestly would set the over under at 12.5
I figure this goes to the nuclear deterrent figure that Murray mentioned when speaking about Carkner.
The other team knows that you have a caveman on the bench and that he will make someone pay if they take a run at Alfie, Spezza, Karlsson...etc.
In the playoffs last year, Carkner had to wait until the next game to go after Boyle. After that, the Rangers knew what was coming if they took any liberties.
this is the last straw!
I'm going to refresh this sight every ten minutes instead of every five. That'll learn him.
I don't think that really mattered. Alfie was still knocked out, Karlsson was still run after (Neil then ran Richards next shift)
If every team has a hied goon, why should a team then be deterred?
If not for his (Carkner) knee surgery, he would have played more games.
Carks has played 160 reg games and 10 playoff games for Ottawa. Not much press box there.
As long as Kassian isnt the next Konopka then were fine. He will have regular role on the 4th line. Daug or Regin are easily replaceable.
Kassian couldn't beat out Konopka for the role in Minny and that scares the hell out of me
Why should it matter? Imagine if we hadnt had Carks or Neil or to some extent Konopka...that series would not have went to 7 at all.
The only reason we were in it was because our guys felt confident they could hang with a MUCH more physical team.
If you dont have one, teams run your stars knowing no retaliation is coming.
Just look at this year, haha would you stop running our team if you knew you had to answer to Wiercioch, Dzuir, Daugavins, Phillips....HAH A come on man.
Teams can basically run our stars everynight, to which we've seen. without any consequences.
Not anymore...
Kono offers a different set of skills. He's still a great faceoff guy even with the new rules and he can agitate as well as "fight". He can also kill penalties.
Kassian is more about being a true heavyweight. In Sens terms he's closer to a McGrattan than Kono or Carkner (who could play shutdown minutes on top of fighting).
If Minny had needed a "deterrent" like we seem to, I bet Minny would have found a way to dress Kassian.
THIS ^^
Well he played 4 games his rookie year, then followed it up with 24 in his sophmore year. Not much to go on. It was just as simple as MIN didnt have any room/use for him. He was a rookie afterall...
Now he comes into a team in desperate need of physical presence. Dont you think his physical presence and the confidence he will instill in others while out there patrolling is a huge upgrade to the avg play of Regin or Daug everynight?
I mean really, what has Regin or Daug done to help this team, what do they bring to the table that others cant do...
we have not, and all the games I've seen I have yet to see teams taking liberties with us
Running Lundin and O'brien?
If deterrent was so important then you would think McQuaid would not have run Neil, with fear of retaliation from him
Your right
The reason for Toronto's turnaround this year has nothing to do with improved goaltending and team defense
Its cause Orr is actually playing this year
You would think Boston would just push Pittsburgh around and say NO
I think it was a good trade cause a 6th round pick probably will never play for us, and if he does it wont be for years
having an NHL body will help us, and will help keep players in Bingo for their run
I get all that
But I don't buy the notion that Kassian will make us play bigger, therefore make us play better
Latendresse came back last game and people wrote him off saying he wont help us win
Now we get Kassian and people are saying he will make us win
thats the part I don't buy. Will he play for us? Yes? Will he fight? yes will his impact be felt? Most likely. Will any of that have a tangible and concrete outcome of our games and win totals? hardly
I can count on one finger how many fight Konopka won last year...
Great on face offs, PK and in the locker room but he was a pest more than anything that could take a beating night in, night out.
You really don't have to look any further than Montreal or Toronto to prove that it works....last year both of these teams were scared of their own shadow, this year -not so much
Voice of reason.
Improved defense and goaltending...l ol Now your really searching for clues...
Kessel was slumping hard, 2 of their top goal scorers go down early (Lupul, Frattin).
Its not because of Orr's or McLaren's actual play but its the confidence they instill in other less skilled players to go out there and play better than they should. Like most of the Leafs players right now.
When you look at the Leafs play, they play with an edge, it helps that they are already physical but watch Grabovsky play, watch Bozak play, hell even Kadri and Kulemin play like they are tough, to which they are not.
When's the last time you've seen Turris, Regin, Silfverberg play tough...
not sure i follow this post
toronto had Orr last year and he won more fights last year than this year
and montreal adding a middle weight at best in prust makes them tougher to play against?
you are saying these teams turn arounds have nothing to do with both of them adding new coaches with strict team defense systems?
1- Toronto-27 (8)
2- Columbus-24 (24)
3- Philly-21 (22)
4- Vancouver-19 (9)
5- Boston-18 (5)
6- Tampa-18 (26)
7- Dallas-17 (20)
8- Los Angeles-16 (10)
9- Winnipeg-16 (18)
10- Buffalo-15 (27)
Or is it just the threat of having a goon? since only 4 of top 10 fighting leaders are in the top 10 in the league
There is no rhyme or reason to fighting and its correlation on success
Which teams have the most stars that would have a fear of being run around on?
Pittsburgh? (Malkin, Neal, Crosby, Letang)
Chicago? (Toews, Kane, Seabrook, Keith)
yet both are tied for 15th in fighting. I do remember people on here saying we shouldn't run or hit crosby at every chance we get because Engellend might retaliate!!!
2011-2012 Team Save Percentage:
Toronto: .898(29th)
2012-2013 Team Save Percentage:
Toronto: .914(8th)
Ya I would say their turn around is defensive and goaltending related especially considering as you pointed out Kessle was slumping and they lost key guys up front
WHAT!?! NO!!!!!!! (head explodes)
Honestly Chirp, you should have posted a blog entilted 'Gameday Post' containing only three short words 'more to come'... I mean it works for Eklund...
His junior numbers were meh..Late second round pick just for toughness?
Seems odd to me.
I never said we dont need him
I'm sure Murray wanted extra bodies, and figured might as get some size and toughness for sure
But the fact people on here think he will make us play any differently is what I disagree with
He will play, he will serve a purpose btu I don't buy into the correlation that when Turris plays taller because he has a hired gun on the bench, means Turris will play better
Waivers today: Ben Eager (EDM), Nick Johnson (PHX), Rostislav Olesz (CHI).
We should get Eager!!!
With him and Kassian no one will touch us and we will always have the puck on our sticks
No but Cooke would of!
Sorry bad joke...:(
So your saying Kassian is as useful as Cooke?
You can't compare them at all Cooke=Neil
And the Sens can just roll 3 lines most of the game, except when they need a fight!
For those who hate arguments on here etc lol
It'll stop on new post
That being said, Kassian will serve a purpose
That purpose will not affect the outcome of any game we play score wise, or will it make our powerplay pick up and actually produce
I could probably guarantee it will affect our PK since we may hve some extra penalties to kill off now
That kinda plays into what I'm trying to tell you, they had these same guys last year...yet were brutal...why so?
The mental game plays a huge part, no confidence means shitty play, get tougher, bigger and players get confident.
And if by some miracle they do start to produce and the PP is all of a sudden magic...what will be your ingenious excuse then?
Players just decided to start playing? They drank extra gatorade? Or maybe doing more bike?
P.S. out for lunch and will not argue on new post either....that is until Alcatraz says something I dont like!
Ok then explain this:
2011-2012 Team SVP:
Ottawa: .917 (18th)
2012-2013 Team SVP:
Ottawa: .941 (1st)
But according to your logic we no longer have Carkner and Konopka so shouldn't we not have tried as hard?
How come your argument works for when Toronto svp increases, but I'm assuming it doesn't when ottawa's goes up?
If Turris and Gonchar start hitting the net on the pp and we pass the puck better and maintain poession, I'll attribute to an improved PP to those poitns right there and nto to them being more confident cause Kassian si sitting on the bench
And in some shocking and sad news, Blake Geoffrion has informed the Canadiens that he is retiring. He suffered a fractured skull last year.
Look up how many fighting majors Carkner had last year.
It's the deterrent factor.
Really, you might often see teams with a legit heavyweight having way less fights since A) some teams wouldn't have a match for him and B) they lesser guys would feel less of a need to drop the gloves themselves.
Bottom line, if we were 100% healthy we have no need (or room) for Kassian. Some have already pointed out the best deterrent is to have guys like Karlsson that can skate around the Orrs of the world so they either don't dress or if they do we score on the PPs they end up giving us with the dumb penalties.
With so much skill out of the lineup, we can use a guy like Kassian to give a tiny bit more room for Turris, Silfverberg etc.
BTW - I don't agree that Silfverberg is soft since he's often in the scrums. Similar to Alfie really.
Kassian is useful cause hes an able body and will create room
But thats it, he will contribute to our playoff run success just as uch as anyone else who plays 5 min a night
Case in point look at Orr, close game last night in toronto and he is out on the ice with 10 minutes left, then its blown wide open
In the end wins and losses are what counts, and sure kassian and anyone who fights has an impact, but if our go to guys don't produce it won't matter how confident their goon makes them feel
He was a scorer in junior but decided to turn into a fighter thinking it gave him a better shot at the NHL. (Edit: I think "scorer" is an overstatement, but he made a conscious decision in the WHL to change his style.)
I'm sure Kassian is a better fit or they would have gone with Kramer, but would be curious to hear from any Bingo fans on whether Kramer is a legit heavyweight or just another middleweight. (He's smaller or course but in terms of who he can fight.)
I think it has alot to do with not taking anymore players from Bingo and ruining their team altogether
Also Kassian if he is coming in to fight, wont be nervous during game day when he knows Orr etc is on other team, instead of another Dizzy moment
Furthermore, he is probably too much of a gamer for his own good. He would fight anyone and risk serious injury going against the heavies. I think the Sens have grander plans for him 3 or so years down the road.
I agree to a degree with Dizzy
But Dizzy was trying to prove he can bein the NHL, I'm not sure Kassian would have prevented that one
As for Weircioch, he was defending an in game hit, that occurred on that shift. Only way Kassian can prevent PW from fighting is if ZK is on ice at exact same moment
Unless you want Ottawa to be the team that has PW go over to McQuaid and tell him "you can't do that!!! Just wait till the next time your on the ice, Kassian will get you!"
Don't we all remember what happened to Buffalo when Miller got hit with no immediate response
Where is the game day?
Doesn't need to be an immediate response, just needs to be response. Carkner vs. Boyle last year was a great response and wasn't immediate. Players take notes.
I agree and he's from Ottawa
Sure, one of our players will likely go back to the A. That will only help Bingo, as well as give quality on ice minutes to whomever it is. Kassian will sit out more often than not, depending on performance and opposition.
BM made a strategic move that adjusts the balance of heavyweight's in our division. Does this make us a better scoring team, no. As a fan, can you sit here and argue that the players on the ice won't feel a little bit better knowing they can get into the dirty area's more often per game, without getting shellacked? We can't say that teams won't continue to play tough, but if those players who take liberties continue to do so, input Kassian.
Are you new to SensChirp? There are always people here upset with anything... and everything... and nothing...
Plus Tookie/Hax/Alca traz who are just generally upset with each other... and the inability of the rest of us to understand there obviously logical arguments and their questionable use of statistical evidence to prove that the world is flat and the sky is green.
New post yet???
He's a big strong guy, he's a very physical player, he's a very willing combatant. With the number of young players and injuries we have on our roster, there has got to be a sense of comfort that they can go out and play without being pushed around, which has happened a couple times here so we just felt it was a need and an addition that, given the opportunity to get one, a guy like this, a big guy, he's a young player and we're hoping that he'll work with our coaches and be a real contributor to our team.
Quoting DajaSens:
This is a new low for you Tookie. Your saying that the players have been playing very small lately....Get the @^!* out of here with that. This group is completely gelled in a team effort, now more than any other time in recent memory. They are standing up for eachother, and protecting eachother when needed. You don't need a heavyweight "goon" on your team to feel that someone has got your back.
I am proud of this team and what they are doing for eachother.
Struggling...ye s, but the whole league knows and recognizes how much heart they have...its obvious. Except perhaps to you.
You say they are playing little...screw you, don't take away what they are accomplishing with so little.
Don't forget the whimpering losers who measure their self esteem by whether or not other posters disagree with them and who spend their day counting who posts the most comments.
Benoit was signed to solidify Bingo and MAYBE be an emergency call up. Boro and Gryba were supposed to be a year away at least. Wiercioch was supposed to get eased in as the 6/7 guy.
The list of forwards with similar stories is too long for the 1000 symbol limit.
Good signing, won't be regretted even when the team is 100% healthy. Extra year doesn't bother me either since he's likely fine as the 13th guy most nights and we need to move quantity for quality at some point anyway.
I hope you are being sarcastic... what kind of response did we have to EK65 getting put out on a cheap shot play? What about when Saint Anderson got smoked? Yeah, I'll never forget the look in Phillips eyes when that happened I would have sworn he was singing the Golden Grahams jingle in his head.
Guys take liberties with us, people here were furious then for lack of response. Couple weeks later? Philips taking the stupid penalties, Dziurzynski getting knocked out. Sure we try to play with jam + spirit and brotherhood but we have been playing small at times. And all season long too.
Agreed.
Also, why not wait until the guy plays at least ONE game before saying it was a bad trade. God damn people are impatient.
My main argument was that I personally don't believe in the correlation between goon=victories
or the correlation that having a goon makes our stars play better
Will there be more fear with kassian? of course
Will people be less likely to run our stars, I could see it
Will this mean we win more? That still depends on whether or not we can shoot the puck and make saves
Totally agree, whether it is a new team member or a hard luck dude back from an injury, welcome aboard the Sens train, we hope you enjoy a kick-ass journey!
This move cost us zilch and we are not knocking any deserving prospect out of a role - we are still stacked with'em!
I never blamed Murray for deciding to let Carks + Zenon go, but at the time I remarked I hope we bring in a cement head. There are many scenarios where a pugilist is really effective, and having so many young prospects and in graduated roles? We should have made this move weeks ago!
But this is where I found out there was a new pope.
So that's a bonus.
It's a bit of a tough pill to swallow to admit we need to "waste" a roster spot on a guy who's not a potential star. Really every other guy in the lineup so far this year has had some level of potential to be in our long term plans. Even O'Brien and Daugavins could conceivably be part of a top 9 in the future.
Kassian won't be anything more than a reliable 4th liner which is less fun to get excited about.
And while this team hasn't exactly shrunk away from the physical stuff, there were plenty of times that I wish someone had gone after Cooke or other guys "taking liberties". Not sure even now if that would be smart or not but as a fan I wanted blood several times this year and didn't get it. Times when in the past Neil would have responded.
Kassian has a role and sadly we have use for it now.
The reason they don't run those players is because it would do NOTHING since that team is so stacked that you probably wouldn't even notice the difference with one of them out of the line up... Same with the Hawks. You wanna talk about an organization with depth? Those are teams with depth, where everyone can contribute.
And the end of the day, you better score, or find ways to score if you want to win games. Im hoping, pessimistically , that with Kassian on the ice, Turris will now go on a torrid scoring streak...
Tell me again how the Sabres are doing after adding some grit? Exactly.
Sens need a big 2 points here tonight to gain some ground in the standings again.
Have to say, the NE is ridiculous right now. 4/5 teams in playoff positions... at the expense of the Atlantic division too!
The BEST way is to have a team that is so deep, skilled and fast that they simply can't crush anyone or if they happen to get lucky they still get beaten (as TheBoss points out). If our team is 100% healthy I can't see any team wanting to even dress their goon since they'd need every bit of skill they can dress to have a hope of beating us and certainly wouldn't want to risk penalty trouble.
The other way is to have a guy like Carkner was who can give the other bench the dirty eyeball and keep them in line. That approach doesn't work nearly as well but it's better than having guys like Phillips, Wiercioch, Daugavins and Alfie having to take major penalties.
This falls in line with (edit) The Apostle's recent comment.
I was sick of Pope jokes days ago, so may bad ones on Twitterverse. This one though from esteemed Mr. Vial is the best one I've seen!
Praise Alfie!
Well played Sir.
Go Muthafuckin' Sens Go!!!!
COMMIES.
The hockey Gods helped us last night with basically every game going in our favour.
Sens 3-0
*snicker*
Me too haha