Huge game tonight for both teams as the Flyers come into the Garden on OLN. This should be something special. I would expect Lundqvist to get the start in goal for New York.

OLN has a question on their website, of whom do you think will win the Atlantic Division. Rangers are considerably ahead with 56% saying they will win, while the Flyers trail with 43% saying they will win the Atlantic Divison. Game on between these two tonight, in just over an hour. Can't wait for this one.

[ April 04, 2006, 02:51 PM: Message edited by: hockeyTom ]

The game is living up to the hype, and as far as home ice, it currently means nothing for the Rangers. Weird how neither team has won on their home ice. Flyers up 2-1 after 2, but I get the feeling this game is going to overtime or a shootout...eventually. Sorry to hear about Lundqvists injury. Hopefully he will be back soon.

[ April 04, 2006, 05:44 PM: Message edited by: hockeyTom ]

Wow, this was an amazing game, which offered just about everything. Ferocious bodychecks/hits, and some spectacular goaltending from both ends of the ice. And for the first time in the series, the home team won on its home ice. J D's banter about Weekes and his eyes was just bizarre. Just about then the camera focused on Weekes, and sure enough he was doing it. Looked like he saw a ghost or something. His eyes looked like they were going to pop out of his head. Talk about intense focus! Whatever it was, it worked.

Hi Tom, my partner and I caught the shot of Weekes' eyes, and man, they were spooky! Now that is intensity!

Enjoyed the game...and hope the Flyers can continue to play 'well' going into the playoffs.

Hey Di, I know, that was so bizarre. Good luck to your Flyers. It was great seeing that hockey hunk Peter Forsberg last night. He is such an amazing asset to the Philadelphia Flyers.