Tired Defense

SirRisky · Posted: Sun Mar 04, 2007 12:56 pm Post subject: Tired Defense

It wasn't as bad an officiated game as I have seen at this level. THAT honor goes to Tom Sterns in a game two years ago against Corpus where he actually held a grudge all night against the Bat's bench for some of the comments coming from Greg Gatto. Nine consecutive penalties against the Bats, about 1/4 of which were even close to legit calls. But last night was a horroble example of the amature officiating we get here in the CHL.

WHAT, they get paid? The league should stop throwing money away. . .

What I am really worried about is the fact that we are getting decent effort and play our of our D for abour two thirds of the game and then (at the end of every period) our D is completely DOG tired. I hear tell that Ovington is skating again, after a short set back and that Homer is just a short time away - but we need legs now. The forwards are helping out on defense, but that means we sacrifice of the offensive end. And I bet a thank you card from Beaudry for a lttle help would be in the offing. That man has stood up to a TON of shots.

Time is running out and I would like to see Hughesie coach a whole season this year. The Second Season, the REAL SEASON!

THE PLAYOFFS!

Come on, at least one the three teams that I root for has got to make the post season and the only one with a prayer are the BATS!
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Red · Posted: Sun Mar 04, 2007 1:00 pm Post subject:

Welcome Sir Risky! Yeh, our boys derserved that win last night. Even when I was yelling at the bucks that they were playing dirty, several of them were smiling and agreeing with me. Sad.
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