Cubs Have No Heart!
Written by Godfrey Logan, Tuesday August 11 2009 playerpress.com
Bear with me for a moment with my rambling because I'll probably say some of the craziest things ever heard. Such as combine the two Chicago Baseball teams and let Ozzie Guillen manage them.
The Colorado Rockies have no chance to win their division but don't tell them that. We're it not for the Dodgers being nearly eight games ahead of the second place team in the National League West that would be one of the hottest three team races for a division title in the National League. But the Cubs LET the Rockies win three of four from them in Colorado by playing as badly as they could play possibly as bad as they have played all season. The Rockies hit everything the Cubs pitchers lobbed at the plate. It didn't matter that Troy Tulowitzki nearly missed hitting a grandslam he still launched a two run homer in the first inning and hit for the cycle acounting for SEVEN runs by himself!
The Rockies early in the season made a managing change to former Cubs manager Jim Tracy. A managing change for this team wouldn't matter in the least bit. They let good old "in Dusty we trusty," Dusty Baker go because he was too laidback and didn't seem to discipline his players for firebrand "Sweet Lou," Lou Piniella. Lou looks just as lost as when he managed the Former Tampa Bay Devil Rays. Is there a chance he could quit before this season is over because these guys are just as heartless as his former team? The man looks lost in the dugout as no matter what moves he makes they backfire. They have the Phillies coming up next and if the series in Colorado is any indication it's going to be an ugly series. All I can say is bring on football!
Tuesday, August 11, 2009
Monday, August 3, 2009
Editor's Pick It's The Cubs Picthing Staff and Not Much Else
by Godfrey Logan, August 03, 2009
It's The Cubs Picthing Staff and Not Much Else
Written by Godfrey Logan, Monday August 03 2009 playerpress.com
The Cubs have one of the best pitching staffs in baseball some of the best hitters in baseball but they're far too inconsistent. Then there is the bullpen. Since Jim Hendry has been the General Manager of the Cubs since 2003 he has put a lot of work into solidifying it and has not been able to do it. He's had closer after closer come in and blow save after save.
Who can forget a couple of years ago when former close Ryan Dempster came in with a five run lead against the mets and gives up the game winning runs. Now he's kick ass as a starter. We've had the bullpen blow saves in both losses in the three games series against the Marlins a series the Cubs could have swept. WIth the game tied at two in game one the bullpen gives up three runs to give the game to the Marlins. In game two with the Cubs leading eight to five Kevin Gregg a former Marlin gives up the game tying runs to let the Marlins back into it. If not for the red hot Derrick Lee hitting a homerun in the top of the tenth inning to give the Cubs back the lead who knows how that game would have turned out. If the Cubs make the playoffs this year some of us will be surprised with their inconsistencies at the plate and in the bullpen. Not to mention the need to try to get Milton Bradley to hit from the left side where most of us have given up on that experimentWho can forget a couple of years ago when former close Ryan Dempster came in with a five run lead against the mets and gives up the game winning runs. Now he's kick ass as a starter. We've had the bullpen blow saves in both losses in the three games series against the Marlins a series the Cubs could have swept. WIth the game tied at two in game one the bullpen gives up three runs to give the game to the Marlins. In game two with the Cubs leading eight to five Kevin Gregg a former Marlin gives up the game tying runs to let the Marlins back into it. If not for the red hot Derrick Lee hitting a homerun in the top of the tenth inning to give the Cubs back the lead who knows how that game would have turned out. If the Cubs make the playoffs this year some of us will be surprised with their inconsistencies at the plate and in the bullpen. Not to mention the need to try to get Milton Bradley to hit from the left side where most of us have given up on that experiment. If he can get us more runs on the right side let him do it. Don't give me the story that we got him to be a switch hitter and be a force from the left side. We gave up a great hitter in Mark Derosa for this guy? If he' s not going to hit from the left side let him bat righty and say we made a mistake in signing him. This team is not built to win a world series now when the Dodgers and Phillies are all world right now. I'm not going to say they'll get swept in a three game series but it doesn't help when your closer blows saves in back to back games giving up the game tying and winning homeruns to consecutive hitters.
by Godfrey Logan, August 03, 2009
It's The Cubs Picthing Staff and Not Much Else
Written by Godfrey Logan, Monday August 03 2009 playerpress.com
The Cubs have one of the best pitching staffs in baseball some of the best hitters in baseball but they're far too inconsistent. Then there is the bullpen. Since Jim Hendry has been the General Manager of the Cubs since 2003 he has put a lot of work into solidifying it and has not been able to do it. He's had closer after closer come in and blow save after save.
Who can forget a couple of years ago when former close Ryan Dempster came in with a five run lead against the mets and gives up the game winning runs. Now he's kick ass as a starter. We've had the bullpen blow saves in both losses in the three games series against the Marlins a series the Cubs could have swept. WIth the game tied at two in game one the bullpen gives up three runs to give the game to the Marlins. In game two with the Cubs leading eight to five Kevin Gregg a former Marlin gives up the game tying runs to let the Marlins back into it. If not for the red hot Derrick Lee hitting a homerun in the top of the tenth inning to give the Cubs back the lead who knows how that game would have turned out. If the Cubs make the playoffs this year some of us will be surprised with their inconsistencies at the plate and in the bullpen. Not to mention the need to try to get Milton Bradley to hit from the left side where most of us have given up on that experimentWho can forget a couple of years ago when former close Ryan Dempster came in with a five run lead against the mets and gives up the game winning runs. Now he's kick ass as a starter. We've had the bullpen blow saves in both losses in the three games series against the Marlins a series the Cubs could have swept. WIth the game tied at two in game one the bullpen gives up three runs to give the game to the Marlins. In game two with the Cubs leading eight to five Kevin Gregg a former Marlin gives up the game tying runs to let the Marlins back into it. If not for the red hot Derrick Lee hitting a homerun in the top of the tenth inning to give the Cubs back the lead who knows how that game would have turned out. If the Cubs make the playoffs this year some of us will be surprised with their inconsistencies at the plate and in the bullpen. Not to mention the need to try to get Milton Bradley to hit from the left side where most of us have given up on that experiment. If he can get us more runs on the right side let him do it. Don't give me the story that we got him to be a switch hitter and be a force from the left side. We gave up a great hitter in Mark Derosa for this guy? If he' s not going to hit from the left side let him bat righty and say we made a mistake in signing him. This team is not built to win a world series now when the Dodgers and Phillies are all world right now. I'm not going to say they'll get swept in a three game series but it doesn't help when your closer blows saves in back to back games giving up the game tying and winning homeruns to consecutive hitters.
Wednesday, June 17, 2009
Sosa Tests Positive? What Took You So Long?
Written by Godfrey Logan, Wednesday June 17 2009
The fact that Sammy Sosa tested positive for steroids in 2003 is no surprise to any one in the city of Chicago. Many of us are saying what took so long for the info to get out?
I was never a fan of Sammy Sosa. I never liked a one dimensional player who can only hit a homer or strike out. He was a serviceable outfielder but that was about it. 2003 was the same year that Sosa got busted for the corked bat. I guess it wasn't a very good year for him. I was in Washington D.C. when the hearings were held and Sosa let his lawyer speak for him as if Sammy suddenly forgot how to speak english. I always thought he was a selfish schmuck and overrated in many ways. I'm sick of hearing that he and Mark Mcguire saved baseball with their homerun exploits when I doubt fans would have stayd away from ball parks during the summer when there is nothing else worth watching. Baseball has been around for far too long for people to stay away.
Bud Selig should take much of the blame for the steroids era since I'm sure he knew this was going on but didn't want to miss out on the revenue from all the packed ball parks during the historic homerun chase.
Another person who shouldn't get a pass is Jose Canseco who only wrote his books to out people because no team would pick him up to allow him to get a chance to hit his 500th homerun. He did it to stick it to baseball when he was a cheat himself.
It's hard to look at any player anymore and not wonder if he has ever been on steroids which is not fair to the majority of players who have played the game the right way. They should release the rest of the names on the list and get it over with and let the chips fall where they may. That might cause fans to stay away from ballparks more than anything.
Written by Godfrey Logan, Wednesday June 17 2009
The fact that Sammy Sosa tested positive for steroids in 2003 is no surprise to any one in the city of Chicago. Many of us are saying what took so long for the info to get out?
I was never a fan of Sammy Sosa. I never liked a one dimensional player who can only hit a homer or strike out. He was a serviceable outfielder but that was about it. 2003 was the same year that Sosa got busted for the corked bat. I guess it wasn't a very good year for him. I was in Washington D.C. when the hearings were held and Sosa let his lawyer speak for him as if Sammy suddenly forgot how to speak english. I always thought he was a selfish schmuck and overrated in many ways. I'm sick of hearing that he and Mark Mcguire saved baseball with their homerun exploits when I doubt fans would have stayd away from ball parks during the summer when there is nothing else worth watching. Baseball has been around for far too long for people to stay away.
Bud Selig should take much of the blame for the steroids era since I'm sure he knew this was going on but didn't want to miss out on the revenue from all the packed ball parks during the historic homerun chase.
Another person who shouldn't get a pass is Jose Canseco who only wrote his books to out people because no team would pick him up to allow him to get a chance to hit his 500th homerun. He did it to stick it to baseball when he was a cheat himself.
It's hard to look at any player anymore and not wonder if he has ever been on steroids which is not fair to the majority of players who have played the game the right way. They should release the rest of the names on the list and get it over with and let the chips fall where they may. That might cause fans to stay away from ballparks more than anything.
Friday, June 12, 2009
Since End Of Jordan Era NBA Isn't Worth Watching playerpress.com
Written by Godfrey Logan, Friday June 12 2009
It's impossible to count the number of Hall Of Famers on both hands or feet how many Hall of Famers are in the HOF or wil be from the so called "Jordan Era."
The Bulls began their great dynasty by defeating the best team in basketball the Los Angeles Lakers which had Magic Johnson and Kareem Abdul Jabar and James Worthy in 1991. In subsequent years every team the Bulls faced in the NBA Finals had one or more future Hall of Famers on the team. Clyde Drexler of the Blazers. Gary Payton of the Seattle Supersonics. Charles Barkley and "Thunder Dan Majerle of the Phoenix Suns. Karl Malone and John Stockton of the Utah Jazz. I cannot forget the stars they faced along the way to get to the FInals. Reggie Miller of the Pacers. Alonzo Mourning of the Charlotte Hornets and Patrick Ewing of the New York Knicks. Not to mention how many of those players were never won championships because of the Jordan led Bulls.
Those were days when if your team had been eliminated you would still watch the rest of the playoffs. The level of excitement never waned. Now when the Bulls are eliminated once again early in the playoffs I stop watching. That's when baseball season begins for me. I could care less that the Kobe Bryant is on the verge of winning a championship for the first time without Shaq something neither Michael Jordan nor Scottie Pippen could do without one another. How many players from this current era will become Hall of Famers? In an era when there are singular dominant players on teams while the teams in Jordans era had multiple stars on their teams. An era which produced the best team in NBA history.
This era will be remembered more for selfish players than for who were the champions. Phil Jackson will be remembered as possibly the best coach in NBA history but more coaches will be remembered for being fired because the management took the side of their overpaid players.
Written by Godfrey Logan, Friday June 12 2009
It's impossible to count the number of Hall Of Famers on both hands or feet how many Hall of Famers are in the HOF or wil be from the so called "Jordan Era."
The Bulls began their great dynasty by defeating the best team in basketball the Los Angeles Lakers which had Magic Johnson and Kareem Abdul Jabar and James Worthy in 1991. In subsequent years every team the Bulls faced in the NBA Finals had one or more future Hall of Famers on the team. Clyde Drexler of the Blazers. Gary Payton of the Seattle Supersonics. Charles Barkley and "Thunder Dan Majerle of the Phoenix Suns. Karl Malone and John Stockton of the Utah Jazz. I cannot forget the stars they faced along the way to get to the FInals. Reggie Miller of the Pacers. Alonzo Mourning of the Charlotte Hornets and Patrick Ewing of the New York Knicks. Not to mention how many of those players were never won championships because of the Jordan led Bulls.
Those were days when if your team had been eliminated you would still watch the rest of the playoffs. The level of excitement never waned. Now when the Bulls are eliminated once again early in the playoffs I stop watching. That's when baseball season begins for me. I could care less that the Kobe Bryant is on the verge of winning a championship for the first time without Shaq something neither Michael Jordan nor Scottie Pippen could do without one another. How many players from this current era will become Hall of Famers? In an era when there are singular dominant players on teams while the teams in Jordans era had multiple stars on their teams. An era which produced the best team in NBA history.
This era will be remembered more for selfish players than for who were the champions. Phil Jackson will be remembered as possibly the best coach in NBA history but more coaches will be remembered for being fired because the management took the side of their overpaid players.
Monday, May 11, 2009
There Must Be Something In The Air!
Written by Godfrey Logan, Monday May 11 2009 playerpress.com
This baseball season really has me flabbergasted. Everyone says it’s early but it seems as if some of these divisions are going to come down to the last week. With some many teams barely over .500 anybody will be in right up until the end. I kind of like it this way because no matter how much teams struggle they’re never out of it.
A lot of teams have come back to earth that started out hot like the mariners and padres. Even the Marlins have come back to the pack. But what is driving me crazy is how some of these teams are getting beat so bad that they’re throwing position players in to pitch like it’s little league all over again when coaches called in the right fielder to pitch. This is one the craziest starts to a season I have ever seen but that should tell you that the finish will be just as crazy.
While were talking about finishes how about the NBA playoffs? Outside of the Cleveland- Atlanta series and now the Denver-Dallas series the other series could go either way and not the way many people have picked them to go. I thought the Magic would spank the Celtics but that series has gone back and forth. Though it’s not as thrilling as the series between the Bulls and Celtics but it’s possible that one could go to seven games as well. The Rockets Lakers series is another series difficult to predict. The thought around the league was that the Lakers at full strength with Andrew Bynum would cruise through to the Championship series with the Cleveland Cavaliers. But Cleveland is the only one living up to the hype. The irony is that Tracy McGrady has not made it past the first round since he’s been in the league. The year they make it past the first round he is injured and cannot help his team. They’ve also lost Yao Ming and they keep winning. Am I the only one not surprised by this? A few years ago the Rockets lost Yao Ming to a season ending injury and they reeled off twenty consecutive victories. Though I am one of those people who tend to turn off sports once my team is eliminated this year might be one of those years to keep watching. In the meantime the Chicago Blackhawks are one win away from going to the Western Conference Finals in hockey so it’s going to be some hard decisions made in the next few weeks.
Written by Godfrey Logan, Monday May 11 2009 playerpress.com
This baseball season really has me flabbergasted. Everyone says it’s early but it seems as if some of these divisions are going to come down to the last week. With some many teams barely over .500 anybody will be in right up until the end. I kind of like it this way because no matter how much teams struggle they’re never out of it.
A lot of teams have come back to earth that started out hot like the mariners and padres. Even the Marlins have come back to the pack. But what is driving me crazy is how some of these teams are getting beat so bad that they’re throwing position players in to pitch like it’s little league all over again when coaches called in the right fielder to pitch. This is one the craziest starts to a season I have ever seen but that should tell you that the finish will be just as crazy.
While were talking about finishes how about the NBA playoffs? Outside of the Cleveland- Atlanta series and now the Denver-Dallas series the other series could go either way and not the way many people have picked them to go. I thought the Magic would spank the Celtics but that series has gone back and forth. Though it’s not as thrilling as the series between the Bulls and Celtics but it’s possible that one could go to seven games as well. The Rockets Lakers series is another series difficult to predict. The thought around the league was that the Lakers at full strength with Andrew Bynum would cruise through to the Championship series with the Cleveland Cavaliers. But Cleveland is the only one living up to the hype. The irony is that Tracy McGrady has not made it past the first round since he’s been in the league. The year they make it past the first round he is injured and cannot help his team. They’ve also lost Yao Ming and they keep winning. Am I the only one not surprised by this? A few years ago the Rockets lost Yao Ming to a season ending injury and they reeled off twenty consecutive victories. Though I am one of those people who tend to turn off sports once my team is eliminated this year might be one of those years to keep watching. In the meantime the Chicago Blackhawks are one win away from going to the Western Conference Finals in hockey so it’s going to be some hard decisions made in the next few weeks.
Monday, April 27, 2009
When Will The Cub Stop Kicking Us In The Nuts?!
Written by Godfrey Logan, Monday April 27 2009 playerpres.com
The Chicago Cubs, favorites to win the National League Central Division for the third straight year are in 4th place with the Cardinals with a roster full of no names and a hall of fame manager are leading the division and looking like it's theirs to lose.
I ripped the Cubs for signing Milton Bradley. He currently has one hit this season and has spent more games on the bench than on the field and is already creating waves by announcing who he will and will not speak to when it comes to the media. Not to mention saying he played last year basically when he felt like it. I thought the guy should only come off the bench anyways considering how little time he's spent on the field in recent years. I have always had great respect for Jim Hendry for being the type of General Manager to take the big risks. Go after the top names in baseball. He makes the trade to get Aramis Ramirez and Derrick Lee. Signed Mark Derosa coming off of a career year with the Rangers after being a bench player for most of his career at that point. I believe he has a great eye for talent but he makes some choices that make me scratch my head. I ripped Jim Hendry for trading Mark Derosa who if the Indians remain on the losing path they're on Derosa might be on another team by the trade deadline. The Cubs are short of a clutch hitter which Derosa has been since he'd been in Chicago. Derrick Lee's numbers are down and I personally am hoping he gets traded. If he does we're basically waving the white flag because I don't know who is out there that could replace not only his bat but his gold glove defense. Much had been made of the Cubs not having a player on the DL to start the season in 20 plus years. Since then several players have been taken out of the lineup with nagging injuries including our reigning National League Rookie Of The Year, catcher Giovanni Soto with a hand injury. But he's also out of shape from playing in the WBC. The Cubs have a short bench that leaves them in a tight position if a starter was to go down. Regardless of the state of our bench with Derosa still a Cub it wouldn't matter. We'd be getting great production and wouldn't be in 4th place right now. I know it's not good to dwell on the past, losing 6 straight post season games but what matters is what you do to pick yourself up. Some are saying that the Padres will eventually fall off and Jake Peavy will become available again. My question is who do we have to go after him? Had we gotten Peavy this season I would have no doubt we'd have the pitching staff to take us all the way. The Cubs have a great staff now but there is also a history of not producing for them no matter how well they pitch. I am looking at this season with a glass half full attitude because I believe that they can and will win the division but not as they are configured right now. I believe this team when healthy can go deep into the post season like the 2006 Cardinals did based on their veteran leadership. But this leadership might be on the DL by the time the season ends if Jim Hendry has done nothing to shore up the bench. He's been running around like a chicken with his head cut off worrying about the bull pen and who should be closer. I think the pen will be fine in the end and continue to be one of our strong points. It's the health of the guys who play the field for nine innings every game that is my concern.
Written by Godfrey Logan, Monday April 27 2009 playerpres.com
The Chicago Cubs, favorites to win the National League Central Division for the third straight year are in 4th place with the Cardinals with a roster full of no names and a hall of fame manager are leading the division and looking like it's theirs to lose.
I ripped the Cubs for signing Milton Bradley. He currently has one hit this season and has spent more games on the bench than on the field and is already creating waves by announcing who he will and will not speak to when it comes to the media. Not to mention saying he played last year basically when he felt like it. I thought the guy should only come off the bench anyways considering how little time he's spent on the field in recent years. I have always had great respect for Jim Hendry for being the type of General Manager to take the big risks. Go after the top names in baseball. He makes the trade to get Aramis Ramirez and Derrick Lee. Signed Mark Derosa coming off of a career year with the Rangers after being a bench player for most of his career at that point. I believe he has a great eye for talent but he makes some choices that make me scratch my head. I ripped Jim Hendry for trading Mark Derosa who if the Indians remain on the losing path they're on Derosa might be on another team by the trade deadline. The Cubs are short of a clutch hitter which Derosa has been since he'd been in Chicago. Derrick Lee's numbers are down and I personally am hoping he gets traded. If he does we're basically waving the white flag because I don't know who is out there that could replace not only his bat but his gold glove defense. Much had been made of the Cubs not having a player on the DL to start the season in 20 plus years. Since then several players have been taken out of the lineup with nagging injuries including our reigning National League Rookie Of The Year, catcher Giovanni Soto with a hand injury. But he's also out of shape from playing in the WBC. The Cubs have a short bench that leaves them in a tight position if a starter was to go down. Regardless of the state of our bench with Derosa still a Cub it wouldn't matter. We'd be getting great production and wouldn't be in 4th place right now. I know it's not good to dwell on the past, losing 6 straight post season games but what matters is what you do to pick yourself up. Some are saying that the Padres will eventually fall off and Jake Peavy will become available again. My question is who do we have to go after him? Had we gotten Peavy this season I would have no doubt we'd have the pitching staff to take us all the way. The Cubs have a great staff now but there is also a history of not producing for them no matter how well they pitch. I am looking at this season with a glass half full attitude because I believe that they can and will win the division but not as they are configured right now. I believe this team when healthy can go deep into the post season like the 2006 Cardinals did based on their veteran leadership. But this leadership might be on the DL by the time the season ends if Jim Hendry has done nothing to shore up the bench. He's been running around like a chicken with his head cut off worrying about the bull pen and who should be closer. I think the pen will be fine in the end and continue to be one of our strong points. It's the health of the guys who play the field for nine innings every game that is my concern.
Monday, April 20, 2009
Chicago Rules The Weekend (Why They Play The Games) Playerpress.com
Written by Godfrey Logan, Monday April 20 2009
The White Sox get some payback against Rays in Florida, the Cubs take two of three from Cardinals in shortened series versus their rivals. Bulls and Blackhawks are undefeated in first round playoff games. What a time to be a Chicago sports fan.
I been called a Chicago hater. Even a hater of my favortie baseball team the Chicago Cubs. I call it "callin it as I see it." I have been lucky enough to see my favorite teams at their best and at their worst. Why should I not want them to stay at the top and why should I not criticize when the people in management do things that I feel are not in the best interest of building and maintaining winning franchises? This was a weekend not to find fault but to enjoy the success of my home teams. The White Sox looked like they should have looked last season when I predicted a Cubs Sox World Series with Carlos Quentin leading the way and the league already with seven homeruns. The Cubs and Cardinals lived up to the hype as the best rivalry in baseball. And as it should be made even more important and heated with both teams in contention. The Cardinals came into Chicago looking like world beaters already with the most wins in arguably the toughest division in baseball. All three games came down to late game heroics nothing decided until the last at bats.
The Bulls and Blackhawks are undefeated in first round games. Derrick Rose adding to his legacy as the messiah of the Chicago Bulls scoring 36 points against the Celtics and doing something not even Jordan could do, win a playoff game against the Boston Celtics. With or without Garnett the Celtics are still a very dangerous team. While no on in Chicago is saying the Bulls will win it all but they do believe that with Derric Rose we can go pretty far.
And while I'm not the biggest hockey fan who cannot be happy to have their hometown team win something. The 'Hawks came out sluggish in game two against the Calgary Flames perhaps not knowing what to do for an encore after winning the first game twelve seconds into overtime. But they were able to hold onto home ice advantage with those two victories. Here's to hoping they win this series and play better as the playoffs go along. Instead of finding fault or where these teams have holes that will cause them to sink like a rock. I am enjoying being in the best sports town in America for the time being.
Written by Godfrey Logan, Monday April 20 2009
The White Sox get some payback against Rays in Florida, the Cubs take two of three from Cardinals in shortened series versus their rivals. Bulls and Blackhawks are undefeated in first round playoff games. What a time to be a Chicago sports fan.
I been called a Chicago hater. Even a hater of my favortie baseball team the Chicago Cubs. I call it "callin it as I see it." I have been lucky enough to see my favorite teams at their best and at their worst. Why should I not want them to stay at the top and why should I not criticize when the people in management do things that I feel are not in the best interest of building and maintaining winning franchises? This was a weekend not to find fault but to enjoy the success of my home teams. The White Sox looked like they should have looked last season when I predicted a Cubs Sox World Series with Carlos Quentin leading the way and the league already with seven homeruns. The Cubs and Cardinals lived up to the hype as the best rivalry in baseball. And as it should be made even more important and heated with both teams in contention. The Cardinals came into Chicago looking like world beaters already with the most wins in arguably the toughest division in baseball. All three games came down to late game heroics nothing decided until the last at bats.
The Bulls and Blackhawks are undefeated in first round games. Derrick Rose adding to his legacy as the messiah of the Chicago Bulls scoring 36 points against the Celtics and doing something not even Jordan could do, win a playoff game against the Boston Celtics. With or without Garnett the Celtics are still a very dangerous team. While no on in Chicago is saying the Bulls will win it all but they do believe that with Derric Rose we can go pretty far.
And while I'm not the biggest hockey fan who cannot be happy to have their hometown team win something. The 'Hawks came out sluggish in game two against the Calgary Flames perhaps not knowing what to do for an encore after winning the first game twelve seconds into overtime. But they were able to hold onto home ice advantage with those two victories. Here's to hoping they win this series and play better as the playoffs go along. Instead of finding fault or where these teams have holes that will cause them to sink like a rock. I am enjoying being in the best sports town in America for the time being.
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