Lerg always plays the right angle and is always in position. He'll always be hard to beat high unless we get him moving.
Some players have said they need to keep their shots right on the ice. I am curious, do players ever flatten the curve on their stick so the puck is harder to elevate in situations like this?
KometFan02
Thu, 05/07/2015 - 2:56pm
I agree with Blake, sing along, I do everytime I am at an event where the National Anthem is played, however, and this is just my opinion, I don't find the cheering that they do disrespectful by Toledo or Blackhawks fans. I retired from the Army after 24 years, have been one of the Veterans honored before a game, and I am more offended by those who choose not to place their hand over their heart during the anthem or take that time to check their phone, stand there with their hands in their pockets, etc...but I'm old school I guess and try to realize that we live in a country where we are free to express ourselves within the 1st amendment be in cheering or not making that pledge/reverence to the flag, anthem, and those who have served/sacrificed by placing their hand over their heart.
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Good plan. Let's sing.
Lerg always plays the right angle and is always in position. He'll always be hard to beat high unless we get him moving.
Some players have said they need to keep their shots right on the ice. I am curious, do players ever flatten the curve on their stick so the puck is harder to elevate in situations like this?
I agree with Blake, sing along, I do everytime I am at an event where the National Anthem is played, however, and this is just my opinion, I don't find the cheering that they do disrespectful by Toledo or Blackhawks fans. I retired from the Army after 24 years, have been one of the Veterans honored before a game, and I am more offended by those who choose not to place their hand over their heart during the anthem or take that time to check their phone, stand there with their hands in their pockets, etc...but I'm old school I guess and try to realize that we live in a country where we are free to express ourselves within the 1st amendment be in cheering or not making that pledge/reverence to the flag, anthem, and those who have served/sacrificed by placing their hand over their heart.
Ok, off my soapbox...Go Komets!
Sing loud, sing proud