NJDevilz07

Overall, it was a sloppy game for the Devils. Their were a lot of mistakes, too many penalties (although you can't really complain about the PK).

I went to the game, it was alright, i had some decent seats. What's up with that guy with the t-shirts, man? He's something else.

BTW, for those watching on TV, there was a scoring chance that got reviewed for a while, and i was sitting behind the net. It looked like it passed the line to me and others sitting next to me, was it that close or did they see something we didn't? Just wondering.

MadDevil

From the replays I saw the puck was right on the inside edge of the goal line when the Pens player kicked it back out. I couldn't see any white between the puck and the line though, so they got it right.

I don't really know what to say, other than the PP once again failed to come through in an important situation. It's something that's been an issue for years now and I think really needs to be addressed. Rolston was supposed to help out in that department, but they still need a defenseman who can run the PP.

They've got a big game against the Rangers tomorrow night that should show whether it's just a slump or sign of a bigger problem. They need to have the same kind of fire and intensity they did the last time they beat them. Maybe an emotional game is what they need to get out of this scoring slump they're in.

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halifas

The only good thing that I can take from the last two games is that the defense is keeping the other top forwards shut down. Crosby didnt get a shot last night. Savard didnt come close to sniffing the net against Boston. Elias and Parise have looked dull the last two games. We cant have the Holik line be the best line every night, because no one on that line but Rolston can score.

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