If you ever have the chance to watch the 1980 USA vs USSR game, and you know what you're looking at, you'll see that the absolute best US player was Neal Broten. Mike Eruzione and Steve Christoff had boatloads of chances straight from Neal, and they failed, failed and failed.
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WonderlustOji
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Wrong.
jnorris
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Broten was definitely top shelf stuff! We feel fortunate to have been able to see him play "Live" when he played for the Minnesota North Stars. Definitely one of the best!
DeputyDan
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Exact same problem for Staal in Carolina. Its tough when your line mates are stone handed!
jnorris
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Yeah, I know. But I still love 'em! Man, Backstrom just can't seem to win a game in a shootout! He seems to play pretty well in game situations, but when it comes to the shootout they might as well just write down the "L" on the Wild side of the score sheet and save their energy.
Yeah, he missed all 3 shots in the shootout. The second one went right thru his legs and hit the post on the far side.
But I won't totally blame him. The team is tied for third in goal scoring.
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Third from the bottom!!!!
But I won't totally blame him. The team is tied for third in goal scoring.
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Third from the bottom!!!!
JKPAO
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Looking for a win after ten years of loses to SJSharks!
See you topside! John
See you topside! John
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