can't belive leafs lost...
i can
can't belive leafs lost...
can't belive leafs lost...
jack edwards is a terrible announcer
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y66R0Cpel1g
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hg_-grgXhD8
one of the biggest homers in the league
jack edwards is ... one of the biggest homers in the league
Not even close.He's one of the bigger draft busts in recent memory out of any sport.
Not even close.
You basically picked the video that makes Edwards look greatest. Listening to him during that series (game 3 especially) made me fall in love with this team.
I've never tried to hide the fact that I'm a newcomer to the NHL fandom. I've only started watching since the lockout, and watching regularly in the Julien era, and watching religiously in the last 3 years. The Bruins used to be a laughing stock with an owner so bad that reporters would openly question whether he was intentionally sabotaging the team. They still have the terrible owner but the team is coming around quite nicely. My friends and I used to like the Avalanche in the 90s and early 2ks (getting Bourque just made this sweeter) because of how slimey the management was. I think I still have an old Forsberg jersey somewhere...
let's just call this The Everything Bruins ThreadBut can we not make this thread about me please, the Bruins are on tomorrow.
only in Montreal could the losing goalie (who played well, granted) and a player with ZERO POINTS get first and second stars above Gaustad's first 3-point night since 2010
I don't get it. How is that a bad thing? I like announcers that sound excited about what they're watching. Same reason why I love Gus Johnson and hate Joe Buck. It's not like he's going on some national broadcast where he's expected to appease people with neutrality, it's on NESN. Yelling at players "GET UP!" and laughing at fans of other teams, adds another dimension to the broadcast that I've never seen on TV before. I love it. More announcers should take pride in their teams like that.
And his comments on Pouliot in the first vid are exactly right and have continued to be right even during his rise to mediocrity on the Bruins. The dude was a #4 pick in the draft and is now fighting to make the second line. Pouliot also has no place fighting someone like Ference. He's one of the bigger draft busts in recent memory out of any sport. Him coming to the Bruins was a huge surprise, although considering he took Kaberle's spot on the roster we had to be somewhat optimistic.
You basically picked the video that makes Edwards look greatest. Listening to him during that series (game 3 especially) made me fall in love with this team.
Fans vote the 3 stars in Montreal as opposed to having (usually?) member(s) of the press deciding them I believe, expect homer results.
The three stars are meaningless anyway.
It's easy to understand your intense hatred for the Canucks now. It doesn't only have to do with facing them for the Stanley Cup, it likely has more to do with this sort of awful announcing.
...What the fuck is this shit and why would anyone take so much pride in enjoying it.
I would hate the Canucks even if I didn't watch hockey. The actions of the team and their fans speak for themselves, reminding me more and more of some trashy foreign soccer league every time I see or hear them, complete with riots when they lose and reputations of diving. Jack and Brick were actually pretty kind to the Canucks in that series, all things considered (Burrows biting, Rome headshotting Horton, Maxim Lapierre existing, Canuck players up-ending Bruins players in the style that got Marchand suspended this season, etc).
Because it's natural to get excited while watching a fast paced and physical game like hockey. It's something many people relate to. I couldn't imagine watching a full season of hockey announcers who act like Joe Buck "he passes it. goal. scored by seguin. the bruins have tied the game. it is the 3rd period. i wonder what will happen next." Unbearable. Even if I disagree with what some guy on tv is saying I want him to sound like he's enjoying watching it, it makes it way more realistic. Like I'm watching the game in the stands with someone who cares as much about it as I do, if not more.
Are you telling me these were not all stuff said in the broadcast and thus couldn't contribute to you having this sort of opinion?
Believe it or not, it is possible to be excited about the game without so much antagonizing the other team.
I hear this all the time and I'd like to understand how exactly you go for a high draft pick.
Is the GM going to tell the coach that losing a few more games might be a good idea?