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Bjerknes

Bjerknes

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Mar 16, 2004
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    Here's how I run our shit.

    Burke - Beck - Filppula

    Zetterberg - Datsyuk - Franzen

    Holmstrom - Helm - Cleary

    Gator - Draper - Eaves


    Lidstrom - Enron

    Kronwall - Rafalski

    Ericsson - Stuart


    Of course, the created players are 92's. :lol:
     
    Enron

    Enron

    Tickle Me
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    #3,947
    Oct 11, 2005
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    #3,947
    I roll with...

    Crosby Malkin St. Lous

    Kunitz Staal Guerin

    Fedotanko Patric Dupius

    Cooke Kennedy Talbot

    Goligoski Gonchar

    Letang M.A. Berger-ron/Daley

    Smith Mckee
     
    Max

    Max

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    Jul 15, 2003
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    Blondu said:
    so these guys say the ice is terrible before the game is played?..how's that possible?...and what's all that lactic acid all about?
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    If you're watching CBC, I think you're referring to the comment that Hrudley made about Halak. That burning sensation you get after running super-fast back and forth constantly, stopping and going...that's lactic acid. It's a by-product from the muscles when they've got to produce energy quickly, and sometimes it stays in your limbs (arms, legs, etc...) long after the event. You feel this ache and you feel really tired, I'm sure you know. Usually hockey teams make you ride on a bike after a game (Ottawa started this years ago) to get rid of the lactic acid accumulation, since light aerobic activity actually uses the lactic acid to help make energy. You essentially burn off the lactic acid so you don't get that fatigue and pain.

    Hrudley was saying how Halak's performance was affected by this accumulation since it was 48 hours after Game 7 against the Capitals. He keeps moving back and forth in the crease, normally, but in Game 1 against the Penguins, he couldn't be fucked to move so much since he was in a bit of pain/experiencing fatigue. Maybe he didn't ride on a bike or something because they were celebrating? Boh.
     
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    Bjerknes

    Bjerknes

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    "And at intermission, we will have a look at Pen's captain and hero Sidney Crosby."

    - NBC announcer

    :lol: :sergio:

    Every fucking game. Non-stop cock sucking.
     
    blondu

    blondu

    Grazie Ale
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    Nov 9, 2006
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    Max said:
    If you're watching CBC, I think you're referring to the comment that Hrudley made about Halak. That burning sensation you get after running super-fast back and forth constantly, stopping and going...that's lactic acid. It's a by-product from the muscles when they've got to produce energy quickly, and sometimes it stays in your limbs (arms, legs, etc...) long after the event. You feel this ache and you feel really tired, I'm sure you know. Usually hockey teams make you ride on a bike after a game (Ottawa started this years ago) to get rid of the lactic acid accumulation, since light aerobic activity actually uses the lactic acid to help make energy. You essentially burn off the lactic acid so you don't get that fatigue and pain.

    Hrudley was saying how Halak's performance was affected by this accumulation since it was 48 hours after Game 7 against the Capitals. He keeps moving back and forth in the crease, normally, but in Game 1 against the Penguins, he couldn't be fucked to move so much since he was in a bit of pain/experiencing fatigue. Maybe he didn't ride on a bike or something because they were celebrating? Boh.
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    i understand..thanks for the time you took to explain this to me.
     
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