Perron and Pär Arlbrandt Goals compared. From the description, Perron's came 1st, then Pär...

Perron and Pär Arlbrandt Goals compared. From the description, Perron's came 1st, then Pär Arlbrandt's.

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I did it before Perron.

Whatever it takes?

by JoMilla on Dec 6, 2009 10:55 PM CST reply actions

Look I'm sure youre a nice person and everything but that Redwings jersey you're wearing makes me want to cave your face in with my fist...it's not you it's me and the fact that you're a fucking Redwings fan

by RFJCC on Dec 7, 2009 9:33 PM CST up reply actions

PROVE that i DIDNT do it then.

come on, do it.

Whatever it takes?

by JoMilla on Dec 9, 2009 2:17 AM CST up reply actions

Don't tempt him.

He’ll probably invent something physics-y to some sort of time warp and prove this. Or he’ll aim a potato cannon at your house until you admit it. A flaming-potato cannon.

More likely the latter.

Sometimes, I wonder why hockey came south of St. Louis, and then I realize, I'm south of St. Louis. Coincidence, I think not.

by Will in STL on Dec 9, 2009 10:50 AM CST up reply actions

Speaking of

Papes II… I am still ~~patiently~~ waiting for new images / videos of said Papes or a new version thereof.

You can't call me a fair weather Blues fan.

by DanGNR on Dec 9, 2009 12:42 PM CST up reply actions

Yeah, but Frenchie did it to Mark Streit . . .

who’s one of the top up-and-coming young defensemen in the NHL.

Arlbrandt’s came against some schlub from the SEL who looked as if he just got dump-trucked the play before.

No comparison, but fun to watch nonetheless.

One day, David Backes and Albert Pujols will combine forces to become the most awesome piece of violent force known to man.

by Donut King on Dec 6, 2009 11:08 PM CST reply actions

Also

Perron’s goal SO did not have Euro-techno playing in the background.

Lighthouse Hockey: Side effects may include Weight gain and frequent game loss.

by Dominik on Dec 7, 2009 11:31 AM CST up reply actions

Subtle difference

Perron slides it through cleanly while dragging his right leg, Arlbrandt doesn’t drag his right leg and seems to slide it through and retain control by using his left skate to kick it ahead.

I’m not arguing that one move is superior to the other, just that they are a bit different. Both are sick.

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by cold on Dec 7, 2009 11:12 AM CST reply actions