Ooooof, the top two pairs. Not upset with myself that I basically turned my attention elsewhere after the 2nd.

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I'd like to see anything. Weirdly, practically all the Ds have done some good individually, but the coordination of the top two pairs mostly just rolls out the red carpet for Ottawa's shooters.

The Habs bench is super patient generally though, so hold breath and observe that Sens goalie is a mess.

Should have pulled Montembeault, even though who should be pulled is basically the entire D squad.

Struble and Hutson tonight in particular, ouch. At least try something like Matheson-Struble Hutson-Dobson, or all of the above are liable to end up going from -2 (each) to -8 (each).

Keel backwards is leek. There's probably quite a few options. Large language models aren't very good at this task. Any of them that gets this particular puzzle right has probably been trained specifically to do so (and might fail if asked a variation changing number or something other than a plant).

The anti-apple bias leads it away from iris<->siri, I guess.

And of course, if it doesn't like deer it probably doesn't like beer either:

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Everyone on the CH bench was watching Gallagher's last couple of shifts with admiration, especially that fearless block. Hard work and competitiveness at all times is contagious.

Extra delicious that Dominique Ducharme is there.

... yay, maybe that breaks the second-period curse. Well, probably not.

Caufield clearly experimenting with how to be a more complete player has been delightful to me -- notably the ways in which he's being more like Gallahger (e.g. getting a bit dirty in front of the net, the relatively recent little bend in his waist posture-wise, and his backchecking).

Montembeault looks pretty solid though.

Let's hope Texier keeps doing moves during this game that make Arber say, "wow, this guy!"

Habs games should come with mental health (huuuuge mood swings) warnings.

Blowing the lead in the 2nd: who could have guessed?!

Roughhhhhh 55 minutes for Kristin O'Neill.

And standing up for Laura Stacey. Mind-bending but fun:

50% sawdust? It happens...

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It's also still totally mind-twisting seeing Abby Roque on the same team with the core four.

I am so so so so so so happy that Erin Ambrose was able to stay in Montréal.

Never forget, never forgive. Damn you, Chris Kreider.

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