Dominated that 2nd and come out down 2 is tough

Tough loss

heyeaglefn wrote:Don't we always lose in Colorado?

Seems like it. They won there in March 2018 but the number of wins in Denver is probably on one hand

Yup, one hand [/PiP]

2019-20 = loss
2018-19 = loss
2017-18 = win
2016-17 = win
2015-16 = win
2014-15 = loss (OT)
2013-14 = loss
2012-13 = no visit
2011-12 = loss (SO)
2010-11 = no visit
2009-10 = loss
2008-09 = loss
2007-08 = loss
2006-07 = no visit
2005-06 = no visit
2004-05 = no season
2003-04 = loss (OT)
2002-03 = win (OT)
2001-02 = win
2000-01 = tie
1999-00 = loss
1998-99 = tie
1997-98 = loss
1996-97 = tie
1995-96 = tie

Must be the altitude.

LW Oskar Lindblom has been diagnosed with Ewing's Sarcoma, a very rare type of cancerous tumor that grows in the bones or the soft tissue around the bones.

Lindblom has understandably been ruled out for the season. Terrible news.

SixerLed3 wrote:LW Oskar Lindblom has been diagnosed with Ewing's Sarcoma, a very rare type of cancerous tumor that grows in the bones or the soft tissue around the bones.

Ugh. That's awful news.

Terrible

That’s awful. Kick cancer’s ass Oskar!

Jesus. Horrible.

Very rare, per Reddit looks like a high rate of curability though so that is at least hopeful.

Terrible news - but he will beat this

Awful

O’Connor managed to work Lindblom’s Corsi percentage into his article about his cancer. Remarkably on brand.

Oh my god. He’s so young, glad they caught it now.

The Flyers are snake bit. Patrick and now Lindblom down with unexpected problems. Hopefully they both will be able to overcome their issues. It would be great if the fans got together and purchased Lindblom jerseys as a show of support for Oscar. Maybe the front office could jump on something like that as a Flyers against cancer thing.

rolex wrote: It would be great if the fans got together and purchased Lindblom jerseys as a show of support for Oscar. Maybe the front office could jump on something like that as a Flyers against cancer thing.

+1000

Pray he gets completely better. This is a pretty bad cancer:

"The overall 5-year survival rate for people with a Ewing tumor that is only in the area it began (called localized) is 83%. If it has spread to the nearby region (called regionally), the 5-year survival rate is 69%. If the tumor has spread at the time of diagnosis, the 5-year survival rate is about 37%." --cancer.net

Down 3-1 in the 3rd, Laughton left the game with an injury

farabee turning into the energy guy. ejected for a late hit. down 2-1 midway through and killing off a five minute major now.

jets with a couple on the pp.

two more since i flipped away. 6-1