Terriers win or steel get to play one more game at home? What are the key factors in the game?

Steelers 6-3

Ptg. 7 Sel. 2

The only line for Selkirk is worn out physically and mentally frustrated with the other two lines. Amor must have a view pulled muscles by now and his pads will way a ton by the end of the second period from using the butterfly on all the screened shots to come his way.

Poratge are just starting to get their legs back from all the rest they have enjoyed. Although a few injuries they have the stamina to rebound quickly due to the fact that the coach rolls all his lines. Mountain well the name says it all happy trails Selkirk its all up hill.

5-2 Terriers. Spiller now knows the way the game will go (like the last three), Steelers strong 1st prd, Steeler top line on the ice most of it. Terriers then own the 2nd and 3rd prds, Steel top line worn out. Just hold the fort in the 1st, then crank it up, roll four lines in the 2nd and 3rd, get traffic in front of Armour. In hockey, anything can happen, but it looks like this series ends tonight.....

Terriers will end this tonight, I would say 5 or 6 to 3.

Keys to the game will be cliche...special teams, reffing and goaltending. Either one of these three things could work for or against the Dogs tonight.

Good luck to both sides...Michaud I hope you get a shift bud;).

Selkirk wins 4-3 in OT to force game 6 on Thursday. Terriers might just be a bit too cocky like their fans have become on this forum.

turn down the banjos, loosen up yur Wranglers and quit swillin the Pilsner there pardner, your completely discombobulated and following the wrong league there dude.

Here's the link to the SJ forum:

http://www.gopi$$uparope.com

Me wins with the closest prediction.....

Go pi$$ up a rope ? Look, dont make come down there and beat you with that purse you are always carrying !! Haha, seriously, its been amusing reading your Steeler verbage and rebutting it all winter. But, all good things must come to an end, like your season, amigo. Break out the lawn darts......and hasta la vista....

ok ME or is it: Mr. Shenher, Mr. Eckel, or Mr. Boyle?

Or maybe you're just a transplanted Manitoban who f ucked up big time and got shipped off to Saskabush as punishment.

Anyway, with your unobjective myopic asinine views on hockey and life in general, you certainly ended up in your natural habitat. Funny how life works like that.

I'm a transplant, if thats what you want to call it, I prefer the accordion (never heard or seen a banjo), and from the sounds of it, you've already had the lawn darts out.......