[Gotham Dark Knight]

Who are the Ducks...they are nothing...Tonight in OT just to give it some pizzaz, my beloved Columbus Blue Jackets took down the Ducks 3-2.

...and that kid that's hot, Nikolai Zherdev scored again!...number 22 for those of you keeping score at home...3 in the last 2 games...call the season over...call it over, it should end here and now!

Well, okay so that won't happen but, Hey but lets all hope aboard the Zherdev Express!

On the Aaron Johnson watch...the kid logged 15 minutes and took a shot...he's baby stepping...gaining confidence...taking his time...getting use to the big pond...

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The Future is Gilbert Brule! He scored two goals in seven games early in the season before returning to the Vancouver Giants of the WHL. In 22 games, he has 18 goals and 39 points. He's a smallish (5-10 175) playmaking center who will blend well with the likes of Nash and Zherdev.

Bandwagon....all aboard!!

[Gotham Dark Knight]

Originally Posted by wedge

The Future is Gilbert Brule! He scored two goals in seven games early in the season before returning to the Vancouver Giants of the WHL. In 22 games, he has 18 goals and 39 points. He's a smallish (5-10 175) playmaking center who will blend well with the likes of Nash and Zherdev.

Bandwagon....all aboard!!

Wedge!...There is plenty of seating left...come on in...those haters will one day say they were here when the Bandwagon got formed...but we know better Wedge...we know better...

[Gotham Dark Knight]

ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) –3/5/06
The Columbus Blue Jackets are big fans of the new NHL shootout. The Anaheim Mighty Ducks are not. Rick Nash scored the only goal of the shootout, and the Blue Jackets ended a four-game losing streak with a 3-2 victory over the Ducks on Sunday.
Nash initially stumbled with the puck as he approached the Anaheim goal, but recovered to beat Ducks goalie Jean-Sebastien Giguere with a backhander on the third Columbus shot of the tiebreaker.
Blue Jackets goalie Pascal Leclaire then stopped Teemu Selanne on the final Anaheim shot to help Columbus improve to 7-2 in shootouts and 11-2 overall in overtime.
The Ducks are having considerably less success after regulation, dropping to 2-7 in shootouts and 3-12 in overtime.
“It was definitely a lucky goal," Nash said. "I came down and had a different move in mind, but he took that away. I had to adjust, and lost my balance. Lucky enough I stayed up and put it in."
The Blue Jackets had lost four straight, including the first three games on a four-game road trip that ended Sunday.

Now see there Boys and Girls...we start backing the Team on this site and they start to turn it around...yeah, its one game...one game...but you gotta believe baby!...and how about the modesty on this team huh?...Rick Nash calls it a "Lucky goal"...isn't that what we are wanting in a player?...When was the last time you saw modesty on the ice?...Go Blue Jackets!