I don’t know what I just witnessed…

I don’t know what I just witnessed…

I don’t know what I just witnessed, but it was pure madness. Morazzic was in net again. So, let the Ducks roller coaster began. They started slow once more and the Bruins struck first just two minutes in. A rush, a shot, a rebound, and Minty didn’t tie up the stick. To be fair, he probably thought Morazzic had it and honestly, he should have. The Ducks woke up after that and the rest of the period was pretty even. They tied it up 6 minutes later when Nestero won a board battle and set a pick that opened up Helison. I actually saw Granny back door. I was trying to get it to him and we got a lucky bounce off a skate. Don’t ask how. That’s right. They don’t. A duck’s power play with 5 minutes left in the first couldn’t convert. So, it was 1-1 heading into the second, but without Good, who went down awkwardly into the boards with a lower body injury. So, five defenseman the rest of the way. Then came a highlight reel scramble from Carposal on Nest Rinko. Wow. The puck was loose on the rebound. Nestie dragged him to the net, but Carposal somehow denied him. After that, it was all Bruins. The Ducks struggled with puck control and Posa set up the nerd geeky whose shot maybe deflected off the comb and threw a screen by Helison slipped over the pad at 11-11. I wish for some Ducks defense but no such luck. Luckily the offense kept pushing after an incredible save by Morazzic put some respect on Petra’s name even if I just butchered it. The Ducks tied it again. Great work by Carlson Mcome to keep the play alive. A scream from Korn and Gochi ripped it home. Senica’s dad loved it and he’d love it a little more later on. Ross Johnson must have felt the duck still needed some juice, so he dropped the gloves. We don’t question the goat because sure enough, they took the lead shortly after. Great work again from Nestie and Granny and Trouba collected a bouncing puck before sniping it. How about that Zeli Trouba pair, huh? They’re killing it right now. Maybe our best duo. The Bruins would keep coming though. They drew a power play and cashed in quickly. Morazza gets fooled by a point shot. Maybe he expected a tip that never came or was screened a bit and it was 3-3 heading into the third. Six goals already and somehow we still had six more to go. Easily one of the wildest third periods in recent memory. It started right away with a power play goal from Granlin, but all the credit goes to Timmy. Usually I only yell Timmy when he scores, but this play was so nasty he earned it anyway. He dangles around one and then Makavoy is like, “Oh, poop.” And reaches, but Terry teaches. Don’t worry, Makavoy. Comr will take your Olympic spot. Fatana almost ruined it, but thankfully he whiffed just enough for Granlin to bury it into a wide open net for his first goal as a duck. Ah, thank you. Frank picked up his first point of the season, too. Hopefully that’s the spark he needs because man, he could use it. The Ducks got another power play right after and the Bruins were lucky it wasn’t a full five on three. Terry got crosschuck in the face with no call. While they didn’t score on it, they did right after. Golangela finally joined the equation and in his hometown no less. Stretch pass from Trouba. Paling stops and wait. Johnston causes some chaos, of course, but doesn’t even get an assist. Rude. And Kangel snipes it. And what in front of 50? Is that how many family friends you have? I don’t know the exact number. Um, probably more than I honestly know. Thank you. Great care. Wow. I know. No, you you get to say whatever you want tonight, Sam Collagel. You scored in front of all your family and friends. And you can see Synica’s dad’s really loving it. Man is living his best life right now. But Boston turned it back on. A wouldbe goal waved off. Glove, high stick, take your pick. But the Bruins didn’t wait long to make it count. Pasta fired one through traffic on the power play. And there’s no way Morazzic saw it, though. I’m not sure why he slid that far out of the net either. Then less than 30 seconds later, Boston tied it. Not sure what McTavish was going for there. Lome overcommitted and boom, Bruins twoon-one. Not much Morazza could have done. Suddenly, it’s 55 with 5 minutes left to play. Great timeout call by Quimville, though, because just like that, the Ducks took back the lead 30 seconds later again, and this time it was a true Tammy moment. Great keep by Zeli. Nestie collects and dishes, and Terry finds himself all alone in front. Three goals in the last minute. 227 remains an eternity left in this hockey game. If you just joined us, first of all, where you been? And second of all, you’ve missed a lot. The Ducks would finally ice it with two minutes left. Grlin fought through a hook and buried the empty neter for his first career five-point game and the first duck to do it since gets in 2015. Shout out to Nestie 2 for his four assists. That third line was absolutely cooking. I think we might have found something there. Ducks win 7 to five and the Bruins losing streak stretches to six. The Ducks have already scored seven goals twice this season, the same number they had total over the last three seasons combined. It’s exciting for the fans and for the players, but I’m sure coaches don’t really like that. So, uh, we got to clean it up a little bit. I really don’t know what we’re watching, folks, but it’s entertaining, that’s for sure. The offense completely overcame the defensive and goalie chaos in this one. Somehow someway, this guy is 2 and 0 to start the year. Look, after the first goal, he actually settled in and even kept the ducks in it, even if a few soft ones snuck by. Still, it’s hard attack hockey every time the puck comes near him. No rebound control. loves to play the puck too much, but hey, the Ducks only score seven when he’s in net. Maybe he’s the key. No word on Gutas, so I’d imagine Moore jumps in next game versus Tampa at 2 p.m. on Saturday. Thank you to our members. If you enjoyed the video, like and subscribe. Thank you for watching. And go Ducks. There. No doubt there’s a jacket waiting in there for you. Thanks, Alan. Boys, hell of a game. But I got to keep you on the line. Sammy Adams, here we go. Seriously.

I don’t know what we just witnessed — this Anaheim Ducks vs. Boston Bruins game was absolute madness. Petr Mrázek was back in net for another wild ride as the Ducks exploded for a 7–5 win. Mikael Granlund led the way with five points, Nikita Nesterenko added four assists, and Troy Terry put on a show with some filthy dangles. Frank Vatrano, Jacob Trouba, and Sam Colangelo (aka Goalangelo) all chipped in during one of the craziest third periods we’ve seen in years. The Ducks have now scored seven goals twice already this season — and somehow, Petr Mrázek is 2–0. #nhl #anaheimducks #bostonbruins #hockey

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