Paul, your headline spot on. I am sure you will appreciate the RMS Titanic reference in my subject line.
It was quite a night. The points just kept coming, with three players (Toffoli, Yandle and Josi) entering bonus territory. (Does this make up for nights when a point here or there was needed in a close H2H loss? Unfortunately no. But as we know, timing is everything in fantasy sports and MANY other things. But still will remember with a smile.)
It could have been better as Brassard just missed bonus points as well, getting two goals and one assist. I would have been VERY HAPPY for you to again use the "Kickin' Brass" headline.
And a GM knows having a good night when one of your goaltenders gets an assist, which Quick did late in one of the West Coast games.
Ice Cats took a 1-0 lead Saturday afternoon on an assist by Wheeler which helped the Jets to a 2-0 lead after first period. (Actually, Winnipeg scored two goals on its first five shots against my goaltender Chad Johnson, who was making his Badger Bob debut. When I saw that in the afternoon game, I thought what a lousy start.)
I then was happy to eke out 1.7 points from Johnson as Sabres rallied from one-goal deficit after two periods to defeat the visiting Jets, 3-2, in regulation.
Leave the rotund female alone for now. Ice Cats have six days to come back. And if I remember correctly, the Ice Cats won the earlier meeting between our teams.
So happy for the Mount Bob explosion on Saturday. Hope can maintain the lead over the next six days. Fact that there is a H2H race and my team is alive in it for second place certainly maintaining my interest although the battle for the overall championship is being contested up the road.
(Ironically, had a HUGE night in the other fantasy hockey league in which I am competing. Stats included 13 assists, +15 and two goaltender wins. So for me, it was a fantasy hockey night to remember x 2. But last night is now in rear view mirror. Have to look forward as the finish line is near for the fantasy hockey season. I'll miss it immediately when it is over.)