NHL Monday: Flyers thump Islanders on President’s Day

The Harlem Shake, as defined by Urban Dictionary, is “an eccentric upper body dance move that involves the shaking of the upper torso and shoulders.”

Here’s the Coyotes’ interpretation:

One of the first lessons you learn as a young aspiring hockey player is how to skate backwards.

It’s been a forgettable game for Gudbranson. First, he got stuck in a collapsing pane of glass. And now this.

It seems like Tweetland overwhelmingly agrees with the call, but I’m not so sure. Campbell’s interference had him going down anyway. Although Komarov’s head snapped back on the play, it didn’t seem like it was blatant enough to earn a diving call.

Maybe I’m just not seeing what everyone else is seeing. Either way, Komarov didn’t put up much of a protest and the two penalties didn’t result in a goal for either side.

Matt Duchene knew he was offsides. Every player on the ice knew he was offsides. The announcers knew he was offsides and the fans all knew he was offsides.

But according to the official log of Monday’s Avalanche vs. Predators game, Matt Duchene wasn’t offsides, and this goal against Nashville counted just as if it were completely legal. Barry Trotz was fairly aggravated about the play.

Ken Daneyko’s just minding his own business, taking in the second period of Senators vs. Devils at Prudential Center on this President’s Day afternoon, when.... HI KEN HOW ARE YOU

h/t Reddit

2. Can the Islanders goaltending hold up long enough for team to get on a roll?

3. Which streak gets busted: Montreal or Carolina?

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