By Aaron Holm -
"Forget it, and move on."
Just something to get your mind off it already.
The Wild's stumble out of the gate should serve as a lesson on how you can not take a shift off, especially in the playoffs where small victories on the ice typically lead to
Sometimes a situation does suck, but you have to adjust and be able to battle back from any setback. You have to not put yourself in the position to take stupid penalties, and forget about what they are doing and focus on yourself. For the greater part of the game, the Wild were the better team on the ice in game 1. The only part that matters however is which team was playing better at the end, and you can't fault the Av's for being a
Tonight's "at least it's not a west coast game" 8:30 puck drop will be sure to keep you on the edge of your seat, and possibly
#AnyoneButThem
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