That included their reaction to Reimer giving up the game-winning goal to David Krejci at 13:06 of overtime, which followed an egregious Dion Phaneuf mistake in the Leafs’ offensive zone. Oh, and would you look at that: Phaneuf’s future wife, actress Elisha Cuthbert, was sitting right behind her!
Awwwwwkward …
Phaneuf’s overly aggressive play in the attacking zone led to a turnover that the Bruins took the other way, resulting in Krejci’s third goal of the game and a 3-1 series lead for Boston.
Boy, that was sloppy by Phaneuf. Zdeno Chara had the secondary assist.
The video’s a little deceptive, as April Reimer appears to be looking at a video replay of the game-winner most of the time.
But at the end, the two lock eyes and … well, it certainly seemed like a tension convention. And by that we mean we haven’t seen Cuthbert in that uncomfortable a stare down since that cougar.
Incidentally, nothing in that interaction is as awkward as Cam Neely blowing that last high five. C'mon Seabass...
UPDATE: Because this story couldn't get more absurd, here's April Reimer's tweet after the game covering up explaining the situation:
So there you go.
Awwwwwkward …
Phaneuf’s overly aggressive play in the attacking zone led to a turnover that the Bruins took the other way, resulting in Krejci’s third goal of the game and a 3-1 series lead for Boston.
Boy, that was sloppy by Phaneuf. Zdeno Chara had the secondary assist.
The video’s a little deceptive, as April Reimer appears to be looking at a video replay of the game-winner most of the time.
But at the end, the two lock eyes and … well, it certainly seemed like a tension convention. And by that we mean we haven’t seen Cuthbert in that uncomfortable a stare down since that cougar.
Incidentally, nothing in that interaction is as awkward as Cam Neely blowing that last high five. C'mon Seabass...
UPDATE: Because this story couldn't get more absurd, here's April Reimer's tweet after the game covering up explaining the situation:
So there you go.
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