Sudden Death Page #3
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- 1995
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and the Pittsburgh Penguins.
As we get ready for the seventh and
final game of the Stanley Cup finals,
you can feel the electricity in the air;
it sends a chill up your spine, Paul.
One of these clubs is going to
skate with Lord Stanley's cup
here at Civic Arena Ice tonight.
Listen to the crowd, Mike.
They're going crazy.
Well, here's to a great game.
Great if we win;
not so great if we lose.
We are ready.
Thank you, everybody.
You may leave now.
your stations.
...singing of our National Anthem.
Oh, say, can you see
# By the dawn's
early light
# What so proudly we hailed
# At the twilight's
last gleaming
- What the hell are you...
# And bright stars
# O'er the ramparts
we watched
# Were so gallantly streaming
# And the rockets'
red glare
# Gave proof
through the night
# That our flag
was still there
- I love that part.
- # Oh, say does that
- # Star-spangled
- Well, gotta go.
# Banner yet wave
# O'er the land
# Of the free
# And the home
# Of the brave
This place is going crazy right now.
steal a ticket before the game tonight.
If you were packing heat,
you couldn't get in here.
Eddie Belfour
starts in goal for Chicago.
Amazingly, Brad Tolliver will play...
even though he could hardly walk today
much less skate with a fever of 104.
And here we go.
Game seven of the Stanley Cup finals.
And the Chicago Blackhawks
control the opening face-off.
They'll work into Pittsburgh territory,
putting pressure on the Penguins early.
Graham, slap shot!
Tolliver makes the save.
Please, he needs a doctor.
No!
Not any more. Go ahead.
Dead heroes get the best funerals.
Thanks for your help, Andrew.
His wife's recently deceased.
He would have been lonely without her.
I hope that clarifies
the urgency of this mission.
Only your best behavior's
gonna be good enough.
That agent's name was Eddie Caline.
He has a 5-year-old boy, a 3-year-old
little girl, and his wife's pregnant.
- I'll send a card.
- What do you want?
What do I want?
World peace, an end to bigotry
and no more mini-malls.
What am I gonna get?
And I am gonna get it.
That, boys and girls,
is really hot.
- What is your objective?
- My objective?
I get funny all over
when you talk like that.
I know what you're thinking.
Evaluate situation, calculate potential
losses and take appropriate action.
Let me do that for you.
The situation is hopeless.
The losses would be unacceptable.
The appropriate action is to do nothing
and keep your f***ing mouth shut.
What kind of lunatic are you?
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