We’ve all been there in hockey, when a night just isn’t yours and the puck seems to have a microchip that directs it in the back of your net and there isn’t much you can do about it. You just have to take it in, learn what you can and move onto the next game.
 
Journalists, on the other hand, seem to want to make a big deal out of the one single game. ‘’What about the time we plastered them 6-0’’? That does not count apparently, and even if you’re on top, one game is a sign of things to come apparently. That’s a load of crap if you ask Martin, and he’s not been shied to say it during the post-match press conference. Journalists, especially the crappy ones, need to keep in check. So do the twitter bozos who call for trades or criticize you for everything you do. That said, the best way to get back at them is to have all this negative attention roll off your back, get back on the saddle and get some more dubs.


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