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Olympics: Who should we start in goal next? Luongo or Brodeur? Just wondering what you thought of the games?

Saw some good discussions on the web...wondered what this crowd thought?

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Permalink Reply by Richard Hamilton on February 23, 2010 at 4:38am
I'd start the Finnish Women's goalie Noora Raty. She played well against the Canadian Women and was entertaining.
Permalink Reply by Michael Dales on February 24, 2010 at 10:53am
You need to start Luongo he has played well in his 2 games and Brodeur already has his chance against the US and lost it. I would start Luongo the rest of the games until they win gold.

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