BOSTON — Roberto Luongo’s comments about Tim Thomas after Game 5 set off a firestorm that’s lasted three days now.
But it might finally be time to turn the page.
The Vancouver netminder was asked today if he regrets having made those comments, and he basically didn’t want to think about it much longer.
“Listen, I know we’re in the Stanley Cup Final and everything is under the microscope and going to get blown out of proportion. Obviously my whole comment I don’t think was a negative comment if you take the whole comment,” he said. “But at the end of the day, I’m one win away from winning a Stanley Cup and that’s all I really care about now. All the other stuff is noise to me and doesn’t really affect what’s going to take place for me tomorrow night.
“To be honest with you, I don’t really care.”
One thing Luongo and Thomas can now agree on — neither one cares about the comment. Both will let his play do the talking in tomorrow night’s Game 6.










If the Bruins do win this game then I hope none of them are stupid enough to give the Canucks any ammo going into game seven like Marchand did heading into game five with his hand wiping in front of the Van-city bench. Stay classy boys & ride Luongo’s statements to the Stanley Cup.
All those years of mgmt. kissing this guys ass might pay off. I hope not. They gave him the C.(not one skater worthy?) They made sure the logo in the dressing room faced him. That’s just a couple examples that I know of. I don’t make a habit of cheering against people. This guys an exception.
“I’m” one win away? Classy.