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4 hours ago, Doohickie said:
But he was that stupid once... with Ullmark.
I understand that. But don't Reinhart him by giving him a minimal bridge deal to free agency, sending the message he's not part of the long term.
3 years feels right to me.
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16 minutes ago, Doohickie said:
I hope Kevyn has learned from the Ullmark situation:
- Don't let a good goalie get away.
- Looking at Boston: Just because you have a good goalie doesn't mean you shouldn't have another good goalie.
He’s restricted this off-season.
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13th in GAA. 14th in save%. 4th in shutouts. I they finally have themselves an NHL-level goalie. He can leapfrog a bunch of people very quickly if he keeps on this recent pace.
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4 minutes ago, Porous Five Hole said:
Now I’m dreaming up ways to make the empty net goal even more spectacular to hurt Morgan Reilly’s feelings.
In all alone from the red line, how about a wrap around Michigan goal? That ought to get someone killed lol
I would like to see the first ever major penalty for being a douche. Someone will make history eventually.
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26 minutes ago, SwampD said:
That’s the name I initially wrote and thought it was wrong. Glad my brain still kinda works. Either way, I believe tight end is way more important than people think.
I agree. I just think it’s a more recent development, born out of the bubble wrapped QB era.
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11 hours ago, SwampD said:
That surprises me that they were drafted the same year.
They had a good tight end though, no? I know you lived there so probably remember better than I do and I really don't feel like searching back through the Bills' trail of tears to find out.
K9 answered it earlier (I had no clue who they had). I’d have to say that those names don’t belong in the conversation. The initial wins were the era of Gonzalez and Gates (I may have his timeline wrong). They didn’t have anything near that level.
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11 minutes ago, K-9 said:
What constitutes the first wave? Fauria and Graham were the first couple that I remember who were featured in their offense. And then Ben Watson gave them some good years as well.
They had a 10 year gap between wins. And it was actually an honest question. I had no idea what the answer was. Those early teams, they didn’t win with their offense.
But I do think there is some merit to Swamp’s thought. The game has changed more recently, all part of when they started putting the bubble wrap around Brady.
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47 minutes ago, SwampD said:
Hernandez
Next
He was drafted the same year as Gronk, played for 3 seasons and never won a Super Bowl.
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So now we are demanding proof of predictions? Got this place has really gone into the shitter.
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1 minute ago, SwampD said:
Tight end is, and always has been, the key. I just don’t understand how people don’t see that. It was for Brady, the 90s Bills, every team that beat the 90s Bills, KC now. Every good to great team has a great, consistent tight end. Knox is not it. Kinkaid shows promise.
Can you name the tight end for the first wave of patriot wins?
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11 minutes ago, SabreFinn said:
Well, I wasn't thinking both of them, but if they don't get signed next year then why not trade them and try someone else. And 28 should definitely not be in Buffalo next season.
That’s exactly it. I could see both being traded, but it would be to separate teams. The contracts aren’t excessive, but it is a lot for 4th line help.
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The Reilly thing got me thinking. If there actually was a penalty for the Ottawa guy being a douche, what would the signal be for the call?
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I do think it’s more on Adam’s at this point, waiting too long to start transferring some futures into the present. That’s not to say Granato should stick around, but I don’t think he was given what he should have been.
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1 hour ago, SwampD said:
This post is the amount of time I've spent on the NFL today.
It’s so much better this way.
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11 minutes ago, Taro T said:
Actual albino, or just white?
(Know you're down in Carolina) Around here, at the old Seneca Army Depot we've still got a herd of white deer. (Not albino, their eyes are brown, not pink.)
Albino. It was pretty much down the street from me originally, but I think new construction has moved it a couple miles away because all the sightings are further away now… actually right near that golf course.
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49 minutes ago, Weave said:
The bigger rarity around here is the albino deer. I don’t know how long they live, but that sucker has relocated a couple times.
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I wish they could somehow put him in Rochester instead. That’s the kind of role where he does fit.
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53 minutes ago, pastajoe said:
It could be viewed as a great opportunity for a player who is being buried in the Bruins organization by the talent ahead of them.
That and you don’t have to be surrounded by massholes anymore. It changed my life for the better.
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25 minutes ago, Weave said:
More than 5 games is on the table.
It has to be. They always talk about hits that are part of the play. This one wasn’t even close to that.
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34 minutes ago, Weave said:
I just assumed you’d have vultures circling you while doing anything physical.
The way I was playing I assumed it was another vulture waiting to finish me off. Then I noticed the white head. I’ve heard that there was one around here but never saw it before.
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22 minutes ago, PASabreFan said:
After you drained a putt for a three on a par five?
Sadly that’s as close as I was getting to an eagle that day (very far away).
it was a or 5 though, so I really dropped the ball on that one.
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10 hours ago, Doohickie said:
The Jazz were named for their original home, New Orleans.
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12 hours ago, Taro T said:
We annexed Canada?
The king is sick, so we've never had a better chance than right now.
Side note: I'm picking on Canada, not cancer.
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Harrington tweet indicates DG will be back next year with a new assistant staff
in The Aud Club
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It’s time for some new batteries in the sarcasm detector.