darksabre

Speedballls

I appreciate Risto's aggressive play so far. He sees the Leafs giving space so why not.

Shoot, Nelson just pulled something there

Jack looks ready to play tonight.

Correct.

Not sure yet, Bobby and Duthie are still blabbing on the pregame lol Tell them their mothers buy inferior groceries.

So glad I can get the TSN feed instead of NBC. They might be homers but it's just so much better of a broadcast.

It might be important, but I think it'd be good for Ullie. I think he's up to the challenge. OTOH the Sabres don't have another game till Saturday so rest isn't a huge issue.

I thought Ullmark should have started tonight tbh. I liked his last game the most out of any he's played yet. I expect him to start tomorrow.

Why are you guys still guessing?

That throw to Clay sucked. Wobbling like a dead duck.

He owns a house though, so we can't claim him anymore.

People always want to do that. No one ever just wants to give you money. I once helped a friend buy a car and she asked me to ask the seller if she could make payments and I flipped out because the car was already a great deal at $1200. Either you have the money or you don't.

Where do you work and can I come work there.

I would use Facebook instead. At least on there you have to be a user of some sort. The last two times I listed cars on Craigslist it was a nightmare and I wouldn't do it again.

I will always remember him from NHL 97

Would you give up one of our firsts if another good piece or two came back from Pitt?

Everton loses in stoppage time on the Billsiest goal of all time

Derby games are the best

Is it possible Toronto ends up trading him anyway? That deal is pretty attractive.

So that he can control the puck better in tight spaces. The problem is that it might take some power off of his shot. I've been pretty okay with his game this year so I'm not super interested in having him change his stick up. I think he's been a lot stronger on the puck.

I look forward to some Eastern conference GMs colluding to screw Toronto this summer.

This is the post of a dying brain.

You're literally arguing that the way hockey is played is wrong. It happens every game because that's how you play hockey. He's in the offensive zone and the onus is on the hitter to avoid hitting players from behind. There's no way that player isn't going to turn his back and follow the play offensively: Wilson is not close enough to be a threat at the time he turns. But Wilson already has him lined up and, despite having loads of time, elects to hit him from behind anyway. Wilson is capable of reading plays and not making dirty hits. He's an NHL player with NHL reaction speeds. He chose to do it anyway. Because he's a sociopath. Anyway, I look forward to people defending him when he does this to one of our players soon.