tom webster

Actually, you are the only one I’ve seen negatively commenting on Quinn.

A lot more professional experience? Maybe 30/50 games?

Asplund is better. He will be a third liner who will be used even higher in certain matchups.

I would say the Portillo thing is more likely but then again, I thought they signed Ullmark so what the hell do I know?

Maybe Portillo changed his mind, or maybe they agreed to take Bob’s contract off Florida’s hands after Knight signed.

A friend of mine told me Hockeybuzz reported that Buffalo was considering an offer sheet for him. More then likely this is a story told enough times that people are starting to believe it. I’d be surprised, but not shocked to hear Buffalo has talked to Dallas.

Maybe you should question how an industry where seemingly half the franchises claim to be “hemorrhaging” money, they also keep doubling in value every 6 or 7 years.

I predicted it before the pandemic. To be honest, I can’t remember the context.

How can you do that to a 62 year old, twice divorced guy?

Just to be clear, his 11 year old really did do the design on the Bauer site after telling him he hated the old design.

Apparently his 11 year old son picked Anderson’s new gear

I’m going to have to find that post were I predicted a $90-$100M cap and people laughed at me.

We have secured tickets for January game versus the Wild. Taro T and Wyldnwoody44 have committed to tickets so I have 4 tickets still available if anyone is interested.

Sounds. Hope to see you there

Taro, Wyldnwoody44 and I have decided on the Jan 7th game. We have 4-5 available tickets if anyone is interested.

Is your opinion really that “humble?”

Try as they might, they’d have a lot of trouble allowing for betting on player data while arguing it isn’t hockey related revenue.

I will bet within five years it hits $100M. Gambling revenue alone may push it that high.

It won’t be a regular cap increase. Barring anything catastrophic, it will be an explosion. Players signing long term deals who produce long term will regret signing them.

I only said probably because of the slim chance he was set up and that stuff fabricated. If the tape of that phone call was authenticated and I missed it, I would eliminate the “probably.”

Yep, and I’ll bet he realizes he overplayed his hand. Getting Araiza cut destroyed his payday.

The victim’s lawyer’s statement is weird. The girl went through a traumatic event and they close the statement by saying all they wanted was an apology and a donation to some victim’s advocate? Not to mention, given the typos, it almost appears that the last sentence was copied and pasted. Araiza is probably a scumbag but there are a lot of unanswered questions.

You can’t fire someone in this state due to a criminal record, I’m assuming you can not fire someone for being accused of criminal activity. Not to mention the NFLPA will fight it as a matter of course

How about Maine?

That was the lockers in Carolina. They are still likely to cut him but haven’t yet.