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It has that look. A little watching of the game instead of being in it.

There's nothing irrational about this thread.

Have you tried the 2 foot nachos?

Okay, we still have a chance to salvage this mess.

He's such a diva.

As I said, he needs to look like at least one of those won't go in just because he's in net.

Hmmmm... we need Levi to at least threaten to steal a game.

I agree with Rob Ray that Greenway is looking good.

Remember, preseason means nothing.

You don't just have to use the app. You can watch via a web browser. Connect the device (phone, tablet, laptop, desktop) to a TV via HDMI. Select that device from the input list on the TV. The TV then becomes a monitor for the connected device. Sign in to your account from the MSG web page, select the feed like you would any other video and expand the view so it takes over the screen. It'll be just like watching any other feed on TV.

I would completely avoid relying on the woeful computers built-in to the TVs to power their apps. Your best bet is to get a spare laptop or a mini-computer (like this: https://www.amazon.com/UXX-Support-Celeron-Computer-Business/dp/B0C43P5JGP/ref=sr_1_5?crid=12AFCRW5IQVAQ&keywords=mini%2Bcomputer&qid=1697136196&sprefix=mini%2Bcomputer%2Caps%2C141&sr=8-5&th=1 ) and connect it via an HDMI cable. Life will be much easier.

One game closer to McDavid becoming a Sabre.

Not really. It started with news of more departures from Pegula's operations. This quickly morphed into a discussion of whether Terry is at fault for the seeming instability in said operations or not. From there we've been separating the people who understand the business world from the people who think they understand the business world. We also have one who thinks none of us understand business and should talk strictly about hockey - in a thread about the operations of a hockey team.

I don't understand why you keep distilling the argument down to Bill Clinton levels. The argument is that these people lacked sound judgement in A) complying with the terms of their hiring, and B) an area that is presently socially charged where failure to be mindful of this reality can unnecessarily distract and/or damage the company. As I tried to explain earlier, poor judgement in such an obvious and easy to process situation likely means poor judgement in less obvious and more difficult situations. Violating the terms of your contract violates trust. Dig? You simply can not have people you can't fully trust being responsible for the well-being of a high-profile, billion dollar plus enterprise.

Well after the fact. There's a small history of Pegula not being the best judge of executives. When executives with bad judgement hire managers, what kind of manager do you suppose they'll hire? And when you have bad managers how do you think the staff performs? Systemic poor performance is usually a symptom of problems at the top.

Are we being funny or are we asking a serious question?

And we're wondering why we haven't made it to the Super Bowl and have had 12 years of no NHL playoffs. In any organization culture is ultimately top down.

I will be shocked if that nachos dish looks anything like the picture when served up at an actual game. Who needs something like this at a hockey game anyway?

If these kids are signing contracts that would otherwise legally obligate them to remain in the leagues they originally signed to then obviously there needs to be an agreement in place to avoid a cluster-#$% of legal wrangling. Agreements require negotiation and negotiations in most cases involve one party giving up something in order for the other party to themselves give something up.

My guess would be they're trying to buy enough time to see if Benson should stay beyond the nine games.

Maybe concessions? I think they gave away concession vouchers years ago to mini-pack buyers.

Tweaked his neck doing a double-take at Dahlin's contract.

This. His natural abilities are freakish and I don't mean that in a bad way. Just the opposite. That video analysis highlights how he uses his body in such a super-smart manner. I feel a lot better that he'll be able to avoid disastrous situations on the ice although that doesn't mean some goon won't head-hunt him. When he adds muscle and his man-body matures, these skating and positioning skills ought to translate into exceedingly entertaining hockey.

Why don't you read the preceding posts before stammering like an old man with dementia?

This is a great analysis. I believe I was the first here to proclaim this kid is going to be star and I would like to formally double-down on that prediction. I mean, he's already a star in the market but just a curiosity for the rest of the league. He will be a star across the league. I bet you he eventually makes an appearance in a movie, too.