Eleven

Offside review LOL

I don't care if he's got Randy's gut, which is not only Cup-worthy, but Nobel-worthy. He made a mistake.

I didn't miss your point--the Sabres don't have Wright Cozens Tage Krebs if Wright is in the OHL. If the Sabres get Wright, then IF/WHEN he makes the big club, it's time to make trades.

You should change your name to RebuildForever.

Oh, I think Montreal, Ottawa, and Arizona all can catch them while Houser and Dell are in net.

Most definitely.

He's gonna be good. The thing that bothers me is that @LGR4GM didn't like him in the draft and still doesn't. /s

Promo, he placed his trust in a 40 year old, and as a backup, he signed a trashcan, FFS. Let's be intellectually honest here. Adams did not adequately address goaltending.

^ Yep. We've been through it enough times. Goaltending was obviously a need in the offseason and Adams didn't sufficiently address it.

Well, now I don't know who Jankowski is AND I don't know who Kodak Black is.

This situation is ridiculous.

Wow. I can't believe the NFL allowed two teams in the same division to do that!

Absolutely. I think that's one good reason why M&T can't sponsor the Bills' stadium; it already has the Ravens' stadium. It is tied to both through sponsorships (albeit it seems much more tied to the Ravens).

This whole exercise is absurd.

I can't access the FT article, but private equity groups aren't the same as traditional minority owners. And I don't know of another major league that allows any minority ownership of two teams in the same league--I could be wrong.

Who the hell is Jankowski?

Nope. And the teams Ga played were over-ranked because the SEC and Big Ten/Fourteen/Pi/whatever always are. If anything, I have some small allegiance to Arkansas, having taught there, and that team was over-ranked.

I'm trying to cut him a break...let's see, that was 2014, Bernier would have been about 26, so ... Someone help me out?

I'll repeat that it's not the lack of on-ice rules; it's the authoritarian governments of a number of countries. He's more likely to end up in gulag than suspended.

Major? Not really. IIRC, at the beginning of MLS, all teams were owned by the league--presenting a similar competitive conflict of interest--and that league has grown fine. But to do this retroactively seems like a recipe for disaster.

This is horrible, this idea.

Wish I could go, but I'm going ice fishing and then to a nickelback concert.

Not really an ND fan. VERY casual. If they're on and they're not playing a school I have ties to, I'll probably root for them. I couldn't name a single player. Just keeping the record straight. I was pretty surprised that the game last night opened up after I went to bed.

They play a tougher schedule than any team in a conference, most years. That includes Michigan, specifically, 15 of the last 20 seasons. Georgia's tough schedule this year included Vanderbilt AND Tennessee, a usually bad Kentucky, an unusually bad Florida, Missouri, Charleston Southern, Birmingham, Ga Tech, and South Carolina. Come on. (And that's not accounting for Auburn being in a program slump.) Georgia has played two teams of note and lost to one of them. EDIT: Three, with one loss. I'll give you Clemson.

In the other thread, @Brawndo indicated that he expects Quinn to play tomorrow night and that this is just some procedural mumbo-jumbo.