Eleven

That doesn't make it smart.

Maybe the fact that he was a 14-point forward (57 GP) last season has something to do with it. EDIT: 78 points in 241 GP. Not setting the world on fire.

Canucks trade Mr. Joshua to Leaves for a fourth.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Benson_(TV_series) It wasn't a very good show.

"Waddell told Aaron Portzline of The Athletic that he won’t trade Chinakhov unless he gets fair value in return, making it clear he’s not willing to part with the young winger just because he asked out. If a suitable offer doesn’t come before training camp, Waddell still expects Chinakhov to report—but he’ll likely keep exploring trade options in the meantime." https://thehockeywriters.com/chinakhov-requests-trade-mcdavid-more-nhl-rumors-07-17-2025/

I think so, too. Let's put one together.

Omsk. Siberia.

We haven't done an Amerks trip in quite a while.

Nope. He was still in the USSR during Covid.

Lots of injuries. His GP are 62 (rookie), 30, 53, and 30.

The Leschyshyn decision.

Ah ok I will try to work on this tonight. Welcome to the 2010s, Eleven!

Yeah but I want the Byram pic.

So which one of you memesters can get rid of the text for me so that I can use it as a template? I'm thinking "to the pain" to start.

Well, the Byram signing buys the Sabres 2 of those 3 years of time.

I'm getting serious Dread Pirate Westley vibes from this photo. Good signing.

There's also no reason to believe that it IS true--or that it matters at all. The latter point is more important. The guy is the owner. As I've said before, you can put a ridiculous amount of layers between Adams and Pegula: president of hockey operations; vice presidents of forwards, defensemen, and goaltenders; plenipotentiary in charge of scouting; duke of power play development; whatever: The owner is still the ultimate decision maker in any organization including this one. For example, it's evident from the pattern of negotiations that the Houston Texans' GM wanted to keep DeShaun Watson. But Janice and Cal McNair didn't, so he was gone. Whether Pegula meddles with management of the team is up for reasonable debate. Whether he is entitled to do so isn't.

Oh definitely.

And, with the current trend, he probably won't have to interact with non-athlete students, either. Let's face it, major NCAA has become differently-branded minor league pro sports and nothing more or less than that.

Like Kassian.

Maybe don't go after someone else when your last name means "chicken fat," Jordan Schmaltz. As for the rest of it, I'll believe it when a more reputable source comments.

I'm actually serious--if anyone knows of an online sports book that takes this type of bet, please let me know.

Hey, is it possible to place a bet on who will win the 2026 draft lottery? I'm not much of a gambler but I'd put down $100 that somehow the Penguins win.

Also it popped up in my Apple News feed just this morning.

I mentioned it myself in one or two of the draft threads. That's different. Since (and including) the Ullmark situation, Adams has proved himself inept where it comes to G, if not generally inept.