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TBH I would keep it as is, as others are suggesting. Power never played in navy and I think it would look about as natural as a Perreault slug would.

Dave and Adam's is probably your best bet.

Si Dahlin a signé un contrat pont, c’était qu’il misait sur lui et surtout que Buffalo ne voulait pas le payer. Dahlin a gagné. Il va demander 100 millions pour 8 ans. Si Buffalo ne veut pas encore le payer, il va encore signer un contrat pont de 3 ans et 9.5 millions. Ensuite il ne jouera plus à Buffalo! Car il va demander 20 millions lorsqu’il aura son autonomie complète. For those who aren't good with other languages (I am fluent in Spanish, French, and Esperanto, so I've got this): Yes, Dahlin signed a point contract, certainly he missed Luigi what Buffalo would violate a player. Dahlin a gag joke. It goes about a hundred million miles in 8 hours. Yes, Buffalo is not violent to pay again, she goes to sing again on a point of three contracts with Ann. 9.5 million something. In their private suite, Buffalo and Carolina will demand and ill 20 million somethings, and his aura is completely autonomous.

Saskin

Fehr too.

I hope you're right--I hope that Dahlin values glory over money--but Karlsson came in at 11.5M while older. I think the price for the league's best defenseman has been set, and I do think Dahlin is the league's best defenseman now.

It's gonna be 12.

It is "labor," a congress and not a parliament, the correct units are miles and gallons, a dollar is worth 100 American cents, and Gordon Lightfoot sux. (I am kidding with only some of this.)

Damned right we don't. We're efficient with our spelling.

No words. Just sorry.

Dahlin will be 11M+. Bet on it.

It's not going to.

Not until there's a legit NHLer between the pipes. And that may or may not be UPL, Comrie, Levi, etc., but Adyms is not there yet.

I'm ok with the deal. This also is why they're not trading for Timo Meier, no matter what fantasies people might have.

Caps, I think, 2000-ish?

I think--and hope and pray--that Taro is right. There are times to put aside geopolitical differences and this is one of them. I don't care for Erdogan, and I haven't cared for any Syrian leader in my lifetime, but this is about the normal people like you and me, and not the folks at the top.

I'm not screwing around; this one is going to be terrifying. Tons of families have lost / will lose loved ones.

And this may be the explanation. He was a workhorse defenseman here, but not able to do that job.

Yes. It is in the most recent CBA; there is a five day break for all teams.

That's gotta be a personal best. EDIT: It would be, if he can keep it up: https://www.hockey-reference.com/players/r/ristora01.html

It's going to be a humanitarian crisis of gigantic proportion when all is said and done. (I suppose there will be aftershock quakes in the region.) We'd (the whole globe, not just the US) better get used to the idea of putting aside geopolitical BS and helping other humans in need in Turkey and Syria.

The image is a joke from the Virginia "hurricane" a few years back, I think.

They also have to do it in metric and deal w/ the exchange rate.

I read an article today about Jason Payne, the head coach of the Cincinnati Cyclones, who is black. https://buffalonews.com/sports/sabres/jason-payne-one-of-only-two-black-head-coaches-in-pro-hockey-has-sabres-echl/article_d750d656-a3c7-11ed-8c0c-2b870d7f23b7.html The article mentions that Dirk Graham was the only black head coach in NHL history. I watched Graham play and loved his game. I never knew he is black until today. Then again, I thought Sal Capaccio was black until a few months ago (it turns out that he is not and that his twitter photo was just really dark), so maybe I just need my eyes examined or something. Not that any of this matters; I'm just having some fun with my own ignorance.