Because he was a first round pick, and people want immediate results?
He could become a solid contributor for a long time. He could become nothing. People want to know the future today, I guess.
I went to "the back of the line," although I don't plan on being in line ever again. It just became not worth it; I have TV. Im thinking like GoDD, I'll just save for the future playoff games, like I used to.
Also, I can see Drane's lineup competing for last place. ABSOLUTELY.
Nah. IMHO, Carnegie is better than Katz's.
Considering how much smaller Katz's sandwiches are now compared to what they used to be only a few years ago, and how much you pay, Carnegie is the better value while still being great quality.
I second the recommendation of Carnegie Deli. Much better than Katz's. The prices may look high, but the sandwiches are ENORMOUS.
I would also recommend Serendipity 3. Excellent food. http://www.serendipity3.com/food.htm
Even though it goes against my instincts and everything that I was bred to believe...
One more tank.
Having McDavid or Eichel improves our odds of continued success for a very long time, more so than having picks outside of the top 2.
Mowing the lawn:
DR: Asks Derek Roy to do it, then finds Roysie passed out drunk on the lawn, missing a flip flop.
TM: Asks PLF to do it, but shoves PLF off the mower shortly thereafter, to do it himself.
Advantage: TM
NHL Tonight has a nice thing running about RJ at the end of each showing, playing 10 of his calls.
"Alexander Mogilny! Who said this guy is afraid to fly? He just left a vapor trail!"
Whoa. A little uncalled for.
1. He scored too often when he first came up to the Sabres, so I think that set too high of expectations for many fans.
2. He had a lot of registered hits last year, but someone no one ever noticed them.
During the 1990 NHL Entry Draft, Hawerchuk was involved in a blockbuster trade. Along with Winnipeg's 1st round choice (Brad May) in the draft, he was dealt to the Buffalo Sabres in exchange for Phil Housley, Scott Arniel, Jeff Parker and Buffalo's 1st round choice (Keith Tkachuk).