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Personally don't think he should have been suspended, especially 3 games. He's a huge part of that team and it could cost them the series

It's the difference between getting mad and pouting. Can you get mad and do something about it or are you going to pout like Jack?

Yeah but who are those vets you want to bring in?

Really good point with the game total. The NCAA plays only 28 games (really thought it was more than this) and I distinctly remember Eichel talking about how difficult that transition was. The SHL plays 45 or so FWIW. Then again, Laine and Matthews didn't have a tough time playing more games. Far as the smaller rink, wasn't the WJC played on an NHL rink? Feel like they said in interviews he's played and dominated on smaller ice sizes

I think that's the consensus around the league. Keith and Seabrooke are pretty toast at this point. Might have another surprising year, maybe 2, but they're no longer top pairing guys. Another example of why the league has started to pay for potential and not past performance 5 more years at 5.5M cap hit. He'll be 39 by the time that contract ends

Na I was looking forward to that actually. Set next to you the first year too :beer:

I really like these comparisons. Probably of course because of the whole 3 Cups thing

They say it right there in the interview. They met in a restaurant, she applied for a job and he never responded. Weeks later he hit her up out of the blue to take pretty prominent job at his company. Afterwards, they started dating

Worth noting when McDermott was hired, as well as when he/Pegulas were searching for Beane, he was adamant about not having Brandon participate/be there

According to TSW, Hamilton on the radio today said there was an incident between McDermott and Brandon which led to McDermott cutting Brandon off from his area of the organization Not entirely sure what that means Starts at @ 32:20 http://www.wgr550.com/media/audio-channel/5-2-schopp-and-bulldog-hour-1

I would like to continue this. And by continue I mean not be dying on my couch the entire night this time around

My birthday was way before this ;)

No it didn't predate her working for him.

I literally just posted a true story about the owners involved in this and their relationship between the CEO and his subordinate

Same. At this point I just wanna celebrate that this guy is finally gone

Hahah that was actually for SDS. He just closed the TSW thread so I thought we were next Great timing though :lol:

Incoming in 3, 2, 1...

I don't believe it was a co-worker. I believe, and I'm speculating, it was a media member, and then he lied about it to Kim and Terry. A) Kim and Terry had a consensual workplace relationship; so if RB had one, why would they care? It either wasn't consensual, or it wasn't for the same employer, or it's because he lied to Kim and Terry. Granted if it's the 1st one the other two obviously don't matter B) Rumors are swirling it's a prominent media member. This makes sense to me. Why? Well, what was a huge reason Murray was fired, and what was a huge criteria and their search for the next GM's? If you don't recall, it was trust, professionalism, and a big emphasis and things discussed in the building staying in the building. Having an affair with a media member really goes against all 3 of those

Offense is sexy and so is the feel good story

https://www.democratandchronicle.com/story/sports/2015/08/23/kim-pegula-making-difference-adopted-hometown/32166573/

Allen already 4th in jersey sales among 2018 draft class https://articles.newyorkupstate.com/buffalo-bills/index.ssf/2018/05/buffalo_bills_josh_allen_jerseys_among_most_sold_of_nfl_draftees_says_fanatics.amp?__twitter_impression=true @darrenrovell Most Sold Jerseys Of NFL Draftees, according to Fanatics: 1. @saquon (Pick #2, Giants) 2. @bakermayfield (Pick #1, Browns) 3. Sam Darnold (Pick #3 Jets) 4. @JoshAllenQB (Pick #7, Bills) 5. @Shaquemgriffin (Pick #141, Seahawks)

Can't tell if that's a good thing or a bad thing honestly.

Not sure what you mean honestly

No offense taken. A harsh reply on my part, but I'm tired of this debate honestly :beer: I did make an edit to that post: Terry had hired and employed Kim prior to their marriage. My point is that consensual relationships in a workplace can and do develop.

NS please, I'm not dense. I get the argument and understand the position. Edit: You do realize Kim was hired by and worked for Terry prior to their marriage, yes?