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https://pbs.twimg.com/tweet_video/CXbvJ_6UwAIAJmA.mp4 suspendable?

Nah.. That's not all bad. He's a great human being. His perspective and perception of the world is just different, not bad, just different.

My son is ASP with ADHD and has OCD tendencies and no ability to focus... The quad-fecta

Sunrise had an honest to goodness full arena tonight.

He could have seriously impacted his draft position as well. In an event that is supposed to showcase your talents for draft purposes, his tourney maybe over and memorable for two negative plays.

Glad I could help you out

Let's not forget 5 road games in 6 games including 3 in the row on the road and one trip over the pond. Schedule makers did not help the Bills out As jaded as I am about the Bills, I genuinely believe next year will be better

Not sure if this has been talked about... Seen on ice today

2-2 with 2m and change left in regulation And they're going to overtimeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee Who saw THIS coming??? Canada Swiss going to a shoot out Canada survives Swiss Cheese Scare

Johansen centering 4th line between Campbell and Bourque

Torts is gonna move someone.. You can feel it coming.. "Let's call a spade a spade," Tortorella said on Sunday before a 3-2 loss to the Panthers via Shawn Mitchell of the Columbus-Dispatch. "It's embarrassing, and that's what we are. I'm not going to tip-toe around here. That's how we play right now, and I think I'm going to need to depend on the kids to get us out of this because I'm not getting squat from the top players as far as that stuff." He didn't stop there, saying he sees a team that is "mentally weak" and that he worries about the young kids on the team getting into bad habits by watching other people. "It's frightening to me. That has to change," he added. At the center of the frustration for Tortorella is the number of penalties the team takes, including five against the Lightning on Saturday in a game where the Blue Jackets gave up four consecutive goals to turn a 2-1 lead into a 5-2 loss. Two of those penalties belonged toScott Hartnell, including a five-minute major and a game misconduct for charging goalieBen Bishop behind the net. Hartnell was benched by Tortorella earlier this season after he took a bad penalty late in another game. Ryan Johansen, one of the most productive players in the NHL over the past three years, was also a recent a healthy scratch. Tortorella went on to say that 21-year-old forward Alex Wennberg has been the team's best player of late and that some of the veterans could learn from the younger guys on the team, even if that concerns him because it should be the other way around.

This article was awesome... Love the insight about Russian style of coaching and play

ping, ping

There's one of those Wilson rep penalties we were talking about upthread

This is 5+ periods of scoreless hockey I have watched today... Please, I need a goal .... bad

Boy this team has no flow tonight

No worries.. Eichel has a good 15-20 years to go

Deslaurier punched Latta out of the game

There has to be someone in Rochester playing better than Ennis right now... Take him off the point on the PP. It is not working

okay they spotted them the obligatory 2, start playing now

argh*2

And the Russian judges even scored that for Deslauriers

So you didn't get it :flirt: .. And you get to keep and Eichel for a grandkid

Ovie crushed Samson

For whatever the reason, his game is off this year