Doohickie

No. You're right.

I’m watching TNT 😬 @Brawndo lives 30 seconds in the future. I'm convince of it.

I had it locked and loaded for way too long.

Welp.

NO.

Nah, it was nothing like that when I got suspended.

Duh. It's one team.

So did @SDS have to unplug the server and plug it back in? Site was wonky for about 2 hours.

Good profile of Mr. Jost

Darn you to heck, @Brawndo I just came here to post that. On the other hand, for those who've been following Tage the last season or so, there isn't too much in there we didn't already know. It is nice, though, that the word is getting out on Tage.

I worry about players with asymmetrical faces; they never amount to much.

The fact that you use the expression off putting is off putting. Yeah come on. He's only 57.

Next season we'll have one very good line, one slightly more experienced kid line, another kid line that's very green, and a line like the JOG line (maybe the same exact line).

There I fixed it for you...

Adams says things. Sometimes they're true. Sometimes they're PR.

I think if the Sabres had a clearly cable 3C, Casey might already be our 4C and the Sabres wouldn't have picked up Jost. On a personal level that would be awkward though, with Casey being the designated the 1C prior to his injury in Game 1 last year. I see flashes of the Casey we hoped for, but there are also holes in his game as we all know. That's why I suggested he might be able to jump to another team with a different system, and in learning that system somehow work through his weak spots.

Eh, maybe he doesn't. I was just listing 1st round picks that did better with a new team. He wasn't doing *poorly* at VGK; it was more he wasn't getting a chance to play regularly. The other two pretty much failed to live up to expectations. I guess putting him on that list, in my mind, was being charitable to Mitts, allowing for the possibility that with a change of scenery and the right opportunity he could blossom into a player worthy of the high status pick.

I'd be okay with letting him be another team's Alex Tuch/Curtis Lazar/Tyson Jost. In fact it may take moving him to another team and seeing a different system to flip his switch.

You beat me to this. I was looking at this last night but it was in relation to something else I was posting and I though I need to make mention of this, but you got it. Interestingly Tuch and Skinner both have 10G - 12A - 22P. The side benefit of Dahlin's success is it allows Power to learn his game without feeling he has to be the tog dawg; Dahlin going through that kind of pressure nearly ruined him.

We can't get enough D as it is...

Guys user their speed to gain position.