This isn't it, then?
http://www.ebay.com/itm/0...SH-ICE-2clr-/370274565816
- BulliesPhan87

No. That is a jersey card. The patch is from a patch (the crest or the shoulder, the thicker part) and was #'d to 50 per player. They're also clear acetate. Very nice looking cards. I bought a box of the stuff in San Diego after getting out of cards, and pulled a Talbot that had 4 colors (Pen's winter classic jersey) and got hooked back for a few years. That set and my Hextall mini-collection are all I want now and then I'm done.

I meant the bridge Christie closed. I forget what its called.
- PhillySportsGuy

george washington bridge

they charge you to get in from yucky places like new jersey and staten island

between manhattan and brooklyn you're able to move about freely, no charge on the manhattan, williamsburg, or brooklyn bridges

um nope
- -davies-

Ooops.. Meant GW, and Im pretttty sure its $13.

Are you going to sew them all together Buffalo Match?
- PhillySportsGuy

Oh, you'd like that wouldn't you. I'd be like the guy who buys a $2000 Misfits album and then melts it down to make a leather jacket.

As a said before, the Flyers brain trust of Holmgren/Berube is guys who have been punched in the head a couple thousand times. With an 80+ year old hands on owner. Not exactly the ideal situation.

But although I disagree with things Berube has done thus far, it's hard to argue with the results. Hopefully it's not fools gold.
- PLindbergh31

In most sports, the best coaches are role players. The best players, often, struggle communicating because things that came naturally to them don't come naturally to others.

This isn't ALWAYS the case, so please don't give me examples.

george washington bridge

they charge you to get in from yucky places like new jersey and staten island

between manhattan and brooklyn you're able to move about freely, no charge on the manhattan, williamsburg, or brooklyn bridges
- -davies-

First time driving through NY area. I wasnt going away from what Garmin told me.

Oh, you'd like that wouldn't you. I'd be like the guy who buys a $2000 Misfits album and then melts it down to make a leather jacket.
- jmatchett383

It puts the lotion on its patches

george washington bridge

they charge you to get in from yucky places like new jersey and staten island

between manhattan and brooklyn you're able to move about freely, no charge on the manhattan, williamsburg, or brooklyn bridges
- -davies-

I stand corrected. Still, a hefty price to pay for crossing water.

george washington bridge

they charge you to get in from yucky places like new jersey and staten island

between manhattan and brooklyn you're able to move about freely, no charge on the manhattan, williamsburg, or brooklyn bridges
- -davies-

If NJ is "yucky" then what do you call that overcrowded city that's got the dirtiest sidewalks and worst smells in the country (that being NYC)?

In most sports, the best coaches are role players. The best players, often, struggle communicating because things that came naturally to them don't come naturally to others.

This isn't ALWAYS the case, so please don't give me examples.
- PhillySportsGuy

Patrick Roy.

If NJ is "yucky" then what do you call that overcrowded city that's got the dirtiest sidewalks and worst smells in the country (that being NYC)?
- jmatchett383

Every street in New York smells like its trash day every day.

I stand corrected. Still, a hefty price to pay for crossing water.
- PhillySportsGuy

You could awlays caulk the wagon and float it or attempt to ford the river (i.e. march your oxen to a watery grave).

I stand corrected. Still, a hefty price to pay for crossing water.
- PhillySportsGuy

4 Dollars for Delaware Memorial Bridge.... but at least I didn't have to wait on top of it for an hour, with a guy in an SUV smoking pot right next to me and my mother....

In most sports, the best coaches are role players. The best players, often, struggle communicating because things that came naturally to them don't come naturally to others.

This isn't ALWAYS the case, so please don't give me examples.
- PhillySportsGuy

Rick Tocchet

If NJ is "yucky" then what do you call that overcrowded city that's got the dirtiest sidewalks and worst smells in the country (that being NYC)?
- jmatchett383

You know... driving up there, its hard to tell where Jersey ended and NYC began.

You could awlays caulk the wagon and float it or attempt to ford the river (i.e. march your oxen to a watery grave).
- jmatchett383

Someones been playing Oregon Trail. My oxen always die and why can't I take more food with me when I kill a bear?!

If NJ is "yucky" then what do you call that overcrowded city that's got the dirtiest sidewalks and worst smells in the country (that being NYC)?
- jmatchett383

you guys are too easy

You could awlays caulk the wagon and float it or attempt to ford the river (i.e. march your oxen to a watery grave).
- jmatchett383

Annie dies, Billy gets Thypoid fever, and you lose 3 Ox.

In most sports, the best coaches are role players. The best players, often, struggle communicating because things that came naturally to them don't come naturally to others.

This isn't ALWAYS the case, so please don't give me examples.
- PhillySportsGuy

I don't think ex-players should be considered for GM positions at all... it's time to break up the old boys' club. Sure, bring them in as assistants, or consultants, since they understand the culture and fabric of the game... but the guy making the top-level decisions should by versed in legalese, risk-management, negotiation, and have strong analytical skills.

In most sports, the best coaches are role players. The best players, often, struggle communicating because things that came naturally to them don't come naturally to others.

This isn't ALWAYS the case, so please don't give me examples.
- PhillySportsGuy

No need to cite examples. I agree what you are saying here. Berube has done a nice job as coach. Coaches are judged by one thing, wins and losses.

Executives/GM's is a whole different ball game.

I don't think ex-players should be considered for GM positions at all... it's time to break up the old boys' club. Sure, bring them in as assistants, or consultants, since they understand the culture and fabric of the game... but the guy making the top-level decisions should by versed in legalese, risk-management, negotiation, and have strong analytical skills.
- Tomahawk

Are there any GMs in hockey who weren't players?

Someones been playing Oregon Trail. My oxen always die and why can't I take more food with me when I kill a bear?!
- PhillySportsGuy

I always started in May, I always bought the max amount of bullets ('MERICA!), I always attempted to ford the river, and I cut everyone's rations to bare bones. 2 people sometimes made it.

No need to cite examples. I agree what you are saying here. Berube has done a nice job as coach. Coaches are judged by one thing, wins and losses.

Executives/GM's is a whole different ball game.
- PLindbergh31

I feel like Berube is held back by the overall lineup. I'm sure he'd like to do more, but they don't really have the make up.

I feel like Berube is held back by the overall lineup. I'm sure he'd like to do more, but they don't really have the make up.
- PhillySportsGuy

He'd punch the lineup if he could have it manifest as a single entity. He punches well. Chief knows punchin.

I always started in May, I always bought the max amount of bullets ('MERICA!), I always attempted to ford the river, and I cut everyone's rations to bare bones. 2 people sometimes made it.
- jmatchett383

Did anybody buy clothes in that game? I never saw the point.