Snow's Maine lobster team.....
- Ur Not Me

Ha then he must have played hahd and smaht

I'm ok with that, words on here don't bother me. I'm here for discussions around hockey. Attack all you want, if you're ever in the Tampa area we can play 1 on 1 if you want.
- Kucherovski

He doesn't play fair, he prefers 2 or 3 on 1 and sometime orgy's .....

Ice, do they have a roller team? I don't think they did back then

Jack Parker was BU
- Kucherovski

I really don't know. In the meantime......go to Burns steakhouse and get off hockeybuzz. Best steakhouse in the country...

I'm ok with that, words on here don't bother me. I'm here for discussions around hockey. Attack all you want, if you're ever in the Tampa area we can play 1 on 1 if you want.
- Kucherovski

Do you always talk hockey with people that don't want to talk to you? Seems a bit strange no?

I really don't know. In the meantime......go to Burns steakhouse and get off hockeybuzz. Best steakhouse in the country...
- kindlyrick

Berns is amazing, I do prefer the old Del Friscos in Orlando though, I think it's called Christners now. Hey I'm just a regular working man like everyone else on here, isn't this where we come during work?!?

He doesn't play fair, he prefers 2 or 3 on 1 and sometime orgy's .....
- Ur Not Me

Yeah and what's wrong with that. Your wife doesn't seem to mind.

He doesn't play fair, he prefers 2 or 3 on 1 and sometime orgy's .....
- Ur Not Me

1 on 1 hockey......lol Id rather watch synchronized diving.

Berns is amazing, I do prefer the old Del Friscos in Orlando though, I think it's called Christners now. Hey I'm just a regular working man like everyone else on here, isn't this where we come during work?!?
- Kucherovski

Yeah people that like to talk to each other usually come here to tall to each other which brings that question up again. What are you doing here?

Berns is amazing, I do prefer the old Del Friscos in Orlando though, I think it's called Christners now. Hey I'm just a regular working man like everyone else on here, isn't this where we come during work?!?
- Kucherovski

Damn i spelled it wrong.....Berns has the biggest wine list in the country. Our waiter even drove us to the bar after dinner. He kept saying "Oh its no trouble at all" 4 of us packed into his little car......LOVED that place.

Yeah people that like to talk to each other usually come here to tall to each other which brings that question up again. What are you doing here?
- Cptmjl

Still going huh? Let me guess you've moved on which is why you're still talking.

1 on 1 hockey......lol Id rather watch synchronized diving.
- kindlyrick

I'd rather debate with this idiot about .6 or .7 seconds being interference some more.

Damn i spelled it wrong.....Berns has the biggest wine list in the country. Our waiter even drove us to the bar after dinner. He kept saying "Oh its no trouble at all" 4 of us packed into his little car......LOVED that place.
- kindlyrick

Berns just won a major award for their wine cellar. Place is the best in town but be ready to eat!!

Still going huh? Let me guess you've moved on which is why you're still talking.
- Kucherovski

You're ignoring what I just said. Why are you here on am islanders thread full of people that don't want to talk to you?

Edit; besides kindlyrick evidently.

Yeah and what's wrong with that. Your wife doesn't seem to mind.
- Cptmjl

No need to share our swinging stories of my 50yr old wife & me slamming ur 18yr old honey...

No need to share our swinging stories of my 50yr old wife & me slamming ur 18yr old honey...
- Ur Not Me

18?

I'd rather debate with this idiot about .6 or .7 seconds being interference some more.
- Cptmjl

Im not looking to stir up this argument because quite frankly its retarded, but i did read this on CBS sports.

Hockey is a physical game. Contact and collisions are a part of the game, and they need to remain a part of the game. But the purpose of body-checking a player was always supposed to be to seperate them from the puck, to regain possession of the puck, to win a battle along the boards for possession of the puck, or to win a race for the puck.

It was not meant to take runs at opponents just because they previously had possession of the puck and just happen to be standing right in front of you. That is interference.

Unfortunately, that has become the accepted reality in the NHL, and it's justified by screams from coaches, players, media and fans of "FINISH YOUR CHECKS."

But if you're not actually starting the process of hitting a guy until after he has moved the puck, you're not "finishing" anything. You're starting something new that doesn't serve any functional purpose to the game of hockey, and players are getting hurt because of it.

Badly hurt.

The NHL's department of player safety has a time-frame for what is considered a "late" hit (it is supposedly 0.6 seconds after a player gives up the puck, but they never actually reveal what the times are on late hits), but there doesn't seem to be any concrete rule or guideline for it.

In the end, it's supposed to be about whether or not you hit a guy that has possession of the puck.

You're ignoring what I just said. Why are you here on am islanders thread full of people that don't want to talk to you?

Edit; besides kindlyrick evidently.
- Cptmjl

Actually you're the only one who has a problem with him

Im not looking to stir up this argument because quite frankly its retarded, but i did read this on CBS sports.

Hockey is a physical game. Contact and collisions are a part of the game, and they need to remain a part of the game. But the purpose of body-checking a player was always supposed to be to seperate them from the puck, to regain possession of the puck, to win a battle along the boards for possession of the puck, or to win a race for the puck.

It was not meant to take runs at opponents just because they previously had possession of the puck and just happen to be standing right in front of you. That is interference.

Unfortunately, that has become the accepted reality in the NHL, and it's justified by screams from coaches, players, media and fans of "FINISH YOUR CHECKS."

But if you're not actually starting the process of hitting a guy until after he has moved the puck, you're not "finishing" anything. You're starting something new that doesn't serve any functional purpose to the game of hockey, and players are getting hurt because of it.

Badly hurt.

The NHL's department of player safety has a time-frame for what is considered a "late" hit (it is supposedly 0.6 seconds after a player gives up the puck, but they never actually reveal what the times are on late hits), but there doesn't seem to be any concrete rule or guideline for it.

In the end, it's supposed to be about whether or not you hit a guy that has possession of the puck.
- kindlyrick

I said it was interference which it was. 10 out of ten times that gets called in a regular season game.

18?
- Cptmjl

Sorry she looks it

Actually you're the only one who has a problem with him
- Vukota

I'll get you back for this

You reap what you sow. My fellow islander fans welcome you Kucherovski. Please enjoy their company they all like you

Im not looking to stir up this argument because quite frankly its retarded, but i did read this on CBS sports.

Hockey is a physical game. Contact and collisions are a part of the game, and they need to remain a part of the game. But the purpose of body-checking a player was always supposed to be to seperate them from the puck, to regain possession of the puck, to win a battle along the boards for possession of the puck, or to win a race for the puck.

It was not meant to take runs at opponents just because they previously had possession of the puck and just happen to be standing right in front of you. That is interference.

Unfortunately, that has become the accepted reality in the NHL, and it's justified by screams from coaches, players, media and fans of "FINISH YOUR CHECKS."

But if you're not actually starting the process of hitting a guy until after he has moved the puck, you're not "finishing" anything. You're starting something new that doesn't serve any functional purpose to the game of hockey, and players are getting hurt because of it.

Badly hurt.

The NHL's department of player safety has a time-frame for what is considered a "late" hit (it is supposedly 0.6 seconds after a player gives up the puck, but they never actually reveal what the times are on late hits), but there doesn't seem to be any concrete rule or guideline for it.

In the end, it's supposed to be about whether or not you hit a guy that has possession of the puck.
- kindlyrick

Totally agree. With modern technology too they could figure out how long after a pass. If they are going to allow after a pass they should give a time, like 0.6 seconds, and stick to it. If Hickey got hurt badly that's what they need and want out of the game.

Sorry she looks it
- Ur Not Me

Going to have to trade her in for a younger model.

Totally agree. With modern technology too they could figure out how long after a pass. If they are going to allow after a pass they should give a time, like 0.6 seconds, and stick to it. If Hickey got hurt badly that's what they need and want out of the game.
- Kucherovski

I'll get you back for this

You reap what you sow. My fellow islander fans welcome you Kucherovski. Please enjoy their company they all like you
- Cptmjl

Berns just won a major award for their wine cellar. Place is the best in town but be ready to eat!!
- Kucherovski

Because it literally has the biggest wine list in the country (at least it did when i was there). No other steakhouse compares to it. They literally grow everything they serve. Phuck sakes they roast their own beans for coffee. I saw the kitchen and the wine cellar. It was second to none. The phucking kitchen had two HUGE fish tanks with the fresh fish they cook. I thought i was in an aquarium.