wow, ive been here 4 and would kill for that.
- gerbe42

Like I said it isn't for everyone. I liked money more.

Paid cash for one of these at 19yrs old.

Like I said it isn't for everyone. I liked money more.

Paid cash for one of these at 19yrs old.



- dadeadhead

nice truck

howdy, buzzard-buddies...

did regier make that big trade yet?

Browns 'likely' to attempt trade up for RG3?

http://www.rotoworld.com/...-attempt-trade-up-for-rg3


The bills need to trade up for RG3 !

Browns 'likely' to attempt trade up for RG3?

http://www.rotoworld.com/...-attempt-trade-up-for-rg3


The bills need to trade up for RG3 !
- gerbe75pts

browns would do well getting blackmon with the fourth pick and keeping their other first-rounder

this guy did it


- gerbe75pts

Seriously, he is the reason that got done. He is amazing. F Tim Tebow!

600-1000 people friday and sat night.


We had a couple of real nice outdoor spots. Now they have houses there intstead.


Never ran out of beer.

Plenty of drugs.


If you didn't get laid.....

That was your problem.
- dadeadhead

I know the spots of what you speak. My Frontier friends took me there on occassion. I forget the name of the main place, but it was talked about all the time.

this guy did it


- gerbe75pts

Nothing like a Chinese point guard to bring everybody together.

I know the spots of what you speak. My Frontier friends took me there on occassion. I forget the name of the main place, but it was talked about all the time.
- GilPerreault

You had the Pits, Brickyard, and Cory.

The Pits and Brickyard has houses there now.

What happened to the convo here? It was nuts all afternoon and then itdied. Everyone must be driving home from work.

Nothing like a Chinese point guard to bring everybody together.
- buffalofan19

Chinese-American point guard.


Finally a basketball star not covered in tatoos and just trying to launch a rap career.

What happened to the convo here? It was nuts all afternoon and then itdied. Everyone must be driving home from work.
- Buffalo--Sabres

All been banned . is it 5 yet ?

Injured Galchenyuk still considered top talent


Just because Sarnia Sting center Alexander Galchenyuk doesn't have a number beside his name on NHL Central Scouting's midterm rankings for North American skaters, it doesn't mean he won't be a top-five selection at the 2012 NHL Draft in Pittsburgh on June 22.

Galchenyuk had season-ending surgery Oct. 27 to repair a torn anterior cruciate ligament in his knee and hasn't played a single minute all season in the Ontario Hockey League. He suffered the injury in a preseason game against the Windsor Spitfires on Sept. 16.

"I'm just trying to support our guys from the sidelines, although I can't describe how hard it is to watch," Galchenyuk wrote in a recent blog for NHL.com. "I would much rather be out there with them, but at least I get to spend more time at the rink now. I guess sometimes life throws out these challenges for you and you start appreciating things a lot more after you don't have them for a while. Right now I'm making the most of my situation and I'm hungrier than ever to get back out on the ice. I know that when I do go back that I will appreciate my time on the ice and being with my teammates even more."

Playing alongside Nail Yakupov in Sarnia last season, Galchenyuk had 31 goals and 83 points in 68 games. It was enough to make believers out of any scout who had the opportunity to watch him.

"One element for Galchenyuk is the fact he played last year, and going into this season he was already recognized as one of the top prospects," Director of NHL Central Scouting Dan Marr, told NHL.com. "I think most of the teams are pretty comfortable in knowing the type of player they'll be getting. Obviously you'd like to see him play during his draft year, but the scouts and general managers are going to be more concerned with how the surgery went, what type of surgery it was and how the recovery process is going along."

There's little doubt Galchenyuk will be in high demand at the NHL Scouting Combine in May.

"Where he goes in the draft is going to depend how well he recovers from (his injury)," Central Scouting's Chris Edwards, who specializes in OHL players, told NHL.com. "It's going to make the Combine that much more important when the doctors look at him. My guess is he'll bring the MRI results to the Combine in order to have doctors make their evaluations.

"As long as it's not career-ending, I really can't see it affecting him that much. He's too good a player."

Galchenyuk and Yakupov were the top two prospects on NHL Central Scouting's preliminary ranking of the top 25 skaters from the Ontario Hockey League in November.

"Alex is like a conductor; he's a guy who can control the game and makes really good decisions," said Igor Larionov, the agent for both Galchenyuk and Yakupov. "But (Galchenyuk and Yakupov) are both special. They play in the defensive end as well, so they're not just one-dimensional."

Galchenyuk, whose father, Alex Sr., played for Belarus at the 1998 Winter Games in Nagano, was born in Milwaukee during a time when his father played for the Milwaukee Admirals of the International Hockey League. The younger Galchenyuk holds dual U.S. and Russian citizenship, but played for Team USA at the Ivan Hlinka Memorial Tournament over the summer, where he had 2 goals and 3 points in five games. He also was invited to the NHL Research, Development and Orientation Camp in August.

Galchenyuk, who draws comparisons to Chicago's Marian Hossa, has lived in Germany, Switzerland, Italy and Russia, and speaks Italian, Russian and English.


http://www.nhl.com/ice/news.htm?id=610978

price for Gaustad

?

he hasnt really put up the points in the playoffs in his career but, we dont need him to do that

need him to be physical,win some faceoffs and play hard in the corners
does he do that?

price for Gaustad

?

he hasnt really put up the points in the playoffs in his career but, we dont need him to do that

need him to be physical,win some faceoffs and play hard in the corners
does he do that?
- wingz4life

Zetterberg, Datsyuk, 1st.


In all seriousness, probably a 2nd or 3rd. $2.3 million (yes, I realize it's pro-rated, but still) is quite the price for someone of his role.

this guy did it


- gerbe75pts

Maybe.. But has he ever played center? No? Thats ok Lindy will convert him.

price for Gaustad

?

he hasnt really put up the points in the playoffs in his career but, we dont need him to do that

need him to be physical,win some faceoffs and play hard in the corners
does he do that?
- wingz4life

the sabres could use centers, i still like the idea of riley sheahan coming back...

don't know how feasible that would be though

price for Gaustad

?

he hasnt really put up the points in the playoffs in his career but, we dont need him to do that

need him to be physical,win some faceoffs and play hard in the corners
does he do that?
- wingz4life

2nd round pick would be my guess

Zetterberg, Datsyuk, 1st.
- buffalofan19

Gaustad and a 1st for Babcock?

the sabres could use centers, i still like the idea of riley sheahan coming back...

don't know how feasible that would be though
- b0s0o1

That would be nice i wish we could pull that off

2nd round pick would be my guess
- gerbe75pts

Hal Gill just went for a nice price,prolly could do better then that for a vet like Gaustad
Interesting to see what Moen goes for

Hal Gill just went for a nice price,prolly could do better then that for a vet like Gaustad
Interesting to see what Moen goes for
- wingz4life

if y'all could add moen and goose to go along with abdelkader, that would make for a formidable fourth line

So will we be able to watch the game tonite? Or will it not be back
By then?

if y'all could add moen and goose to go along with abdelkader, that would make for a formidable fourth line
- b0s0o1

itll will be one of moen/gaustad if it is even one

Eaves is done
so i think they need another vet in there

itll will be one of moen/gaustad if it is even one

Eaves is done
so i think they need another vet in there
- wingz4life

you have the cap-space for both and it could probably be done with a prospect and a second or third-rounder...

like you said, goose, and moen as well, wouldn't be looked to for scoring, they'll be looked to for their defensive prowess