and I'm supposed to have lunch with this guy next week....
- dt99999

I know, write?

I saw Pie crumble yesterday when pete and habs12 asked him to post regular updates on his whereabouts.


pretty sure the media breaks him down.


His name is Muhammad Abdul Latif Bel Kederghli
- dt99999

Its pretty simple really. I don't like most people and am content to know nothing of any relevance about any of you. Also you spelled my name wrong again. jerk.

enjoy you guys with little ones

Or Richards.
- hscesq

on a related topic I don't like this rule at all... I hate the fact that the Rangers can bury their mistake but Wade Redden's NHL career is essentially over.

He might have been serviceable to another team for a fraction of that salary...

Will never understand how the players gave in to that clause of never, ever being able to renegotiate a contract...

Its pretty simple really. I don't like most people and am content to know nothing of any relevance about any of you. Also you spelled my name wrong again. jerk.
- Pie

words to live by.


edit: wait, so you're not coming for dinner?

words to live by.
- dt99999

I'm a living hallmark message.

words to live by.


edit: wait, so you're not coming for dinner?
- dt99999

whoa of course I am. I'll even bring the rosé.

on a related topic I don't like this rule at all... I hate the fact that the Rangers can bury their mistake but Wade Redden's NHL career is essentially over.

He might have been serviceable to another team for a fraction of that salary...

Will never understand how the players gave in to that clause of never, ever being able to renegotiate a contract...
- dt99999

It sounded good at the time, kind of like NTCs to the owners.

And Redden is a Richard. I won't bore you with a story of me having his truck towed.

whoa of course I am. I'll even bring the rosé.
- Pie

ok, I will keep the ski mask on so you don't find out how truly hideous I am.

It sounded good at the time, kind of like NTCs to the owners.

And Redden is a Richard. I won't bore you with a story of me having his truck towed.
- habby

I honestly cannot thank you enough for this.

Forgiveness - never. But I will raise my tolerance level for you, just for today.
- hscesq

And they say you're not understanding!

It sounded good at the time, kind of like NTCs to the owners.

And Redden is a Richard. I won't bore you with a story of me having his truck towed.
- habby

Would you play in the AHL for that money or cut it in half and get back up to the NHL?

Would you play in the AHL for that money or cut it in half and get back up to the NHL?
- Pie

Considering everything that comes with being a hockey player in the NHL (Planes, great hotels, "star status" etc.. ) it's worth thinking about it.

Would you play in the AHL for that money or cut it in half and get back up to the NHL?
- Pie

my bet is that most guys would try to make it back in the NHL... I'd think...

only real example I can think of is Bryan Berard though. Didn't he give back a huge insurance settlement after his eye got carved to take a shot at playing again?


although I guess not playing at all is different from playing in the AHL...

Considering everything that comes with being a hockey player in the NHL (Planes, great hotels, "star status" etc.. ) it's worth thinking about it.
- Scabeh

so essentially 100,000.00 a year for 3-4 years vs. 3-4 million?

Would you play in the AHL for that money or cut it in half and get back up to the NHL?
- Pie

Isn't that what re-entry waivers are for?

my bet is that most guys would try to make it back in the NHL... I'd think...

only real example I can think of is Bryan Berard though. Didn't he give back a huge insurance settlement after his eye got carved to take a shot at playing again?


although I guess not playing at all is different from playing in the AHL...
- dt99999

although....shut up.

Would you play in the AHL for that money or cut it in half and get back up to the NHL?
- Pie

I think most players would rather be back in the NHL, I believe in the new CBA there will be some sort of mutual arrangement to deal with these type of situations.

my bet is that most guys would try to make it back in the NHL... I'd think...

only real example I can think of is Bryan Berard though. Didn't he give back a huge insurance settlement after his eye got carved to take a shot at playing again?


although I guess not playing at all is different from playing in the AHL...
- dt99999

and the guy was still better with one eye than most of MTLs current D.

Isn't that what re-entry waivers are for?
- Pecafan Fan

Has Redden ever been on re-entry? I don't think so.

although....shut up.
- stormeyAlterEgo

I've hopped around from thread to thread, to see what you've contributed to them. It's possible that your most productive and insightful posts occur in this thread. I think to myself - how is this even remotely possible? It's truly amazing.

Not a good bet.

BTW, every one of you dumb Jays fans were right. This guy is done.

http://www.foxnews.com/sp...rg-wins-nl-pitcher-month/
- hscesq

McGowan's protege is doing ok.. Your welcome...

so essentially 100,000.00 a year for 3-4 years vs. 3-4 million?
- Pie

huh?

Isn't that what re-entry waivers are for?
- Pecafan Fan

If you were interested in paying half his salry to go to another team and assuming he'd get picked up. Did they ever put him on re-entry?

huh?
- habby

hotel upgrade plane tickets etc