He lives off the grid!
- james_tanner1

Tamsy, remember when you told everyone you’d be “staying away from the comments section”?

You’re a man of your word, clearly...

Tamsy, remember when you told everyone you’d be “staying away from the comments section”?

You’re a man of your word, clearly...
- AxlRose91

It's like crack, have you tried staying away?

I have. ha!!!!

Tamsy, remember when you told everyone you’d be “staying away from the comments section”?

You’re a man of your word, clearly...
- AxlRose91

I missed it. Having dialogue with the blogger is fun, whether you agree with it or not.

Sounds like players who shouldn't be in the league. If only their coaches and GM's knew how to access the internet and read a spreadsheet.
- MJL

Coaches make poor decisions all the time. It's weird that people think that coaches and GM's are invincible to bad decisions. No profession is.

Coaches make poor decisions all the time. It's weird that people think that coaches and GM's are invincible to bad decisions. No profession is.
- j.boyd919

Except hockey bloggers!

Coaches make poor decisions all the time. It's weird that people think that coaches and GM's are invincible to bad decisions. No profession is.
- j.boyd919

Says the guy from his couch?

Says the guy from his couch?
- Garnie

I don't get it.

I haven't seen anything online to show there was a Karl Sedin...
- 13sundin13

Try the deep dark web.

I missed it. Having dialogue with the blogger is fun, whether you agree with it or not.
- mgriffen

Some of us get this. Others are just donkeys.

Says the guy from his couch?
- Garnie

I wish I had a couch at work.

Some of us get this. Others are just donkeys.
- Feds91Stammer

Got some real tight buttholes coming into these threads.

I wish I had a couch at work.
- Feds91Stammer

We used to in the break room.

Coaches make poor decisions all the time. It's weird that people think that coaches and GM's are invincible to bad decisions. No profession is.
- j.boyd919

It's weird that people think that some people think that coaches and GM's are invincible to bad decisions. Think about how much distance there is between a player who can't play and shouldn't be in the league, to playing a significant role on a team in the conference finals. That's a long reach. So who is likely the person who is wrong in the case regarding those two players? The coach and the GM, or the guy saying they shouldn't be in the league? That's the point that you're missing.

It's weird that people think that some people think that coaches and GM's are invincible to bad decisions. Think about how much distance there is between a player who can't play and shouldn't be in the league, to playing a significant role on a team in the conference finals. That's a long reach. So who is likely the person who is wrong in the case regarding those two players? The coach and the GM, or the guy saying they shouldn't be in the league? That's the point that you're missing.
- MJL

Your point is incorrect. As a parent of a child, I can monitor the education my child is getting and establish an opinion that the teacher is doing a poor job. I can go on Twitter and see that Trump is tweeting out and come to the opinion that it is in poor taste. I can go to a restaurant and say that the chef made a poor choice in his ingredients, leaving the food bland and tasteless. As an artist I can look at someone's painting and believe that their use of colors was poor because nothing really pops.

I can watch a hockey game AND look at stats and results and see that a coach made a poor decision to leave this guy/that guy in the lineup.

Just because I don't play hockey doesn't mean I can't judge other players vs. their peers. Just because I'm not a chef doesn't mean I can't judge their food vs. their peers. Same with teachers, artists, parents, and so forth.

I'd rather not blindly follow people based on their "title" whether it be where they went to school, who they worked for, or whatever. That's an extremely foolish way to follow things.

Your point is incorrect. As a parent of a child, I can monitor the education my child is getting and establish an opinion that the teacher is doing a poor job. I can go on Twitter and see that Trump is tweeting out and come to the opinion that it is in poor taste. I can go to a restaurant and say that the chef made a poor choice in his ingredients, leaving the food bland and tasteless. As an artist I can look at someone's painting and believe that their use of colors was poor because nothing really pops.

I can watch a hockey game AND look at stats and results and see that a coach made a poor decision to leave this guy/that guy in the lineup.

Just because I don't play hockey doesn't mean I can't judge other players vs. their peers. Just because I'm not a chef doesn't mean I can't judge their food vs. their peers. Same with teachers, artists, parents, and so forth.

I'd rather not blindly follow people based on their "title" whether it be where they went to school, who they worked for, or whatever. That's an extremely foolish way to follow things.
- j.boyd919

You're response here further illustrates that you don't understand the point. The comparisons you make and use here are ridiculous. For example you may think the chef did a poor job but that is just your opinion. The diner on the next table over thinks the chef is great. Come back to me with something more relevant. You didn't come close to addressing the actual point I made. You keep making it about blindly following someone, that has zero to do with the point.

You're response here further illustrates that you don't understand the point. The comparisons you make and use here are ridiculous. For example you may think the chef did a poor job but that is just your opinion. The diner on the next table over thinks the chef is great. Come back to me with something more relevant. You didn't come close to addressing the actual point I made. You keep making it about blindly following someone, that has zero to do with the point.
- MJL

sure, if you say so.

sure, if you say so.
- j.boyd919

Your response here says so. You missed it badly.

Your response here says so. You missed it badly.
- MJL

You’re both missing the point here.


Why haven’t you asked Karl Sedin what his thoughts on them are? Cause his is the only opinion that (frank)ing matters.

I wish I had a couch at work.
- Feds91Stammer

Would there be room? Maybe between the deep fryer and the soft serve ice cream machine?

Truly an educational thread

Truly an educational thread
- 21peter

Read through the habs thread...

You’re both missing the point here.


Why haven’t you asked Karl Sedin what his thoughts on them are? Cause his is the only opinion that (frank)ing matters.
- RafiDRW

KARL.

Read through the habs thread...
- Iggysbff

It's always the same BS

It begins.

More like home DISadvantage.