I do realize it. He's also excellent with bringing the puck over the opponent's blue line.

As much as I hate the guy's gaffes, he is going to leave a huge hole when he leaves after this year (sadly, we will not offer him a new contract - or at least one he will sign).
- Atomic Wedgie

Yup.

I would be shocked if Dubas didn’t trade for a replacement that’s cheaper for next year....or sign him.

I like Dermott but he is no where near the level to replace Gardiner and the Leafs can’t afford to have their d worsen next year.

Yup.

I would be shocked if Dubas didn’t trade for a replacement that’s cheaper for next year....or sign him.

I like Dermott but he is no where near the level to replace Gardiner and the Leafs can’t afford to have their d worsen next year.
- Santo_44

Can Rosen take Gardiner spot if traded?

definitely

edit: too lazy to check the stats but it does feel like their offense has taken a dip too. probably more luck based than anything.
- daeth

here is some info for willy w/wo

https://twitter.com/JeffV...tatus/1084848862311915520

their gf has gone up, but also ga. the rest is pretty much trending in the right direction

Can Rosen take Gardiner spot if traded?
- zazzle

I think that makes sense.. Promote Dermott to 2nd pairing, bring Rosen up to play on the 3rd pair.
If Gardiner is traded, it should be for a good RHD

Can Rosen take Gardiner spot if traded?
- zazzle

Gardiner currently averages 21:41 a night.

Rosen is playing in the AHL.

Does that answer your question?

Can Rosen take Gardiner spot if traded?
- zazzle

He can but the Leafs would be much much worse

here is some info for willy w/wo

https://twitter.com/JeffV...tatus/1084848862311915520

their gf has gone up, but also ga. the rest is pretty much trending in the right direction
- senstroll

can i panic anyway?

I think that makes sense.. Promote Dermott to 2nd pairing, bring Rosen up to play on the 3rd pair.
If Gardiner is traded, it should be for a good RHD
- PatC80

Trading Gardiner is a sideways move.

In fact with him being a UFA we’d get a worse d in return and the Leafs would be worse for the playoff run and next year.

Not exactly a winning formula....

can i panic anyway?
- daeth

yes if you want to fit in.
also dont forget to call into a radio station and vent your frustration

huh so all that stuff I read about Erik Karlsson being done and sucking kinda vanished.
like that one season Ovechkin only score 30 goals

Gardiner currently averages 21:41 a night.

Rosen is playing in the AHL.

Does that answer your question?
- Atomic Wedgie

That's a lot of questions but I'll answer as best as I can. First of all, Kudos to you for even knowing that there IS a difference!!

Miss USA is mostly about looks. There are three phases of competition all weighted equally - evening gown, swimsuit and interview.

Miss America is more about the total package. There are five phases of competition - Talent at 35%, Interview at 25%, Evening Gown at 20%, Swimsuit at 15% and On Stage Question at 5%.

There are three things that really make the Miss America system different...there is a talent portion, the interview is much more intense and, most importantly, it provides millions of dollars in scholarships not only to the winners, but runner ups, preliminary winners, etc. every year.

Neither system is necessarily "better" than the other. They are just different. There are girls that are successful only in one system, but there are many that crossover and are successful in both.

Hope this explains it

That's a lot of questions but I'll answer as best as I can. First of all, Kudos to you for even knowing that there IS a difference!!

Miss USA is mostly about looks. There are three phases of competition all weighted equally - evening gown, swimsuit and interview.

Miss America is more about the total package. There are five phases of competition - Talent at 35%, Interview at 25%, Evening Gown at 20%, Swimsuit at 15% and On Stage Question at 5%.

There are three things that really make the Miss America system different...there is a talent portion, the interview is much more intense and, most importantly, it provides millions of dollars in scholarships not only to the winners, but runner ups, preliminary winners, etc. every year.

Neither system is necessarily "better" than the other. They are just different. There are girls that are successful only in one system, but there are many that crossover and are successful in both.

Hope this explains it
- Symba007

Just one more question:

Can I get the deposit back on the wedding dress I purchased?

I obviously never received it.

Just one more question:

Can I get the deposit back on the wedding dress I purchased?

I obviously never received it.
- Atomic Wedgie

I don't know what you are talking about

-Julie

That's a lot of questions but I'll answer as best as I can. First of all, Kudos to you for even knowing that there IS a difference!!

Miss USA is mostly about looks. There are three phases of competition all weighted equally - evening gown, swimsuit and interview.

Miss America is more about the total package. There are five phases of competition - Talent at 35%, Interview at 25%, Evening Gown at 20%, Swimsuit at 15% and On Stage Question at 5%.

There are three things that really make the Miss America system different...there is a talent portion, the interview is much more intense and, most importantly, it provides millions of dollars in scholarships not only to the winners, but runner ups, preliminary winners, etc. every year.

Neither system is necessarily "better" than the other. They are just different. There are girls that are successful only in one system, but there are many that crossover and are successful in both.

Hope this explains it
- Symba007

Why I actually kept reading this post from start to finish is beyond me

I don't know what you are talking about

-Julie
- Symba007

Sadly, that's also the answer she gave when you asked her a hockey question.

Why I actually kept reading this post from start to finish is beyond me
- RickJames77

Gardiner currently averages 21:41 a night.

Rosen is playing in the AHL.

Does that answer your question?
- Atomic Wedgie

nope

I don't know what you are talking about

-Julie
- Symba007

Do you remember there was the oft-posted question to her about patching up a basement cement floor?

yes if you want to fit in.
also dont forget to call into a radio station and vent your frustration
- senstroll

excellent

Do you remember there was the oft-posted question to her about patching up a basement cement floor?
- Atomic Wedgie

I don't recall

That they do.. Plus, I like DeBrusk, a lot.. But I don't like Boston all that much. So, I wanted to make fun of them a little..
- PatC80

How do you know about this DeBrusk fella? He plays for someone else.

It happens but not enough for people to lose their minds as much as they do.

If the Leafs lost Gardiner the defense would be (frank)ing awful.

It’s funny how nobody complains about Dermott. He’s made as many stupid giveaways as Gardiner has this year against worse competition and gets a free pass.
- Santo_44

Dermott has played 78 games (less than a season) against NHL opposition.

Gardiner has played 533 games against NHL opposition.

I don't recall
- Symba007

I miss Julie. We had some good times together.

Like the time she complained to her mother about me, because I corrected her grammar.

Or the time she asked her loyal readers to explain to her the differences between international hockey and north american hockey.

In the immortal words of Whitney Houston, "Didn't we almost have it all?"

Sadly, that's also the answer she gave when you asked her a hockey question.
- Atomic Wedgie

Dermott has played 78 games (less than a srason) against NHL opposition.

Gardiner has played 533 games against NHL opposition.
- walshyleafsfan

That’s fantastic.

One is playing against top competition and the other is playing against 3rd and 4th lines in heavily sheltered mins. And that player is magically expected to replace the other player next season.