JoeRussomanno
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Location: me bitter? F-no i think it's hilarious Joined: 12.14.2011
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The guy who writes the checks has complete control. - MJL
what if he has a gun to his head? |
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Pixote Andolini
Philadelphia Flyers |
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Location: South Philadelphia, PA Joined: 07.23.2007
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And team Sweden takes it handily. |
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RooNosHockey
Philadelphia Flyers |
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Location: Bear, DE Joined: 10.25.2011
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That's the problem. When someone's good at something, others think they can be too or have to try. Otherwise, I don't think we see nearly as many goons as we do today. - NickTheKid87
I think the goon was created to combat teams like the Flyers, because our skill guys could be just as tough. Goons became a mainstay because you needed your goon to protect your good players against the Flyers team. Then other teams needed to get a goon to cover the other team's goon, and it became an "Arms" race... get it? Since the instigation rule came in, and the red-line came out, the goon has become less and less crucile. |
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RooNosHockey
Philadelphia Flyers |
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Location: Bear, DE Joined: 10.25.2011
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The guy who writes the checks has complete control. - MJL
If you ever worked for a corporation you would know that a C.O.O. may have control of the company, but they do not get involved in the day to day operations. Homer has control of this teams roster moves. Snider has veto power. But like I said, I doubt every single hockey move goes through Snider. |
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bird_dog
Philadelphia Flyers |
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Location: PEI Joined: 09.30.2011
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I went with:
1. Ontario
2. USA
3. Sweden
Last: Alberta. - MBFlyerfan
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vejim
Philadelphia Flyers |
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Location: FL Joined: 07.08.2007
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watching the stanley cup teams play at the spectrum was truly awesome. I remember telling my buddy that we would never see another flyers team this good and we would never see another player like Bobby Clarke and of course Bernie. I think Eric Lindros and John LeClair and Bill Barber round out my top 5 favorite players of all time |
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NickTheKid87
Philadelphia Flyers |
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Location: Philadelphia, PA Joined: 11.19.2010
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To give this thread a shot in the arm, what do you think the top 3 and bottom 3 UFA signings were so far this year? I have:
Top 3:
1. Ryan Smyth, EDM, 2 years, $4.5 million
2. Brad Boyes, NYI, 1 year, $1 million
3. Martin Brodeur, NJD, 2 years, $9 million
Bottom 3:
1. Ryan Suter, MIN, 13 years, $98 million
2. Dennis Wideman, CGY, 5 years, $26.25 million
3. Jiri Hudler, CGY, 4 years, $16 million |
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bird_dog
Philadelphia Flyers |
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Location: PEI Joined: 09.30.2011
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I went with:
1. Ontario
2. USA
3. Sweden
Last: Alberta. - MBFlyerfan
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NickTheKid87
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Location: Philadelphia, PA Joined: 11.19.2010
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I think the goon was created to combat teams like the Flyers, because our skill guys could be just as tough. Goons became a mainstay because you needed your goon to protect your good players against the Flyers team. Then other teams needed to get a goon to cover the other team's goon, and it became an "Arms" race... get it? Since the instigation rule came in, and the red-line came out, the goon has become less and less crucile. - RooNosHockey
It's still the Flyers fault whether directly or indirectly. Glad to see goons fading away though. |
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aosplayo
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Location: Downingtown, PA Joined: 01.14.2008
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watching the stanley cup teams play at the spectrum was truly awesome. I remember telling my buddy that we would never see another flyers team this good and we would never see another player like Bobby Clarke and of course Bernie. I think Eric Lindros and John LeClair and Bill Barber round out my top 5 favorite players of all time - vejim
Lindros
Hextall
Leclair
Otto
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RooNosHockey
Philadelphia Flyers |
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Location: Bear, DE Joined: 10.25.2011
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watching the stanley cup teams play at the spectrum was truly awesome. I remember telling my buddy that we would never see another flyers team this good and we would never see another player like Bobby Clarke and of course Bernie. I think Eric Lindros and John LeClair and Bill Barber round out my top 5 favorite players of all time - vejim
I think each era has their list of guys to love. Clarke, Barber, Parent... Propp, Kerr, Howe, Tocchet... Lindros, LeClair, Brindy, Desjardins.... Primeau, Gagne, Forsberg.... Richards, Boucher, Laperrier, Giroux... What have you. But I have heard the Bullies team is ready for another Flyers team to take them out of the spot light.... I'm not sure that would ever happen. |
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NickTheKid87
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Location: Philadelphia, PA Joined: 11.19.2010
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watching the stanley cup teams play at the spectrum was truly awesome. I remember telling my buddy that we would never see another flyers team this good and we would never see another player like Bobby Clarke and of course Bernie. I think Eric Lindros and John LeClair and Bill Barber round out my top 5 favorite players of all time - vejim
LeClair, Giroux, Lindros, Gagne, Recchi for my top 5. I did not have the fortune of getting to see Bobby Clarke and others play. |
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RooNosHockey
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Location: Bear, DE Joined: 10.25.2011
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To give this thread a shot in the arm, what do you think the top 3 and bottom 3 UFA signings were so far this year? I have:
Top 3:
1. Ryan Smyth, EDM, 2 years, $4.5 million
2. Brad Boyes, NYI, 1 year, $1 million
3. Martin Brodeur, NJD, 2 years, $9 million
Bottom 3:
1. Ryan Suter, MIN, 13 years, $98 million
2. Dennis Wideman, CGY, 5 years, $26.25 million
3. Jiri Hudler, CGY, 4 years, $16 million - NickTheKid87
Top 3:
Gervais
Fedotenko
TBD
Bottom 3
Matt Carle
Matt Carle
Matt Carle
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bodiva88
Referee Philadelphia Flyers |
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Location: There aren't any answers. Only choices. Joined: 07.01.2007
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vejim
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Location: FL Joined: 07.08.2007
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I think each era has their list of guys to love. Clarke, Barber, Parent... Propp, Kerr, Howe, Tocchet... Lindros, LeClair, Brindy, Desjardins.... Primeau, Gagne, Forsberg.... Richards, Boucher, Laperrier, Giroux... What have you. But I have heard the Bullies team is ready for another Flyers team to take them out of the spot light.... I'm not sure that would ever happen. - RooNosHockey
the flyers stanley cup teams were totally dominate at the spectrum and the 35 game unbeaten streak was a great memory |
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bodiva88
Referee Philadelphia Flyers |
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Location: There aren't any answers. Only choices. Joined: 07.01.2007
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If you ever worked for a corporation you would know that a C.O.O. may have control of the company, but they do not get involved in the day to day operations. Homer has control of this teams roster moves. Snider has veto power. But like I said, I doubt every single hockey move goes through Snider. - RooNosHockey
And considering that technically Luukko is President and COO, even less goes through Snider than used to when he was involved in the day-to-day running of the line of business. |
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RooNosHockey
Philadelphia Flyers |
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Location: Bear, DE Joined: 10.25.2011
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LeClair, Giroux, Lindros, Gagne, Recchi for my top 5. I did not have the fortune of getting to see Bobby Clarke and others play. - NickTheKid87
I got hooked on hockey in 97. That team was my favorite...
Lindros
LeClair
Renberg
Brindy
Howerchuk
Zubrus
Podein
Klatt
Otto
Prospel
Kordic
Desjardins
Therien
Niinimaa
Dykhuis
Coffey
Svboda
Hextall
Snow
I know I have to be forgetting someone.... Wasnt this the year of the Dan line? But I dont think they played in the playoffs right? |
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I dont think Snider approves or denies all transactions. I think Snider may say do not move this guy, or go get this in the off-season. Other then that I think Homer has complete control. Just my opinion. - RooNosHockey
I would assert that the guy who writes the checks has control. |
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bodiva88
Referee Philadelphia Flyers |
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Location: There aren't any answers. Only choices. Joined: 07.01.2007
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Does Snider own Comcast-Spectacor? - JoeRussomanno
Snider is a major shareholder. He is Chairman. But Comcast owns controlling interest (63%) of Comcast-Spectacor. |
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vejim
Philadelphia Flyers |
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Location: FL Joined: 07.08.2007
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I got hooked on hockey in 97. That team was my favorite...
Lindros
LeClair
Renberg
Brindy
Howerchuk
Zubrus
Podein
Klatt
Otto
Prospel
Kordic
Desjardins
Therien
Niinimaa
Dykhuis
Coffey
Svboda
Hextall
Snow
I know I have to be forgetting someone.... Wasnt this the year of the Dan line? But I dont think they played in the playoffs right? - RooNosHockey
that was a fun team |
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bodiva88
Referee Philadelphia Flyers |
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Location: There aren't any answers. Only choices. Joined: 07.01.2007
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I would assert that the guy who writes the checks has control. - Daman
Which would be Mr. Roberts, who is smart enough to allow the people he hires to run the businesses. And Snider also is (usually) smart enough to allow the people hired to do their jobs. |
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vejim
Philadelphia Flyers |
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Location: FL Joined: 07.08.2007
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Which would be Mr. Roberts, who is smart enough to allow the people he hires to run the businesses. And Snider also is (usually) smart enough to allow the people hired to do their jobs. - bodiva88
cept for those 8 year deals |
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Which would be Mr. Roberts, who is smart enough to allow the people he hires to run the businesses. And Snider also is (usually) smart enough to allow the people hired to do their jobs. - bodiva88
I bet there was a little nudge by Snider to get a goalie last year though. Maybe just a small, elbow, wink, nod - get me a damn goalie kind of message. |
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JoeRussomanno
Philadelphia Flyers |
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Location: me bitter? F-no i think it's hilarious Joined: 12.14.2011
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watching the stanley cup teams play at the spectrum was truly awesome. I remember telling my buddy that we would never see another flyers team this good and we would never see another player like Bobby Clarke and of course Bernie. I think Eric Lindros and John LeClair and Bill Barber round out my top 5 favorite players of all time - vejim
I miss the old building... |
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