GreatGigInTheSky
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Location: "Yeah, Garth is a tool"- Garf, ON Joined: 06.12.2017
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lets talk about the game of cribbage
anyone every get a 29 hand? - daeth
Great card game. Not as good as euchre but still great.
I've gotten 28 a few times, but not 29. |
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GreatGigInTheSky
Toronto Maple Leafs |
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Location: "Yeah, Garth is a tool"- Garf, ON Joined: 06.12.2017
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edit: - daeth
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senstroll
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Location: Leafs AAV Champs, ON Joined: 02.22.2008
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He's had an okay offseason after blowing his wad last year to be honest. - AdamFrench
Hainsey, Zeitsev, Anisimov ...
they need to get as close to drafting #1 as they can...so not a bad start |
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Adam French
Atlanta Thrashers |
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Location: Isn't Cooley 5"11? You know who else is 5"11? Sydney Crosby. - Scabeh Joined: 04.06.2011
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Hainsey, Zeitsev, Anisimov ...
they need to get as close to drafting #1 as they can...so not a bad start - senstroll
Exactly. |
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Atomic Wedgie
Toronto Maple Leafs |
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Location: The centre of the hockey universe Joined: 07.31.2006
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No Tanner blog for four days.
I'm worried. |
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Scabeh
Montreal Canadiens |
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Location: The Slovakian Jagr, QC Joined: 02.25.2007
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Hainsey, Zeitsev, Anisimov ...
they need to get as close to drafting #1 as they can...so not a bad start - senstroll
Lafrenière in Ottawa is almost as good a fit as Ceci in Toronto. |
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Adam French
Atlanta Thrashers |
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Location: Isn't Cooley 5"11? You know who else is 5"11? Sydney Crosby. - Scabeh Joined: 04.06.2011
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Lafrenière in Ottawa is almost as good a fit as Ceci in Toronto. - Scabeh
spatso will be pissed. He's on the Byfield train. Whoops! |
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21peter
Atlanta Thrashers |
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Location: Peter I Island Joined: 11.18.2014
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Lafrenière in Ottawa is almost as good a fit as Ceci in Toronto. - Scabeh
I'm ok with Alex Holtz |
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BINGO!
Carolina Hurricanes |
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Location: I'll always remember the last words my grandfather ever told me. He said, "A Truck!", SK Joined: 09.21.2009
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https://www.courant.com/news/connecticut/hc-xpm-1994-05-21-9405210429-story.html
We said he was full of himself.
Many times he privately said after a game how he outcoached the other guy. But it was something never really made public until May 3, when McGuire proclaimed that no coach in the NHL "can outwit me." That quote ran in The Hockey News and raised eyebrows all over the NHL.
His fascination with trying to outwit the other coach may hurt the Whalers in the long run. Instead of playing kids such as Robert Petrovicky or Kevin Smyth long after it was apparent the team was out of the playoff race, McGuire would fastidiously match lines, go with aging veterans and make sure certain faceoff alignments were always followed. Instead of development, he seemed just to want to squeeze out two points.
Once when he was an assistant coach, McGuire bragged about his strategy to shut down Mario Lemieux. This was after a 7-3 loss and four goals by Kevin Stevens.
On the bench, players said McGuire would taunt the other team, saying he couldn't believe the opposing coach was allowing him certain line matchups. This braggadocio led Pittsburgh's Jaromir Jagr to mock McGuire in December. McGuire got Jagr for an illegal stick, and after Jagr jumped out of the penalty box, he scored on a breakaway. Although he had scored big goals in two Stanley Cup championships, Jagr called this overtime goal the biggest of his life because he humbled "that know-it-all."
We said McGuire is calculating and lost the respect of his team.
Consider the Michael Nylander situation. McGuire would throw his arm around the young Swede and tell him he loved him like a son. He told him they would lead the Whalers to great heights. But after a humiliating 9-2 loss in Montreal -- a humiliation that should have shared by 20 players -- McGuire embarrassed Nylander by insisting he be sent to Springfield. Then McGuire told some people, including Gordon, that four or five players were tired of Nylander not playing defense and were prepared to beat him up if he weren't demoted. There's no truth to that, Burke and Verbeek said. - AdamFrench
The best piece of written journalism in history and it's not even close. |
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BestRapperAlive
Toronto Maple Leafs |
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Location: OEL is one of the greatest players of his generation - James Tanner Joined: 06.21.2012
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No Tanner blog for four days.
I'm worried. - Atomic Wedgie
Hopefully he got fired |
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Scabeh
Montreal Canadiens |
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Location: The Slovakian Jagr, QC Joined: 02.25.2007
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The best piece of written journalism in history and it's not even close. - BINGO!
I feel like the passionate article about Kadri and Eric Engel's blog about Jiri Sekac are close but yeah... it's awesome. |
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21peter
Atlanta Thrashers |
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Location: Peter I Island Joined: 11.18.2014
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I feel like the passionate article about Kadri and Eric Engel's blog about Jiri Sekac are close but yeah... it's awesome. - Scabeh
a link would be awesome |
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Adam French
Atlanta Thrashers |
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Location: Isn't Cooley 5"11? You know who else is 5"11? Sydney Crosby. - Scabeh Joined: 04.06.2011
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I feel like the passionate article about Kadri and Eric Engel's blog about Jiri Sekac are close but yeah... it's awesome. - Scabeh
I warned him. |
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Scabeh
Montreal Canadiens |
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Location: The Slovakian Jagr, QC Joined: 02.25.2007
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a link would be awesome - 21peter
Sadly I can't find it. |
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poopstash
Los Angeles Kings |
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Joined: 03.21.2015
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No Tanner blog for four days.
I'm worried. - Atomic Wedgie
He's probably down at Sam the Record man in line waiting for the new Green Day CD |
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BINGO!
Carolina Hurricanes |
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Location: I'll always remember the last words my grandfather ever told me. He said, "A Truck!", SK Joined: 09.21.2009
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I feel like the passionate article about Kadri and Eric Engel's blog about Jiri Sekac are close but yeah... it's awesome. - Scabeh
That Sekac article was amazing. You could hear EE masturbating with every sentence. |
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Adam French
Atlanta Thrashers |
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Location: Isn't Cooley 5"11? You know who else is 5"11? Sydney Crosby. - Scabeh Joined: 04.06.2011
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Sadly I can't find it. - Scabeh
A solid ten minutes before Octagon's hockey camp session is set to get underway, Jiri Sekac gets the sheet to himself. He saunters down to secure the nets, not wanting to wait for targets. His blades cut the sounds of NHL strides. His shot blisters off the crossbar at NHL speed, transferred from wrist to stick-tape with the ease you expect from an NHL sniper. He dangles, smoothly and precisely. He smiles when Tampa Bay Lightning forward Jonathan Drouin steps on the ice, as the two exchange saucers and bullet-paced one-timers before the heavy lifting of intense drills play out over the next hour and a half.
Sekac takes on the drills with determination, aiming to perfect them. It's play, but for Sekac, it definitely looks like work. The others--prolific NHLers like Milan Michalek and Martin Havlat, Michael Frolik and P.A. Parenteau take the opportunity to catch their breath in between the high intensity drill circuits while Sekac hunches over his stick for a second before grabbing six or seven more pucks to shoot. There's a hunger there, and it speaks even louder than the impressive skillset he displays.
By the time these guys are done with this boot camp, the ice needs emergency surgery. Sekac is among the last to step off, no worse for wear.
Learn to search
https://www.hockeybuzz.co...c-at-Octagon8230/82/61979 |
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fidopro
Chicago Blackhawks |
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Location: Service Temporarily Unavailable, QC Joined: 08.10.2008
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Scabeh
Montreal Canadiens |
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Location: The Slovakian Jagr, QC Joined: 02.25.2007
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A solid ten minutes before Octagon's hockey camp session is set to get underway, Jiri Sekac gets the sheet to himself. He saunters down to secure the nets, not wanting to wait for targets. His blades cut the sounds of NHL strides. His shot blisters off the crossbar at NHL speed, transferred from wrist to stick-tape with the ease you expect from an NHL sniper. He dangles, smoothly and precisely. He smiles when Tampa Bay Lightning forward Jonathan Drouin steps on the ice, as the two exchange saucers and bullet-paced one-timers before the heavy lifting of intense drills play out over the next hour and a half.
Sekac takes on the drills with determination, aiming to perfect them. It's play, but for Sekac, it definitely looks like work. The others--prolific NHLers like Milan Michalek and Martin Havlat, Michael Frolik and P.A. Parenteau take the opportunity to catch their breath in between the high intensity drill circuits while Sekac hunches over his stick for a second before grabbing six or seven more pucks to shoot. There's a hunger there, and it speaks even louder than the impressive skillset he displays.
By the time these guys are done with this boot camp, the ice needs emergency surgery. Sekac is among the last to step off, no worse for wear.
Learn to search
https://www.hockeybuzz.co...c-at-Octagon8230/82/61979 - AdamFrench
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Scabeh
Montreal Canadiens |
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Location: The Slovakian Jagr, QC Joined: 02.25.2007
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daeth
Colorado Avalanche |
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Location: 43 points, ON Joined: 09.15.2005
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Great card game. Not as good as euchre but still great.
I've gotten 28 a few times, but not 29. - GreatGigInTheSky
i've hit 28 once or twice but never 29 either. haven't seen a 29 at all from anyone i've played against either luckily lol |
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aminnes
Toronto Maple Leafs |
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Location: Mrs. Buzzkill, AB Joined: 12.17.2008
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Let's wait to see how he gels with the team before we make him the 5th highest paid defenseman in the league. - AdamFrench
How dare you. Barrie should be the highest paid defensemen in the league. |
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poopstash
Los Angeles Kings |
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Joined: 03.21.2015
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Aaaaaaaaaaand the average IQ in this thread just dipped 10 points |
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TheMussel
Toronto Maple Leafs |
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Location: Toronto, ON Joined: 09.24.2013
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A solid ten minutes before Octagon's hockey camp session is set to get underway, Jiri Sekac gets the sheet to himself. He saunters down to secure the nets, not wanting to wait for targets. His blades cut the sounds of NHL strides. His shot blisters off the crossbar at NHL speed, transferred from wrist to stick-tape with the ease you expect from an NHL sniper. He dangles, smoothly and precisely. He smiles when Tampa Bay Lightning forward Jonathan Drouin steps on the ice, as the two exchange saucers and bullet-paced one-timers before the heavy lifting of intense drills play out over the next hour and a half.
Sekac takes on the drills with determination, aiming to perfect them. It's play, but for Sekac, it definitely looks like work. The others--prolific NHLers like Milan Michalek and Martin Havlat, Michael Frolik and P.A. Parenteau take the opportunity to catch their breath in between the high intensity drill circuits while Sekac hunches over his stick for a second before grabbing six or seven more pucks to shoot. There's a hunger there, and it speaks even louder than the impressive skillset he displays.
By the time these guys are done with this boot camp, the ice needs emergency surgery. Sekac is among the last to step off, no worse for wear.
Learn to search
https://www.hockeybuzz.co...c-at-Octagon8230/82/61979 - AdamFrench
I don't see anything about his glistening naked body in there. Did you edit it? |
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PatC80
Toronto Maple Leafs |
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Location: I would never let my children play hockey. The risk of getting drafted by Edmonton is too high", ON Joined: 08.11.2011
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The best piece of written journalism in history and it's not even close. - BINGO!
Is it true, that Dundon and Waddell want to retire Marleau's number? |
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