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I don't think I've ever heard Button so pissed off.

Monten on Persson : He is one of the defenseman in the mix for the 6-7 spot. Plays both ends of the rink, moves the puck, he is a good 2 way dee. I like his pk play as well

Monten on Costmar : Strong centre who moves the puck and works hard. Last 7-8 games he has been really good, good on the pk

Monten on why he called Petterson : I called Elias to talk to him about the bubble in Edmonton when he played in the playoffs. I talked to NHL players and coach to get a feel about the environment in the bubble.

Rick Dhaliwal
@DhaliwalSports
19 and 20 year olds are not allowed to skate with their teams in the BCHL after new public health orders.

Nanimao coach Darren Naylor is not happy : It is ridiculous, they live together, drive together to the rink but can not be on the ice together. It makes no sense.

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Yeah BC is doing everything right.

Frank Seravalli
@frank_seravalli
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Development: Sources say #NHL shared draft schedules with #NHLPA on Thursday, one including a 56-game regular season for 2021.

Drafts were based on Jan. 1 start date, but sides discussed pushing that back (Jan. 15 or 16?).

Told talks were unrelated to recent economic requests.

You're so easily triggered. Take a joke bud.
- manvanfan

Lol.

Frank Seravalli
@frank_seravalli
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Development: Sources say #NHL shared draft schedules with #NHLPA on Thursday, one including a 56-game regular season for 2021.

Drafts were based on Jan. 1 start date, but sides discussed pushing that back (Jan. 15 or 16?).

Told talks were unrelated to recent economic requests.
- Reubenkincade

everything is linked. number of games determines how much the players will get paid.

tbh, i don't think anyone (players or league) cares about the number of games vs trying to get back to 100% economically.

players will talk about fatigue/injuries etc but if the economic terms are correct, i'm sure they'll say the juice is worth the squeeze.

Your outlook says it all I guess haha. I run my own business and never plan to be reliant on anyone else but myself. Whether you like or not, business owners take the risk and need some reward or the risk isn’t worth it.

If the players/employees don’t like where they work, they are free to work elsewhere or go into business for themselves. Good employers will keep employees and good employees will understand/accept the realities COVID has put on businesses.

The worst are the people who complain about how hard they work and what they deserve........
- CoolerHeads

There it is right there. Business owners take the risk. But in this case, they are asking their contractors to take that risk

Rick Dhaliwal
@DhaliwalSports
19 and 20 year olds are not allowed to skate with their teams in the BCHL after new public health orders.

Nanimao coach Darren Naylor is not happy : It is ridiculous, they live together, drive together to the rink but can not be on the ice together. It makes no sense.

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Yeah BC is doing everything right.
- manvanfan

I’m not sure where you heard BC is doing “everything” right. For the most part it is one specific area of the province that is hurting everyone else in this regard.

Rick Dhaliwal
@DhaliwalSports
19 and 20 year olds are not allowed to skate with their teams in the BCHL after new public health orders.

Nanimao coach Darren Naylor is not happy : It is ridiculous, they live together, drive together to the rink but can not be on the ice together. It makes no sense.

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Yeah BC is doing everything right.
- manvanfan

everything is linked. number of games determines how much the players will get paid.

tbh, i don't think anyone (players or league) cares about the number of games vs trying to get back to 100% economically.

players will talk about fatigue/injuries etc but if the economic terms are correct, i'm sure they'll say the juice is worth the squeeze.
- RealityChecker

Oh for sure. Both sides in a"negotiation have to figure out where they may have some common ground, especially when they hit a stumbling block.
Not sure the 2 sides have agreed on the number of games equalling how much the players get paid.
If I am the players, I would be a bit concerned about that route, as I believe it could be a bit 9f a slippery slope.

Not sure why or how this comment became bolded.

I’m not sure where you heard BC is doing “everything” right. For the most part it is one specific area of the province that is hurting everyone else in this regard.
- 1970vintage

Also, people from other provinces entering BC and spreading the virus in some of the camps, such as Site C and LNG

Oh for sure. Both sides in a"negotiation have to figure out where they may have some common ground, especially when they hit a stumbling block.
Not sure the 2 sides have agreed on the number of games equalling how much the players get paid.
If I am the players, I would be a bit concerned about that route, as I believe it could be a bit 9f a slippery slope.
- Reubenkincade

This. 82 hasn’t always been the standard, nor should negotiations be stapled to it.

Also, people from other provinces entering BC and spreading the virus in some of the camps, such as Site C and LNG
- Reubenkincade

Well it was a hockey team from BC who went to Alberta. But yes, carelessness in some parts.

Oh for sure. Both sides in a"negotiation have to figure out where they may have some common ground, especially when they hit a stumbling block.
Not sure the 2 sides have agreed on the number of games equalling how much the players get paid.
If I am the players, I would be a bit concerned about that route, as I believe it could be a bit 9f a slippery slope.

Not sure why or how this comment became bolded.
- Reubenkincade

Maybe some chamomile tea will help calm you.

Your outlook says it all I guess haha. I run my own business and never plan to be reliant on anyone else but myself. Whether you like or not, business owners take the risk and need some reward or the risk isn’t worth it.

If the players/employees don’t like where they work, they are free to work elsewhere or go into business for themselves. Good employers will keep employees and good employees will understand/accept the realities COVID has put on businesses.

The worst are the people who complain about how hard they work and what they deserve........
- CoolerHeads

Considering how quiet it is on the hockey front, it's remarkably civil in here, well done gentlemen.
- Pres.cup

March 2020 - 'we are all in this together'

November 2020 - 'report - snitch on your neighbor for having a social gathering'

Can't even make this sh!t up...

Rick Dhaliwal
@DhaliwalSports
19 and 20 year olds are not allowed to skate with their teams in the BCHL after new public health orders.

Nanimao coach Darren Naylor is not happy : It is ridiculous, they live together, drive together to the rink but can not be on the ice together. It makes no sense.

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Yeah BC is doing everything right.
- manvanfan

Whoa Whoa Whoa there Mini...BC can do no wrong remember?

https://twitter.com/TSN1040/status/1334690824043565062

I don't think I've ever heard Button so pissed off.
- manvanfan

Top 6.

Oh for sure. Both sides in a"negotiation have to figure out where they may have some common ground, especially when they hit a stumbling block.
Not sure the 2 sides have agreed on the number of games equalling how much the players get paid.
If I am the players, I would be a bit concerned about that route, as I believe it could be a bit 9f a slippery slope.

Not sure why or how this comment became bolded.
- Reubenkincade

no need to yell.

i think releasing proposed schedules was a reaction to the players mentioning that they have not refused playing/working around christmas because they have never been told of any proposed schedules.

at the end of the day, this is all just posturing to get the best deal for each side.

this is much ado about nothing because they'll get a deal done. brinkmanship to scare the other side but they'll come to an understanding. too much money to be lost (more than what's already lost) for both sides.

no need to yell.

i think releasing proposed schedules was a reaction to the players mentioning that they have not refused playing/working around christmas because they have never been told of any proposed schedules.

at the end of the day, this is all just posturing to get the best deal for each side.

this is much ado about nothing because they'll get a deal done. brinkmanship to scare the other side but they'll come to an understanding. too much money to be lost (more than what's already lost) for both sides.
- RealityChecker

Agreed. They'll get an asterisk season one way or the other.

March 2020 - 'we are all in this together'

November 2020 - 'report - snitch on your neighbor for having a social gathering'

Can't even make this sh!t up...


- LordHumungous

drugs and abortion are not personal decisions that concern personal liberty.
wearing a mask is about personal freedom and liberty.

can't even make this sh!t up... lol

drugs and abortion are not personal decisions that concern personal liberty.
wearing a mask is about personal freedom and liberty.

can't even make this sh!t up... lol
- RealityChecker

Also, people from other provinces entering BC and spreading the virus in some of the camps, such as Site C and LNG
- Reubenkincade

Many Albertans invade northern BC & have for many many years as you know. Whether Rio Tinto or the LNG or gas plants or pipelines or other industrial sites.

Many Albertans invade northern BC & have for many many years as you know. Whether Rio Tinto or the LNG or gas plants or pipelines or other industrial sites.
- Nighthawk

They're like rats, spreading disease.

Rick Dhaliwal
@DhaliwalSports
19 and 20 year olds are not allowed to skate with their teams in the BCHL after new public health orders.

Nanimao coach Darren Naylor is not happy : It is ridiculous, they live together, drive together to the rink but can not be on the ice together. It makes no sense.

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Yeah BC is doing everything right.
- manvanfan

Coming from someone from Manitoba