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MattPie

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  1. There are some striking similarities.
  2. No, but like a goalie that plays two career games and only lets in one goal each, we don't proclaim him the greatest GT of all time. Also, it was a joke. Ha Ha.
  3. That's around #26 all-time career averages, but you have to note the sample size. I don't think it counts until a poster gets to 1000 posts. EDIT: Speaking of which, I need to find something big for my upcoming 5000th.
  4. True, but in De-twah you get on the bridge and end up south of where you started.
  5. 5: Dyngus Day parade and party at the Central Terminal.
  6. Too long. ;-) How about Babwang?
  7. #8: Skiing day trips. Not great skiing, but skiing nonetheless.
  8. Enroth participated in a test game:
  9. Agreed, this is mostly a number that applies to UFAs, and even then you have the BRichards Effect where there's only one guy in UFA that year. It gets dicey comparing UFAs to RFAs that sign with their team. For example, Crosby would have made more money had he left Pittsburgh when his contract came up.
  10. Agreed, working in terms cap% is the only way to look at this.
  11. It's worth noting that (as I understand it) the Japanese Auto industry is heavily unionized. It's a different culture though, the companies don't try to screw the employees (as much) and the unions understand that and don't get acrimonious.
  12. what, no option for "Yes... in 2019." :)
  13. Same here. I wonder if it's any good.
  14. I don't particularly care if the new coach looks like a runner-up as long as he's the right coach.
  15. It's been "tomorrow" for 10 minutes already, have Babcock and Holland talked yet?
  16. I'm sure it can be read in a lot of ways, but a valid one is "I don't want to say anything bad about this job until I'm 100% certain I'm done." Having just caught up on this thread, this a great summary of the important parts other than the Popcorn Issue as the final shoe drop Babcock is waiting for.
  17. Wasn't there a horse in recent memory that had a ton of owners? I remember it being during the Red and Black years and that the Sabres were relevant when the Derby was on. And at my friends' house after they were married, so that pretty much nails it down to 2006, right? The owners showed up to the race in a school bus.
  18. For some reason, I thought the previous CBA (2005) didn't allow it, but I have no idea on the current one. But yes, an agreement before the trade changes the equation.
  19. I think this kind of deal is a year or two too early for the Sabres. Teams that would want ROR for only one season would be teams on the cusp of real contention, especially those that are fearing they don't have too many kicks left at the can (Vancouver, I'm looking at you). The Sabres can afford to wait until next year and pick him up for free. If the Sabres are .500 next season it'll be a pleasant surprise so why burn assets on a down season. I guess the argument is over the course of a year ROR will be convinced to sign. I'm not buying it; being in Colorado didn't convince him to sign there.
  20. All these trade proposals (expect that Hodgson/Foligno one) seem like an awful lot to give up for a guy that, IMHO, is going to be on the market next July.
  21. :) Kevlar vests are essentially, "in the event you get shot, it won't kill you; but we don't recommend it". This would imply that getting hit with a hockey puck (at a very improbabe 120MPH) is the same energy as being shot with a .380 pistol. That's a bit high, but .22LR is probably a more sensible number. http://wredlich.com/ny/2013/01/projectiles-muzzle-energy-stopping-power/
  22. It's been a lifetime for me. :) (I kid, there's a couple gems in a very large field of rough)
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