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It's how I was taught. By the way, did you know you can make a left on red if both streets are one-way? My wife didn't believe me. The light at the intersection of my development and the main drag, You don't dare go on green until the clowns running the red go through first.

You aren't missing anything.

We don't know what they are giving him. But he might not be able to hold anything down right now.

And walk away from $13MM/yr? Top salaries in the SHL are just shy of a million. I know Sweden has public health care but Rasmus can afford the best care for Carolina because of his current salary.

I did my part and put a small wager on the Mammoth to win. We'll find out which will emerge on top? The immovable object (Sabres losing) or the irresistable force? (my inability to win a wager.)

We have a co-GM that believed in him. Does he still believe? Is this a change-of-scenery situation?

That's why I posted that pod. Baker and Fairburn aren't a couple of amateur hot heads. Fairburn is the Sabres beat writer for the Athletic and Baker runs the website Sabres Prospects. They are both fairly plugged in. Fairburn in particular paints a picture of Adams and Kekalainen working in tandem, not of Adams looking over his shoulder. They think a transition is in the works, perhaps mid season. I wonder if a deal for Chinakov is near? They didn't mention it specifically, but stressed how vital it is for the locker room to make a move to show they are trying to bolster the team.

Did anyone listen to the podcast I linked? It discussed Kev stepping down (or up?) to allow Jarmo to be GM and take over deal making. Also they say Jarmo has been in Buffalo daily, in the building and at practices, not living in Columbus full time as we believe he is.

74 if you count Dahlin's leave of absence. It leads the NHL by a mile https://nhlinjuryviz.blogspot.com/2025/10/202526-NHL-man-games-lost-plots.html Kris baker and Matthew Fairburn discuss this and other things related to Kevyn Adams on their latest pod, including potential succession scenarios.

Everything is exactly the same, except for Kesselring, Doan, Danforth, Lyon, Östlund, Rosen, Timmins, Ellis, Greenway (back from injury), Norris (eventually) and Dunne. Other than those 11 players it's exactly the same team.

Ruff speaking with the morning show, discussing a viral ailment Zucker is dealing with. Hasn't eaten solid for in 9 days, lost a lot of weight, doctors still haven't figured out what it is exactly. Even when he's over it, the weight loss and weakness will take a long time to overcome. Oy vey. I can't link this interview from my phone but it's in the 9am hour of today's show.

Because hockey coaches are not doctors. Don't take everything they say literally.

Back in my beer league days, I took a puck off the back of my calf and got a DVT (Deep Vein Thrombosis, aka clot) I'm surprised more hockey players don't get them. Out 3 months, having to inject Warfarin daily.

He stopped two breakaways in the 2nd. How many scoring chances are we going to give the Canes?

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