Eleven

It wasn't making money. Now the creator has sold it to NYT for low seven figures, so NYT will redeploy it in a way that may (like the crossword) or may not (like the mobile version of spelling bee) make money.

I play against my sister every day. It's my favorite couple of minutes of the day.

I know that earlier in the game, Jarry made a great save, tried to toss the puck into the crowd, and ratso prevented that, but that's all I know.

Why this thug is still allowed to play escapes me. Every freaking season he does something like this.

The league is never not going to cash in on the nostalgia of the Production Line.

I hope you're somewhere fun!

Heh. I think I wrote that we were hoping he'd turn into Trubisky or something like that.

I'm not watching them.

He broke up a couple of other plays nicely, too. He looked good today.

Gee, how come no sound?

Marchessault had a goal called back, too, but I'm not sure whether it was because of an offside review.

Yes and thanks to ABC, we got an interview with some attention ***** dude rather than coverage of the actual goal.

LL Bean sells soft boot skates online; maybe their store? I think it's on Sheridan.

I was in one for a couple of years. It only took about 3.5 hours per week, including to/from Ontario, but I live closer than you do. It was SO much fun. I want to see this; how can I?

That's 'cause they're blowing the budget on the good paint, I guess?

Why is everyone using tik Tok now? It seems to be the same thing as YouTube only Chinese. Or is there something attractive about it that I am missing?

Like I said, he's grown up in the thirty years since then. He mentions the incident once in a while and it seems to me that he's embarrassed about it. It's fine to not like him, but we all grow, right? (Or at least hopefully?)

Does this mean he is being sent to a lower level to get more playing time?

That's because you're a depressed robot, not because you were cheering for the team to win.

Yes, you would, and we all would, which is exactly why there is a power imbalance and a problem.

The "hyphenator" is a fantastic nickname. I don't remember it being around at the time; just JLGP.

Carolina AND William & Mary. There can be no doubt.

Ha! Not to me, but I can see how others perceive him that way. He's definitely grown up since his early days of calling Jim Everett "Chris," though. Not just him, but also his callers. The smackoff in June is one of my favorite days of the year.

Seems people either really like his schtick or really don't. I do. But I won't try to convince others.