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Oh OK, so goaltenders don't have a minimum game requirement like forwards and defensemen have. So even though they're playing in the AHL, they still qualify if they're considered pro.

Players have to meet certain guidelines to be considered 'exposed'. One of those being they have to have played a minimum of so many games this year, or so many combined games over the last two years. They also have to be under contract in 2017-18, or an RFA who has been tendered an offer sheet. Nilsson can't be exposed as he will be a UFA. And nobody in Rochester can be exposed because they haven't played (whatever is considered the minimum for goalies) so many games this year, or over the last two years. I'm sure I am getting this wrong, but isn't Lehner the only goaltender that can be exposed? I've thought about other teams, and not having a goaltender that can qualify as being 'exposed'. Pittsburgh comes to mind if they trade Flower. What happens if teams don't have a goalie they can expose, and will we see some crazy trades going on before the deadline with teams looking to pick up a goalie they can expose?

I think Capuano is gone if the Isles blow this game.

I hope not.

GOOBER!

Shaw none too pleased about his penalty.

There is so much irony in this post I just don't know what to say.

It's tempting, but I'm not going to bite.

And he's only had two bad shootouts. It's not just you, I don't get it either. Fourth best team save percentage in the league with #2 and #3 d-men out. What more do you want?

Nilsson gave up two goals purposely so he can get the W.

Did I see BFLO with a shorthanded SOG? That might have been the 1st this year.

Slewidge was good. Very classy.

You can always cut it up in little pieces. :D

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I agree. I hope this is some kind of sick joke.

Wasn't she a co-sponsor of that bill?

I'm with you, I'll believe it when I see it. I'm cautiously optimistic, but things aren't going to change overnight.

Thanks for the reply. I don't know what happened, it was like that for about four days and then everything cleared up. It's good now so I'm not gonna question it. ;)

I give up.

A fresh layer of dead leaves in the densest forests in the east, fire would spread regardless of drought conditions. Can we settle on 'vast majority' instead of 'almost all'? The rest were most likely a results of the current fires spreading with the winds. https://weather.com/news/news/southeast-wildfires?cm_ven=FB_WX_AN_111416_5 Officials in Kentucky say 150 of 210 wildfires since October were arson-related. http://wncn.com/2016/11/11/arson-investigated-as-possible-cause-of-nc-wildfires-officials-say/ Officials say arson is being investigated as the possible cause of more than 20 wildfires in a national forest in North Carolina. http://www.knoxnews.com/story/news/local/tennessee/2016/11/15/state-agriculture-commissioner-address-area-fires/93885840/ As firefighters continue to fight wildfires in Tennessee and seek out the arsonists who set them, two more suspects have been arrested and charged with igniting fires.The total brings to seven the number of suspects arrested on suspicion of setting forest fires in the last 20 days.That announcement was made during a news conference Tuesday on the parking lot of a closed diner on Dixie Highway near Del Rio and the site of forest fire that has burned more than 1,116 acres in since Friday. A group of 15 speakers at the event was led by state Agriculture Commissioner Jai Templeton, state Homeland Security Commissioner David W. Purkey and State Forester Jere Jeter.As the fire spree in East Tennessee seems to be easing, Jeter said there still are 60 active fires burning 16,000 acres in the state. Year to date there have been 1,125 fires burning 37,000 acres, well above the average year in which the total acres burned is about 25,000."About half of the fires we have had in Tennessee have been deliberately set," Templeton said at the news conference.

Exactly. I think they should have tried to reason with him at the risk of endangering even more victime. Possibly offer him some Play-Doh.

Change is good, best of luck moving forward!