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I think the biggest problem with this line of logic is, it didn't have to end with "hold my beer" and a Trump vote.

79-80 Schoenfeld was 3rd in Norris voting In 80-81 Buffalo had 3 in the top 20 in voting, but none in the top 10. 83-84 Housley 5th in balloting and Ramsey 10th 88-89 Housley is 9th 89-90 Housley 5th 06-07 Campbell 9th 07-08 Campbell 8th According to Hockeyreference.com

He’s a convicted felon in possession of firearms illegally. A comvicted felon that thinks he’s going to try to keep criminals out of America.

I've posted real data regarding crime rates of these immigrants in this very thread. Feel free to look back for it. US citizens have a higher crime rate and violent crime rate than these immigrants.

And Scottysabres is either ignoring, or woefully ingnorant of the recent history of the Southern Strategy and the defection of the racist element of the Democrats to the Republican side when the Democrats took up the Civil Rights Movement as an official party platform. I suppose he's not any more interested in the intellectual honesty of that huge change than he is interested in the intellectual honesty of the claims of violent criminals coming over the border.

I remember it as well. And it was discussed here. I know Risto is labeled as relatively uncoachable, but I think he's only one of several young players with that particular affliction.

This is an interesting point that deserves consideration. And this is a valid comparison that I seem to recall has been made before, but I don't remember who made it previously.

Inkman, clean up in page 8.

No small amount of irony that the guy leading the effort to stem the tide of supposed violent criminals was a convicted felon himself.

Thanks for picking up my slack.

A source close to the Sabres indicated that, when they failed to land McLellan....... Hmmm..........

Coming soon.... the complaints about pages slow to load because of all of the gifs.

We're already there. Team colors are way more important than actual policy beliefs or morals. We cut the cord from cable/satellite TV 8yrs ago. Consequently, I see almost no cable news. And since we live in an area that gets poor antenna reception from both Buffalo and Rochester, we get very little broadcast TV news as well. We took Easter Dinner to my grandmother today. She's 101 and still doing relatively well. She had Fox News on the TV when we got there. I think her day time caretaker is the Fox News person. Fox was on for the first 3hrs we were there until my brother in law asked if he could turn on the hockey game. Fox covered nothing but the Mueller Report for the entire 3 hrs. All Mueller Report, all the time. Holy crap. Talk about state propaganda. I'll need at least week to recover.

I thiught the league hired him in some capacity after he was let go.

That theory was talked about here and in print at the time. Then again, so was the theory that LaLa was prone to angry outbursts.

Ultimately, the market will determine pricing so I'm not convinced that it would lead to inflationary pressures. And the simpler tax rate could be set at the equivalent of what most corporations see now. The data is certainly there to calculate it.

Seems rhetorical.

I love that Columbus went all in. Screw the losing first to try to win. Go all in on the win and see where it goes.....

No, I think you've inferred it over multiple posts over the years. He's not the only one with a narrative.

Getting this thread on topic..... Found an interesting read that tries to explain the success of teams like Boston, especially in the playoffs. It's written about the playoffs, but I didn't want to put it in the playoff thread because that seems to be mostly game conversation. Anywho, the premise is, chippy play is a strategy not intended for intimidation, but to take advantage of special teams success. Yes, taking penalties to win, because you're also getting your opponent to take penalties and if your special teams overall are better than your opponents you will win on the back of special teams goal differential. Interesting to note that the author feels that this is Tampa's strategy as well. Don't know how accuratte it is, but the premise is quite interesting. http://faceoffcircle.ca/2019/04/15/how-teams-can-exploit-the-special-teams-social-construct-in-hockey/

I think you inferred it. You're not alone, but neither is the other side.

The link I posted touches on that. In theory, the US has the highest corporate tax rate in the world, but there are so may exeptions that the real tax rate is much, much lower. In some of those examples very profitable corporations were qualifying for refunds. There is the real fourth estate.

Quick Google search and I think this is the incident I remember. https://thehill.com/homenews/administration/404933-woodward-gary-cohn-pulled-letters-off-trumps-desk-withdrawing-us-from

I don't remember who it was, or if they were ever identified by name. It was someone in the inner circle obviously as they had access to CIC desk. It was a deal maybe halfway through year one.

The guilt would have to be overwhelming. I imagine there would be criminal charges coming.