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I mean better than Oscar Meyer I guess.... My forward has a first name, it's C-A-R-S-O-N! My forward has a last name is M-E-Y-E-R!

There is a difference between loving someone and believing that he is going to get you to where you want to go.

I still think he is going to turn into a legit star. He just needs one season to put it all together and stay healthy.

about the least surprising news of the day

Quoting the exception doesn't prove the rule.

It all depends on their frame. Some frames have the ability to add enough bulk and some don't.

Those 6'5" dudes under 200 lbs would need to have the frame capable of putting on some serious bulk...otherwise you are going to get a big guy that gets pushed all over the ice because they have a serious lack of muscle, especially lower body.

Would this be our modern day Mike Grier like player, or at least filling the same type of role?

He has now 3-Peated as Champion TWICE in his career with 2 different teams...probably the only player in history of sports perhaps to have that honor.

Ones that win.

Pack it up, pack it in... Let me begin...

Bandits averaged 18,470 this year(up from 16,974 last year) for their 9 home games, by far the highest in the NLL and almost 6,400 per game higher than the 2nd place Calgary Roughnecks with 12,076. These were the only two teams averaging more than 10K per game, league average was 7,833. They outdraw the Sabres significantly, and it's not hard to understand why.

It's really. really hard to be this bad as a team when you have 2 elite players in Dahlin and Thompson and a very,very good all-around player who puts up 35 goals like Tuch. Really, almost impossible, I would say it's a statistical improbability that the Sabres continue to figure out ways to do it.

Tuch set a new NHL record for blocked shots(113) among forwards since the stat was kept starting in the 2005-2006 season Tage Thompson became the first Sabre to ever lead the NHL in even strength goals in a season with 37.