Pimlach

Canuck is interested dere … what’s wrong wit dat?

I have learned that soft tissue ailments are rough, they come and go, and they really do linger. I finished PT, but I am still stretching the quad, hammy, hip and piro formis, and calf muscle - ever since my full knee replacement in Jan 2024 it has been bothersome. Stretch everyday and just be happy that I walk fine, I golf, I hike, and mostly do whatever I want. But it will mean maintenance forever.

Not quite a one for one John. It was Cozens and a 2nd round pick for Norris and Bernard-Docker. Adams thought he was getting three players.

I saw them at the rink at the end of October ...

He likes beer.

I think he is as advertised. Fast, hits hard and hits a lot, and puts in effort. Some guys make it with what they got. I thought he might know how to fight too, but he doesn't.

Yes, Keon does, which why the Bills were not afraid of drafting him despite his slower 40 times compared to most WRs. The thought was he is not a track guy and does not know how to get a good start, but he plays fast. Unfortunately, a fast start off of the LOS is really important in the NFL. Keon's high max speed has not translated into game speed so far.

I talked to him once. Of course I brought up "no goal" and he laughed and said something to the effect that he has met about 50,000 people from Buffalo that were at that game. Funny guy.

Uh, no. Why waive a tradeable asset? Goalies are like gold right now and any one of them will be claimed. They already created the 3 headed monster, they still have not seen enough of Ellis, and Lyon was hurting in some way according to the NHL network broadcast. If they want to keep all their assets then you send Östlund down when Norris is ready. Otherwise you waive Dunne but I would prefer we keep him.

Play him at home his first game back, we have a bigger medical staff there.

Well many great players played in competent organizations and do not have a Cup, especially in the period after expansion and prior to free agency. The Blues unloaded a very bad contract in Patrik Berglund who was done as a player and was a major distraction. They also unloaded a player that had no more use to them in Sobotka. So the trade was not just ROR for Tage. It included a first rounder that turned out to be the last pick of the round (Ryan Johnson), and it was an opportunity to unload some junk and clear some dollars. The Blues were looking to re-tool and ROR was obviously a really good 2-way center to help them. The freaky emergence of Binington in goal, a veteran team with both skill and grit, and then everything fell into place like storybook. ROR gets a Cup, a Calder and a Selke. Everything went storybook perfect for the Blues on the trade. It is only fitting that Tage scores 500+ career goals in Buffalo and leads them to a Cup.

Cooley had 4 goals last night for Utah, 2 were in an empty net. I was surprised to see Peterka with 0 points. It appears he was not playing with Cooley and Guenther on the first line right now. He played with McBain and Crouse on the 3rd line, Utah has been looking at other line combos.

I think just winning again, being a legit playoff team and eventually a Cup contender fixes everything, even with the crappy facility. The hockey market is good just by the fact it is surviving. Get a winning team and they god from survive to thrive. Anyone have any real numbers on the Canadian fan attendance changes since the T2 era started?

Bad news for him. Real good player. Wonder if this will impact his Olympic participation?