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I suppose I'm intrigued by Clowe, Weiss, and Horton. Might have to research them more before hitching my wagon to that though.

Haha, let's get mean on the back end.

Zadorov!

Nieds to MIN for Clutterbucks and 3rd round #70.

Interesting that he's slipping, but I agree.

So NJ doesn't draft Fucale.

Now you CAN'T draft Fucale. Or you could. Whatever. Just the direction of the team. NJ 9 to VAN Cory Schneider.

NUSHSBHDASJDFLASKIN is ours! (hopefully)

Nurse.

"I'd like to congratulate the Chicago Blackhawks on winning the Stanley Cup and recognize all of our fans watching back home at Chuck E. Cheese."

Barkov, neat.

Blow it all up.

OMG WTF REEEEEACH! ha.

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And while one more Miller trade partner goes away, the demand for Miller probably goes up.

I agree as well, but if this is part of a move to acquire elite talent in the top 3 picks, I may be amenable to that.

That would actually be a very nice gesture and a decent story. Free trip for a veteran arena worker to go watch the Sochi games. I'd read that.

No big deal. Good hockey people doing good things for hockey.

I went to the draft both days when it was out here in LA in 2010. It was fun. The Friday night was a bit of a show and it was neat to watch the first round go by live. Good attendance and atmosphere, even in LA before they won the Cup. It was fun finding other Buffalo fans in the crowd and shooting the ###### with them. Day two was definitely a different, quieter atmosphere; only a couple hundred fans were there-all of the casual fans were gone, but still lots of players, agents, etc. Security on day two was reduced dramatically, to almost nothing, so I sat where players and agents sat, down in the rinkside seats near the draft tables/stage (this was full and restricted on day one). I congratulated and shook hands with a couple of picks as soon as they were announced, including Jerome Gauthier-Leduc, who was sitting right behind me. I cheered for every Buffalo selection with my jersey on, which was pretty funny on day two, mostly because the arena was so quiet and I was surrounded by mostly non-fans (agents/draft eligible) in suits. I remember getting a couple of waves from our draft table. It was pretty cool to be up close to watch kids have their lives changed with their families there to congratulate them.

http://www.nhl.com/ice/blogpost.htm?id=18760&navid=nhl:topheads Full-page ad in Boston Globe: PS, BOOYAH, ######!

Hodgson can do milk commercials. #suckitgillis

MY MOM SAYS THE SAME THING.

And Patrick Roy just might be crazy enough to do it.

Interesting thought. Pondered by Katie Strang, here. Sounds like Messier's opening himself up for future positions elsewhere.

AFAIK, it's for people that wreck their cars every six months and can't get policies with good carriers. This girl I know works for AAA, wrecks all the time, and even her employer won't insure her.