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Ronin 10-08-2009 11:48 AM

As I said...if this was the other way around, the Leafs would be drafting for us in 2010.

Gillis should say something like "Burke is looking to trade Khadri, Kessel, and Schenn for draft picks!" on Sportsnet and see what happens. Bettman has now set precedent.

MR_BIGGS 10-08-2009 12:03 PM

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Originally Posted by Ronin (Post 6626842)
As I said...if this was the other way around, the Leafs would be drafting for us in 2010.

Gillis should say something like "Burke is looking to trade Khadri, Kessel, and Schenn for draft picks!" on Sportsnet and see what happens. Bettman has now set precedent.

I agree 100%. If any team fucked with the Leafs they would be crying foul and owe draft picks.

How was this incident any different than the one that occured here:

Lou Lamoriello, the president and general manager of the Devils, had his suspicions in 1994 when the St. Louis Blues tendered an offer sheet to the free agent Scott Stevens. Even though the Devils matched the offer and retained Stevens, who went on to become their captain and cornerstone, Lamoriello and the Devils did not forgive and forget. Instead, they pursued an investigation into the dealings.

More than four years after the fact, the efforts of the Devils and the National Hockey League resulted in a settlement that awarded the Devils a record cash payment of more than $1.4 million from the Blues and their choice of one of the Blues' first-round picks in the next five years of the entry draft. New Jersey will also gain the ability to swap first-round picks once during that time period, with the Blues able to defer the claim one time.

The NHL came down hard back then, and should come down hard now! This is bullshit..

Soundy 10-08-2009 12:12 PM

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Originally Posted by Ronin (Post 6626838)
Someone get a wooden stake and a hammer so we can kill Gary Bettman.

http://www2.moltenimage.com/photos/f...tman-count.jpg

Harvey Specter 10-08-2009 12:38 PM

I was looking at tickets for the Canucks vs. Coyotes game in March and noticed that some of the upper bowl seats start at $1, lol. The best seats in the house, lower bowl, are only $100-$150 max. Now back to reality and I was looking for tickets here in Vancouver for the Leafs, Rangers and Caps and I noticed they had $3000+ tickets for the Caps game, like seriously does anyone pay that kind of money?

Hondaracer 10-08-2009 12:46 PM

no one pays that, not even for first row club seats.

i guarantee you, on the day of the game lower bowl tickets can be had for around 300-350 from scalpers

MG1 10-08-2009 12:57 PM

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Originally Posted by Soundy (Post 6626877)

I don't care what the others on RS say about you, Soundy, but you da man.........hilarious.



Every time I see Bettman speak and see him shake his head and body, I feel sorry for him. What condition does he have? It's not Parkinson's is it? Maybe it's a nevous twitch from all the BS.

Harvey Specter 10-08-2009 01:55 PM

Two topless fans during Bruins game...

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Went to the bruins game last night for my dad’s birthday and sat right next to these two chicks. I was the only one who grabbed some pretty good shots on my phone and told everyone around i was going to send them over to you (no need to thank me with something like a looch crew shirt, black xl) Guy with his little kid in front of me turns around and says “this is my son’s first bruins game and his first boob show.” One hell of a birthday for my old man.



Grandmaster TSE 10-08-2009 02:15 PM

wheres the uncensored ones??

SumAznGuy 10-08-2009 02:19 PM

http://www.theprovince.com/sports/Or...850/story.html

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Cody Hodgson has been told to stay off skates to rest his troublesome back and Sergei Shirokov has been told to skate harder with the Manitoba Moose.

The Vancouver Canucks didn't practice Thursday, so putting the plight of two promising prospects into proper perspective fell on the shoulders of general manager Mike Gillis. Hodgson is still hobbled and the struggling Shirokov has been sent to the minors for more seasoning.

First, Hodgson.

Following a third medical opinion on Monday at the Cleveland Clinic in Toronto, the 19-year-old Hodgson was told to stay off skates for three weeks before playing for the Brampton Battalion. The centre was assigned to the OHL club on Sept. 29 after managing just two assists in six NHL preseason games. Hodgson suffered a bulging disc in his lower back from July training and clearly struggled with a laboured stride and was never up to speed last month.

"I was under the impression that he would be evaluated in two weeks and they would see where he's at," Gillis said Thursday. "He does have a little bit of inflammation and a little bit of a symptom that may have come out of the fact he played a lot of games in a short period of time at the end of camp. We're not sure.

"But he's going to be 100 per cent in two or three weeks from our understanding."

During the preseason, the Canucks said the 10th overall pick in the 2008 entry draft was fit to play, but just needed better conditioning. However, when Hodgson was cleared to play Sept. 11, it didn't take long to get a clear picture that something was wrong. He lacked explosiveness and strength and was often overmatched in one-on-one battles.

"He indicated he was ready to play and our medical staff put him through a series of tests every day and there was progress every day," added Gillis. "There may have been a slight move sideways because he played so many games in a short period of time. But he wanted to play them and we wanted him to play and he was cleared. I don't know what else to say

"I have no issues with anybody getting another opinion with a back — especially a young player."

Next, Shirokov.

After a preseason in which the 23-year-old Kontinental Hockey League led the Canucks with seven points in five games, the 163rd selection in the 2006 entry draft looked overwhelmed by the pace of regular-season play. On a line with Ryan Kesler and Mikael Samuelsson, all Shirokov could manage in three games was three shots and a minus-4 rating.

In the second period of Monday's 5-3 loss to Columbus, Shirokov was taken off the second line and dropped to the fourth and logged just 10:21. He was replaced by Tanner Glass on Wednesday in a 7-1 romp of the Montreal Canadiens.

"He had really strong training camp, but it looked like the pace kind of overwhelmed him a little bit in the first three games," admitted Gillis. "We wanted to get him back playing with the puck and have it slow down a little bit for him. He'll get out there on the power play and get lots of ice time in Manitoba. He can get back to playing the way he did in the preseason."

With the Canucks playing just once in the next eight days — and the Moose having four games in the next six days — management is hoping that Shirokov will get over the shock of his demotion and not have it mentally weigh him down. Russian scout Sergei Chibisov spoke to Shirokov on Thursday and the Moose have a Russian interpreter to help the winger adjust to Winnipeg. He was expected to practice with the Moose on Friday.

"He's not being shipped out on his own," added Gillis. "We're aware and want him to understand that this is part of a process and he's in it and we're very confident about him. And I think he knows that, based on our conversations."

Still, the drop off of Shirokov's play from preseason to the regular season was startling. When time and space were taken away, the winger struggled to keep up and make plays and find the net. Even worse, his backchecking was poor.

"We were surprised, but not surprised," stressed Gillis. "It happens all the time. We were really pleased with him and his training camp and we think we have a really good player here. Rather than have him lose confidence and feel like he's incapable of playing, we want to keep him playing and playing at a high level.

"We don't want to see him sitting here for two weeks and not participating in games."

MR_BIGGS 10-08-2009 03:19 PM

Wow Boston has a good team and topless cheerleaders..Living in Boston would be heaven for a sports fan

Celtics
Red Sox
Bruins
Patriots

rb 10-08-2009 04:31 PM

Unfortunately you'd be living in Boston

bengy 10-08-2009 04:46 PM

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Originally Posted by rb (Post 6627174)
Unfortunately you'd be living in Boston

What's wrong with Boston?

mako 10-08-2009 04:49 PM

and the girls in Van are just as hot if not hotter

now IF only they'd take off their tops toO!

Ch28 10-08-2009 04:59 PM

http://i37.tinypic.com/90an3s.jpg

silk 10-08-2009 05:02 PM

anyone has the feed for any games tonight ?

MG1 10-08-2009 05:03 PM

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Originally Posted by Ch28 (Post 6627206)

Very nice!

Does she jump up and down during the game?

If you stare at them long enough they start to move...........

this is where you put one of those ghosts that come jumping out at you.

Harvey Specter 10-08-2009 05:11 PM

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Originally Posted by Ch28 (Post 6627206)

Wow. I bet an entire hockey team has run train on her.

mako 10-08-2009 05:21 PM

i dont think the highlighting was neccesary :D

trancehead 10-08-2009 06:25 PM

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Originally Posted by silk (Post 6627210)
anyone has the feed for any games tonight ?

http://www.atdhe.net/

LOL and those out-of-the-astmosphere boobs should be a Delay of game penatly

Gh0stRider 10-08-2009 06:29 PM

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Originally Posted by nismo_s13 (Post 6627188)
and the girls in Van are just as hot if not hotter

now IF only they'd take off their tops toO!

i dont think so. vancouver has no hot girls.

silk 10-08-2009 06:49 PM

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Originally Posted by trancehead (Post 6627341)
http://www.atdhe.net/

LOL and those out-of-the-astmosphere boobs should be a Delay of game penatly

woah... i have watched on Justin.tv before.. but it lags as hell ..

im watching the calgary game on the link you gave me, and its SUPER !

just wondering if the canucks game usually smooth on this site as well ?

trancehead 10-08-2009 07:08 PM

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Originally Posted by silk (Post 6627384)
woah... i have watched on Justin.tv before.. but it lags as hell ..

im watching the calgary game on the link you gave me, and its SUPER !

just wondering if the canucks game usually smooth on this site as well ?

they sometimes list more than one link for a game so it really depends

justin.tv isnt bad at times

silk 10-08-2009 07:31 PM

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Originally Posted by trancehead (Post 6627413)
they sometimes list more than one link for a game so it really depends

justin.tv isnt bad at times

coz someone in my household cancel my tsn package and i just found out yesterday that i had to go over to my gf's to watch it.
good thing it wasnt a 4:00 game so i've got time to rush to my gf's .. or else i will be so choke..

shaw does not let me add just 1 channel, gotta add the whole package.. :(
i guess i will have to stick to the site you gave me whenever TSN broadcast it

Hondaracer 10-08-2009 07:53 PM

i find that justin.tv one is alot smoother than the canucks.com one when i was in the kootneys or had a shity internet connection so im asuming it's all around smoother streaming

dachinesedude 10-08-2009 08:44 PM

found this pic on the province

http://a123.g.akamai.net/f/123/12465...52/2080453.bin


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