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There is nothing that pisses me off more than players looking for calls. 9 times out of 10 if you stop skating to engage the refs or sell a call you'll get burned...just like Debrincat did. I was really excited about Debrincat a year ago and now I see why he's bounced around a bit. He's streaky and is charmin soft on the puck. Perron and Sprong would give you more goals at a lower cost and wouldn't be such ladyboys about it. SY kept the wrong guys. Wouldn't you rather have Perron, Fabbri, Walman, and Ghost than any combination of Kane, Tarasenko, Gustafsson, Maatta, Holl, Petry? I would. I'm very tired of half-assed veterans with nothing to play for.

Cat grabbed onto the stick and went down - looking for a call...He needs to step it up, or he'll get the Bertuzzi/Mantha/Walman/Fabbri/Hronek/Vrana/Zadina treatment from Steve...

Detroit Red Wings (10-11-4) vs. Ottawa Senators (10-12-3) When: Thursday, December 5 Time: 7 p.m. ET Where: Canadian Tire Centre (Kanata, Ontario) Channel: Fan Duel Sports Network Detroit Stream: FuboTV (Free Trial), DirecTV Stream As the Detroit Red Wings set their sights on a much-needed victory, they find themselves facing off against the Ottawa Senators in a pivotal matchup that promises to be anything but ordinary. After a frustrating overtime loss against the Boston Bruins—where Lucas Raymond's impressive two-goal performance went unrewarded—the Wings are eager to bounce back and reclaim their footing in the Atlantic Division. The recent trend of leaving points on the board has been troubling for Detroit. Despite flashes of brilliance throughout the season, the Red Wings have struggled to convert opportunities into wins, leaving them 10 points behind the division leaders as we enter early December. With plenty of time left in the season to shift the momentum, the pressure is mounting. Fans are hoping that the team can harness their potential and deliver a stronger performance against their rivals from Ottawa. On the other side of the ice, the Senators are in a similar boat. Once considered contenders in their bid for a playoff spot, Ottawa has grappled with inconsistency that keeps them at the bottom of the Atlantic Division standings. Despite acquiring key players—like goaltender Linus Ullmark—to shore up their lineup, they haven’t been able to churn out the victories necessary to climb back into contention. This matchup presents both teams with an opportunity to spark a turnaround that could reignite their respective postseason dreams. Thursday night’s contest marks the first of four meetings this season between the Senators and the Red Wings. Last year's rivalry saw Ottawa come out on top in three of those encounters, adding an extra layer of urgency and motivation for Detroit to set the record straight. With both teams hungry for points and pride, this battle at Canadian Tire Centre is sure to deliver excitement and intensity on the ice. Fans can follow the action live on FuboTV, as the Red Wings aim to shake off their recent setbacks and skate toward victory in what promises to be a thrilling clash. Will Detroit finally break through their overtime struggles, or will the Senators continue to assert their dominance? Only time will tell, and the puck is set to drop on a crucial night for both franchises! PROJECTED LINEUP

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Parliament? He needs to step it up...I've had bowel movements requiring more energy spent than what Cat shows on most nights.

You're doing a great job! I definitely am here daily as well. Not as much over the weekends since I am at work, but I do check in during some of my breaks. I like your guys' ideas of approving users, or at least restricting users to not be able to create topics until after a certain time period. Would that stop all the spam? Maybe not, but it should slow it way down! (plus it'd be nice to be able to update the background of the forum to current players.) We could have a contest to see who creates the best looking background!