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Reminds me of this.

Shhh. Bettman can't really count. Guess I should've prefaced that as a playoff roster.

Oh... Well, you aren't good enough for me. Simple as that. What could I possibly learn from you and likewise for yourself? I'm not going to pretend as if this breakup is really about me because, well it isn't. Oh, and Santa is fake. A real life Santa robs you at gunpoint and rapes your wife. Have a wonderful Christmas.

Pavel Datsyuk $6,700,000 Henrik Zetterberg $6,083,333 Johan Franzen $3,954,545 Valtteri Filppula $3,000,000 Daniel Cleary $2,800,000 Tomas Holmstrom $2,250,000 Kris Draper $1,583,333 Jason Williams $1,500,000 Todd Bertuzzi $1,500,000 Kirk Maltby $883,000 Justin Abdelkader $850,000 Ville Leino $800,000 Darren Helm $599,000 Drew Miller $525,000 Patrick Eaves $500,000 Nicklas Lidstrom $7,450,000 Brian Rafalski $6,000,000 Brad Stuart $3,750,000 Niklas Kronwall $3,000,000 Jonathan Ericsson $900,000 Brett Lebda $650,000 Chris Osgood $1,416,666 Jimmy Howard $716,666 CAPGEEK.COM TOTALS ROSTER SIZE 23 SALARY CAP $56,800,000 PAYROLL $57,411,543 BONUSES $0 CAP SPACE $-611,543 Somehow they would have to shed that much. Preferably by keeping Eaves and Miller in the lineup. They'll probably send Abdelkader down I suppose.

Me hopes Leino and Willy become healthy scratchy. Datsyuk-Zetterberg-Holmstrom Cleary-Filppula-Franzen Draper-Helm-Eaves Bertuzzi-Abdelkader-Miller Franzen-Datsyuk-Holmstrom Bertuzzi-Zetterberg-Cleary Helm-Filppula-Eaves Draper-Abdelkader-Miller With a depth hierarchy of May/Maltby for the bottom six & Williams/Leino for the top six.

Yeah really what's going on in Flyer town? But Carter got it on with Hartnell's wife huh? I'd like to see that argument. "Unlike you Scott, Jeff ***** me like a man!"

At this point I myself would happy if he gets another contract for next year.

...Naw too easy.

Your signature spider really creeped me out at first. My goodness.

Bahahaha!

Oh well now it's a whole new game unrelated to Wings prospects and now about ridiculous hockey player names. Need someone to play gambit? Call up Wacey Rabbit.

How can you help it? That Red Wings TV video of "Getting Kronwalled" must've really sparked the fantasy train in you.

"If anyone," huh? Well, I've seen names like Lemieux, Pronger and Perry in the likes of these statements. But Spezza? That one's a little unusual. Seeing as how you put down Windsor as your location and how Spezza used to play for the Spitfires I'm guessing that maybe you or someone you know used to play with or against him around that time and then one of you just didn't like him for whatever reason.

Sad news from the x-ray? They always have young Sebastien Piche.

Niiiice. Her and Val Filppula could be like the Emma and Z of Finland.

This smiley should be renamed as Eaves.

Wow... and they say white people can't dance.

He said on Red Wings TV that he cried after My Sister's Keeper or something like that. He's a wuss!

A secured playoff spot.

Helm was almost a 50 goal scorer in juniors. Only nine away. Are we going to hear about how Helm was a 40 goal scorer in juniors now?

Ask Kovalchuk. He just can't get enough of that world of coca cola.

I think 2003 has more to do with Fedorov sucking so much and running out of gas that he gets shut down by Steve Rucchin and Dave Lewis not having the same kind of respect that Bowman did.

Not really. Even with their hesitations the management understood the meaning in the Olympics and pride in one's country and so they didn't do much to prevent Stevie from going. They may have had a right to get upset over it but that doesn't mean they have to or should do so. They could also choose to see what a gold medal meant to Stevie at that point in his career and also recognize that if they were him they probably would've done the same thing because that's just how meaningful it is to represent your country. Sure, they're trying to win cups but they also don't want to damage the work environment by telling players "No you can't play in the Olympics" one because they know how important it is and two because they trust their players to make the right decision.