wings1110

most hockey players chew

what if...........lidstom signs for like 1.5 also

i think he will settle for 1.5 a year

I just wanna stop bein left in the dark about this situation and know whats goin on.

well they could use the corporate name "Olympia" after "Olympia Entertainment" , or call it "little ceasers palace"

although the wings need a new arena i would not be in favor of sharing it with the pistons, or having their new arena be named after some company.

whats your oppinion on a trade? ??????????

I take back my original judgement after watch this interview

I take back my original judgement after watch this interview

this guy should not be on the ice anywhere, under any circumstance, ever.

No thanks, unless its a straight up trade for lebda, or they can just have lebda with no player in return, can they just take him pleeeeaaaasssseee!??

Waiving Quincey

I definitally see Brad Stuart being an olympian in the next olympics, especially if he he keeps up this play!

I definitally see Brad Stuart being an olympian in the next olympics, especially if he he keeps up this play!

I definitally see Brad Stuart being an olympian in the next olympics, especially if he he keeps up this play!

well add that to the long list of reasons why they shouldnt break up fights!

I would love to have him as a backup but apparently he isnt willing to be a backup.

what the f***

hey.... if were not winning mide as well goon it up kudos to meech for growing a sack!

classy play by janik, he could have thrown a huge haymaker right as he got the guy dont but didnt.

how much money are we going to have going into next season and what are we going to do with it?

ritola has looked good looks confedent with the puck.

Simply amazing that were in top 5 for attendence, yet our economy is in the biggest s***hole of all the teams!

2 goals and an assist Slovakia – Latvia 8-3 (5-0, 2-2, 1-1) SASKATOON – Slovakia rebounded from a tough first-day loss in convincing fashion with an 8-3 drubbing of Latvia. Slovakia’s top line of Richard Panik, Tomas Tatar and Marek Viedensky was responsible for the bulk of the offensive output, putting in five of the Slovaks’ eight goals. Panik scored twice in first 3:44 and then assisted on the 3-0 goal at 5:31. Things continued to go downhill for the beleaguered Latvians, who gave up another two goals before the end of the first period. The end of the first period was also the end of the game for Latvian goalkeeper Raimond Ermics, who was replaced by Janis Kalnins. Kalnins lasted for nearly 10 minutes before he gave up his first goal when Matus Rais tipped in the puck to make it a 6-0 Slovak advantage. Tatar followed-up just over three minutes later with a five-hole goal. Trailing 7-0, Latvia had a small moral victory when they put in a pair of goals coming 56 seconds apart. Both goals earned the underdog team a standing ovation from the enamored crowd and a hearty celebration from the players on the ice. Miks Lisbergs and Roberts Bukarts were the scorers. But in the end, Slovakia had no problem overcoming the blip, as the teams exchanged two late period goals to bring the final to 8-3. Bukarts finished the game with two goals for Latvia, while Panik and Viedensky had four points each on the Slovakian side. Both teams have the day off tomorrow.

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