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Babcock calls a timeout after the icing call.

Tie game.

Ouch, Sale was pushed onto Howie's left (?) leg, probably tweaking it. Looks like he'll stay out. Wings get a PP out of it, goalie interference against the 'Yotes.

4v4 coming up, then Wings PP!

Wings PK after the TV timeout.

CLEARY!!! 0-1 WINGS!

Brazilian GP results 1) #5 Sebastian Vettel, Red Bull-Renault 2) #6 Mark Webber, Red Bull-Renault 3) #8 Fernando Alonso, Ferrari 4) #2 Lewis Hamilton, McLaren-Mercedes 5) #1 Jenson Button, McLaren-Mercedes 6) #4 Nico Rosberg, Mercedes GP 7) #3 Michael Schumacher, Mercedes GP 8) #10 Nico Hulkenberg, Williams-Cosworth 9) #11 Robert Kubica, Renault 10) #23 Kamui Kobayashi, BMW Sauber-Ferrari 11) #17 Jaime Alguersuari, Toro Rosso-Ferrari 12) #14 Adrian Sutil, Force India-Mercedes 13) #16 Sebastien Buemi, Toro Rosso-Ferrari 14) #9 Rubens Barrichello, Williams-Cosworth 15) #7 Felipe Massa, Ferrari 16) #12 Vitaly Petrov, Renault 17) #22 Nick Heidfeld, BMW Sauber-Ferrari 18) #19 Heikki Kovalainen, Lotus-Cosworth 19) #18 Jarno Trulli, Lotus-Cosworth 20) #24 Timo Glock, Virgin-Cosworth 21) #21 Bruno Senna, HRT-Cosworth 22) #20 Christian Klien, HRT-Cosworth NC) #25 Lucas di Grassi, Virgin-Cosworth RET) #15 Vitantonio Liuzzi, Force India-Mercedes Sebastian Vettel lead from the lights all the way to his 4th win of the season, and with team mate Mark Webber finishing P2, Red Bull-Renault have clinched the 2010 FIA Formula One World Constructor Championship, the first time the outfit formerly known as Stewart Grand Prix/Jaguar Racing has won the top constructors prize! The only incident of note was Liuzzi's crash in the Senna S complex (turns 1, 2 and 3) that force the deployment of the Safety Car with about 22 laps remaining; otherwise it was a Red Bull dominance. The only real excitement during the weekend were several team members getting robbed at gunpoint, with Jenson Button's being the scariest as the armored car he was riding in was approached by armed thugs; fortunately, no one in any of the muggings were hurt. WDC Points (25 points remaining) 1) Fernando Alonso: 246 2) Mark Webber: 238 (-8) 3) Sebastian Vettel: 231 (-15) 4) Lewis Hamilton: 222 (-24) 5) Jenson Button: 199 (-47) 6) Felipe Massa: 143 (-103) 7) Nico Rosberg: 130 (-116) 8) Robert Kubica: 126 (-120) 9) Michael Schumacher: 72 (-174) 10) Rubens Barrichello: 47 (-199) 11) Adrian Sutil: 47 (-199) 12) Kamui Kobayashi: 32 (-214) 13) Nico Hulkenberg: 22 (-224) 14) Vitantonio Liuzzi: 21 (-225) 15) Vitaly Petrov: 19 (-227) 16) Sebastien Buemi: 8 (-238) 17) Pedro de la Rosa: 6 (-240) 18) Nick Heidfeld: 6 (-240) 19) Jaime Alguersuari: 3 (-243) 20) Heikki Kovalainen: 0 21) Jarno Trulli: 0 22) Karun Chandhok: 0 23) Bruno Senna: 0 24) Lucas di Grassi: 0 25) Timo Glock: 0 26) Sakon Yamamoto: 0 27) Christian Klien: 0 WCC Points (43 points remaining) 1) Red Bull-Renault: 469 World Constructors Champions! 2) McLaren-Mercedes: 421 (-48) 3) Ferrari: 389 (-80) 4) Mercedes GP: 202 (-267) 5) Renault: 145 (-324) 6) Williams-Cosworth: 69 (-400) 7) Force India-Mercedes: 68 (-401) 8) BMW Sauber-Ferrari: 44 (-425) 9) Toro Rosso-Ferrari: 11 (-458) 10) Lotus-Cosworth: 0 11) HRT-Cosworth: 0 12) Virgin-Cosworth: 0 The final race of the 2010 season will be the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix on November 14th at the luxurious Yas Marina Circuit. There we will crown the 2010 FIA Formula One World Drivers Champion! The FIA announced on the 3rd the 2011 FIA Formula One World Championship calender. There will be twenty events, up from the 19 this season, making it the longest Formula One season in its 60+ year history (outside of non-championship events). New to the global stage is the Indian Grand Prix, slated to be held at the Jaypee Group Circuit near New Delhi. China's homologation license has expired, thus the little * next to it, but there shouldn't be any problems for it to renew its license. 1) March 3: Gulf Air Bahrain Grand Prix, Bahrain International Circuit, Sakhir, Bahrain 2) March 27: Australian Grand Prix, Albert Park Grand Prix Circuit, Melbourne, Australia 3) April 10: Petronas Malaysia Grand Prix, Sepang International Circuit, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia 4) April 17: UBS Chinese Grand Prix, Shanghai International Circuit, Shanghai, China* 5) May 8: Turkish, Istanbul Park, Istanbul (not Constantinople), Turkey 6) May 22: Spanish Grand Prix, Circuit de Catalunya, Barcelona, Spain 7) May 29: Monaco Grand Prix, Circuit de Monaco, Monte Carlo, Monaco 8) June 12: Canadian Grand Prix, Circuit Gilles Villeneuve, Montreal, Canada 9) June 26: European Grand Prix, Valencia Street Circuit, Valencia, Spain 10) July 10: Santander British Grand Prix, Silverstone Circuit, Towcester, United Kingdom 11) July 24: Santander German Grand Prix, Nurburgring, Nurburg, Germany 12) July 31: ENI Hungarian Grand Prix, Hungaroring, Budapest, Hungary 13) August 28: Belgian, Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps, Francorchamps, Belgium 14) September 11: Santander Italian Grand Prix, Autodromo Nazionale Monza, Monza, Italy 15) September 25: Singapore Grand Prix, Marina Bay Street Circuit, Singapore 16) October 9: Japanese Grand Prix, Suzuka International Race Course, Suzuka, Japan 17) October 16: Korean Grand Prix, Korean International Circuit, Yeongam, South Korea 18) October 30: Indian Grand Prix, Jaypee Group Circuit, Greater Noida, India* 19) November 13: Etihad Airways Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, Yas Marina Circuit, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates 20) November 27: Brazilian Grand Prix, Autodromo Jose Carlos Pace, Sao Paulo, Brazil * Subject to circuit homologation

Cleary nails the EN to make it 3-1 Wings!!! 20 seconds left in the game!

EN Oilers now!

Would love for the Wings to get some breathing room before the game ends! C'mon, Wings!

Twice on the PK Pahsa steals the puck! Man, they just waited a bit too long to pull the trigger. PK over.

... ... ... ... ... Sowwy s***, Wings on the PK for delay of game. Puck over the glass?

Korean GP results 1) #8 Fernando Alonso, Ferrari 2) #2 Lewis Hamilton, McLaren-Mercedes 3) #7 Felipe Massa, Ferrari 4) #3 Michael Schumacher, Mercedes GP 5) #11 Robert Kubica, Renault 6) #15 Vitantonio Liuzzi, Force India-Mercedes 7) #9 Rubens Barrichello, Williams-Cosworth 8) #23 Kamui Kobayashi, BMW Sauber-Ferrari 9) #22 Nick Heidfeld, BMW Sauber-Ferrari 10) #10 Nico Hulkenberg, Williams-Cosworth 11) #17 Jamie Alguersuari, Toro Rosso-Ferrari 12) #1 Jenson Button, McLaren-Mercedes 13) #19 Heikki Kovalainen, Lotus-Cosworth (-1L) 14) #21 Bruno Senna, HRT-Cosworth (-2L) 15) #20 Sakon Yamamotor, HRT-Cosworth (-2L) Ret) #14 Adrian Sutil, Force India-Mercedes (Accident) Ret) #5 Sebastian Vettel, Red Bull-Renault (Engine) Ret) #12 Vitaly Petrov, Renault (Accident) Ret) #24 Timo Glock, Virgin-Cosworth (Accident) Ret) #16 Sebastien Buemi, Toro Rosso-Ferrari (Accident) Ret) #25 Lucas di Grassi, Virgin-Cosworth (Accident) Ret) #18 Jarno Trulli, Lotus-Cosworth (Hydraulics) Ret) #6 Mark Webber, Red Bull-Renault (Accident) Ret) #4 Nico Rosberg, Mercedes GP (Accident) The inaugural Korean Grand Prix was delayed for 10 minutes because of heavy rains that had left a lot of water on the track, mainly because of the inadequate drainage there. They did start the race under the safety car and ran for three laps before the red flag was shown because visibility was atrocious, with Button telling his crew that he couldn't see his front wheels because of the spray. After a 40-minute or so red flag period, the race restarted under the safety car. The green flag didn't fly until lap 17. On lap 18, Webber ran wide, got onto the slick fake-grass and spun out into the inside wall at the turn, then slid across the track into the path of Rosberg, taking him out unintentionally; that crash dealt a big blow to Webber's chances at the WDC and would need to be dominate in the final two races. On lap 30, Buemi collided with Glock at T3, taking both out. Seventeen laps later, Sutil lost it under braking at T4, striking Kobayashi and ended Sutil's race. Both Buemi and Sutil have been penalized 5 grid places for Brazil for causing avoidable accidents, and Sutil was nailed with a $10,000 fine after admitting that he was aware of brake problems throughout the race and still continued. Biggest moment of the race was Vettel retiring from the race with 10 laps remaining in the race after the engine let go on him. Alonso, who lost second on a pit stop under the third SC incident between Buemi and Glock, managed to retake P2, and the lead when Vettel dropped out, when Hamilton understeered wide at the first turn on the restart. WDC Points 1) Fernando Alonso: 231 2) Mark Webber: 220 (-11) 3) Lewis Hamilton: 210 (-21) 4) Sebastian Vettel: 206 (-25) 5) Jenson Button: 189 (-42) 6) Felipe Massa: 143 (-88) 7) Robert Kubica: 124 (-107) 8) Nico Rosberg: 122 (-109) 9) Michael Schumacher: 66 (-165) 10) Rubens Barrichello: 47 (-184) 11) Adrian Sutil: 47 (-184) 12) Kamui Kobayashi: 31 (-200) 13) Vitantonio Liuzzi: 21 (-210) 14) Vitaly Petrov: 19 (-212) 15) Nico Hulkenberg: 18 (-213) 16) Sebastien Buemi: 8 (-223) 17) Pedro de la Rosa: 6 (-225) 18) Nick Heidfeld: 6 (-225) 19) Jaime Alguersuari: 3 (-228) 20) Heikki Kovalainen: 0 21) Jarno Trulli: 0 22) Karun Chandhok: 0 23) Bruno Senna: 0 24) Lucas di Grassi: 0 25) Timo Glock: 0 26) Sakon Yamamoto: 0 Maximum number of points available for the rest of the season is 50, so from 1st to 5th can still win it, but Button would need to go on a tear for the final 2 races and his competitors to fall out. WCC Points 1) Red Bull-Renault: 426 2) McLaren-Mercedes: 399 (-27) 3) Ferrari: 374 (-52) 4) Mercedes GP: 188 (-238) 5) Renault: 143 (-283) 6) Force India-Mercedes: 68 (-358) 7) Williams-Cosworth: 65 (-361) 8) BMW Sauber-Ferrari: 43 (-383) 9) Toro Rosso-Ferrari: 11 (-415) 10) Lotus-Cosworth: 0 11) HRT-Cosworth: 0 12) Virgin-Cosworth: 0 Maximum number of points left in the season is 86 points, so only Red Bull-Renault, McLaren-Mercedes and Ferrari can win it Next race is the Brazilian Grand Prix on November 7th.

Bruins' Boychuk out 4 weeks

I think that Perry got the "Holmstrom Treatment" on that call; Perry and Franzen collided in an innocent way, but because of the s*** he and his team pulled off at the Wings home owner, Perry wasn't going to get the benefit of the doubt, like Homer almost never gets the benefit of the doubt on "goalie interference". At least, that's how I see it, but, full disclosure, I do need corrective lenses .

It's the same way with Ozzie, many just look at the numbers instead of the actual game at hand. Defense was pretty bad at times, the only goal I'll nail Howie with would be the 4th goal between the legs, but otherwise someone on the D defecated the bedsheets. Not an excellent game from him, but he made many of the stops that he needed to keep the Wings in the game, despite the unintentional sabotage from the defense.

TOP SHELF WHERE SHE KEEPS THE PEANUT BUTTER!!! PASHA f***ERS!!! 4-5 WINGS WITH LESS THAN 10 SECONDS LEFT!!!

C'mon, Wings, get the go-ahead goal here before the end of regulation! Less than 2 minutes left.

Hank ties it back up!!! 4-4!

WTF happened there? 4-3 Ducks. Selanne got it through the 5-hole.

4rd on! Go up here quick and finish them off, Wings!!

He misses his hookers

I only got the last two! How about He's been dead the entire movie?

HOMER!!! TIE GAME *******!!!

FEED THE MULE!!! 3-2 Ducks.