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Okay, now that's funny.

There's hardly a chance he plays this year.

Voynov has been taken into custody by US immigration. http://www.latimes.com/sports/kings/la-sp-0904-kings-voynov-20150904-story.html

Howard doesn't use DaveArt, he uses Bishop designs.

http://www.thescore.com/nhl/news/818687?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter If he could do it all over again, Curtis Glencross would take the opportunity to cash in. With NHL training camps set to begin in a matter of weeks, the unrestricted free-agent forward remains without a contract, and Glencross is lamenting the now-expired four-year, $10.2-million deal he signed with the Calgary Flames back in 2011. Instead of exploring his options and seeking the best possible deal at that point in his career, he re-upped with the Flames at below market value. The 32-year-old believes he set himself back, based on how his time in Calgary ended. "If I could do it again ... as much as I love (Calgary) and call it home and met great people, at the same time, when it's time for you to cash in, you have to take advantage and cash in," he told Eric Francis of the Calgary Sun. "You can't take a pay cut or hometown discount because things change." "I loved my time in Calgary and the organization," Glencross added, "but you learn that eventually it's a business and you're just a number." Glencross scored a career-high 26 goals during the first season of that four-year extension, but his production dropped as his ice time diminished under head coach Bob Hartley. Dealt to the Washington Capitals prior to the trade deadline this past season, teams aren't offering anything close to what he could have made in 2011, and he may have to accept a pro tryout should he fail to sign a contract before camp. "I thought something would be done by now, but obviously, the market is not there, and everyone is against the cap," he said. "Teams are paying the top two lines so much money that all they can do is fill with entry-level guys who are going to not cost much. "We've talked to a few teams. They want to do a trade before camp, but it seems like no team wants to make the first move. So I'm just waiting. There's still got to be something out there. I still want to play. I'm only 32 and thinking I have a few more years left in me. " "I have a young family, and it's tough to bounce around on a PTO - it has to be a good opportunity, too, so I can do well and get an extension," Glencross added. In 507 career games, Glencross has scored 134 goals, four of which came in 18 games with the Capitals, for whom he added one in ten playoff games.

Highlights include season opener against Babcock and the Leafs at the Joe October 9, hosting the Penguins on New Years Eve, and an outdoor game at Coors Field against the Avalanche on February 27. 2015-16 REGULAR-SEASON SCHEDULE October 9 Fri. TORONTO Joe Louis Arena 7:30 10 Sat. at Carolina PNC Arena 7:00 13 Tue. TAMPA BAY Joe Louis Arena 7:30 16 Fri. CAROLINA Joe Louis Arena 7:30 17 Sat. at Montreal Bell Centre 7:00 21 Wed. at Edmonton Rexall Place 9:30 23 Fri. at Calgary Scotiabank Saddledome 9:00 24 Sat. at Vancouver Rogers Arena 10:00 27 Tue. CAROLINA Joe Louis Arena 7:30 30 Fri. OTTAWA Joe Louis Arena 7:30 31 Sat. at Ottawa Canadian Tire Centre 7:00 November 3 Tue. TAMPA BAY Joe Louis Arena 7:30 6 Fri. at Toronto Air Canada Centre 7:00 8 Sun. DALLAS Joe Louis Arena 3:00 10 Tue. WASHINGTON Joe Louis Arena 7:30 13 Fri. SAN JOSE Joe Louis Arena 7:30 14 Sat. at Boston TD Garden 7:00 16 Mon. at Ottawa Canadian Tire Centre 7:30 18 Wed. WASHINGTON Joe Louis Arena 8:00 20 Fri. LOS ANGELES Joe Louis Arena 7:30 21 Sat. at St. Louis Scottrade Center 8:00 25 Wed. BOSTON Joe Louis Arena 7:30 27 Fri. EDMONTON Joe Louis Arena 7:30 29 Sun. FLORIDA Joe Louis Arena 2:00 December 1 Tue. BUFFALO Joe Louis Arena 7:30 3 Thu. ARIZONA Joe Louis Arena 7:30 5 Sat. NASHVILLE Joe Louis Arena 7:00 8 Tue. at Washington Verizon Center 7:00 10 Thu. MONTREAL Joe Louis Arena 7:30 11 Fri. at New Jersey Prudential Center 7:00 14 Mon. BUFFALO Joe Louis Arena 7:30 18 Fri. VANCOUVER Joe Louis Arena 7:30 20 Sun. CALGARY Joe Louis Arena 7:00 22 Tue. NEW JERSEY Joe Louis Arena 7:30 26 Sat. at Nashville Bridgestone Arena 8:00 28 Mon. at Minnesota Xcel Energy Center 8:00 29 Tue. at Winnipeg MTS Centre 8:00 31 Thu. PITTSBURGH Joe Louis Arena 6:00 January 2 Sat. at Buffalo First Niagara Center 1:00 4 Mon. at New Jersey Prudential Center 7:00 7 Thu. at San Jose SAP Center 10:30 10 Sun. at Anaheim Honda Center 8:00 11 Mon. at Los Angeles STAPLES Center 10:30 14 Thu. at Arizona Gila River Arena 9:00 17 Sun. PHILADELPHIA Joe Louis Arena 7:30 20 Wed. ST. LOUIS Joe Louis Arena 8:00 22 Fri. at Buffalo First Niagara Center 7:00 23 Sat. ANAHEIM Joe Louis Arena 7:00 25 Mon. at New York Islanders Barclays Center 7:00 February 3 Wed. at Tampa Bay Amalie Arena 8:00 4 Thu. at Florida BB&T Center 7:30 6 Sat. NEW YORK ISLANDERS Joe Louis Arena 2:00 8 Mon. FLORIDA Joe Louis Arena 7:30 10 Wed. OTTAWA Joe Louis Arena 7:00 12 Fri. COLORADO Joe Louis Arena 7:30 14 Sun. BOSTON Joe Louis Arena 3:00 15 Mon. at New York Islanders Barclays Center 1:00 18 Thu. at Pittsburgh CONSOL Energy Center 7:00 20 Sat. at Ottawa Canadian Tire Centre 7:00 21 Sun. at New York Rangers Madison Square Garden 7:00 23 Tue. COLUMBUS Joe Louis Arena 7:30 27 Sat. at Colorado Coors Field 8:00 29 Mon. at Dallas American Airlines Center 8:30 March 2 Wed. CHICAGO Joe Louis Arena 8:00 6 Sun. at Chicago United Center 5:00 8 Tue. at Columbus Nationwide Arena 7:00 10 Thu. WINNIPEG Joe Louis Arena 7:30 12 Sat. NEW YORK RANGERS Joe Louis Arena 2:00 13 Sun. TORONTO Joe Louis Arena 7:30 15 Tue. at Philadelphia Wells Fargo Center 7:00 17 Thu. at Columbus Nationwide Arena 7:00 19 Sat. at Florida BB&T Center 7:00 22 Tue. at Tampa Bay Amalie Arena 7:30 24 Thu. MONTREAL Joe Louis Arena 7:30 26 Sat. PITTSBURGH Joe Louis Arena 2:00 28 Mon. BUFFALO Joe Louis Arena 7:30 29 Tue. at Montreal Bell Centre 7:30 April 1 Fri. MINNESOTA Joe Louis Arena 7:30 2 Sat. at Toronto Air Canada Centre 7:00 6 Wed. PHILADELPHIA Joe Louis Arena 8:00 7 Thu. at Boston TD Garden 7:00 9 Sat. at New York Rangers Madison Square Garden 12:30

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97.1 discussing whether or not this Tigers season is actually worse than the 2003 debacle in terms of expectations.

RIP to a hockey legend.

That being said, it's hard to feel sorry for someone who wasn't responsible enough with his spending when he makes that amount of money.

I don't like pre-season football.

At least Verlander doesn't suck anymore. The rest of the team, however..... Losing 15-1 to Toronto, lol.

I don't care either way as long as he plays well. The person below me is looking forward to how he pairs up with Mike Green.

Give them to the dog. Manual or rider mower

Another embarrassment to KC. At least my friends there are happy, and I don't mind seeing the Royals succeed, seeing as how I lived there for 10 years.

Usually. The person below me will do their part and make the other threads in the Water Cooler busy as the season approaches.

Losing 2 of 3 to the freaking Red Sox is beyond embarrassing. Of course, the bullpen screws them again after another good performance by Verlander.

Stunning. http://www.foxsports.com/detroit/story/holland-doesn-t-expect-to-do-much-in-trade-free-agent-market-062915

I'll answer - Goodfellas. Godfather 1 or Godfather 2

The person below me likes disaster movies.

Signed to five years, $4.375 million per year.

Plenty of speculation is that he's going to Toronto. And of course the Royals spank the Tigers 5-1.