Tr!PoD#19
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About as clean as it gets.
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Al Davis.
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That was very fast. Excellent work Matt!
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f***.
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As soon as I saw him block that shot, I knew he'd have trouble the next day. That sucks.
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That was a gutsy win boys. Let's hope this is the break they've needed, and they put together a run. It's not too often the Wings plaster an opponent all over the ice. I don't think Kesler ever got off his ass/back.
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Our passing is ******* pathetic.
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Love coming home to witness my team give up 4 goals. f***.
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Bleh.
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A goal on this PS would be nice.
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Hell yeah Homer!
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Damnit Meech, that was stupid.
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Will Laich drop em with May?
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May is in? Nice. Go Wings!
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Awesome.
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Hart Trophy winner for sure.
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Mitchell-Edler Salo-Bieksa O'Brien-Schneider Or something like that. You're missing Edler. Edit; Davison was signed by New Jersey, I think.
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http://www.iihf.com/home-of-hockey/news/ne....html?tx_ttnews Nice to see. Hopefully he has a strong camp and makes the team.
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Meh, I don't really like this trade. Stralman is 22 right? Too soon to give him up, especially for an overpaid 4th liner and a late 2nd round pick. Burke sucks.
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Atlanta has some good young talent in Bogosian, Little, Enstrom, Esposito, E.Kane, etc. They have a good thing going IMO, I hope Kovalchuk stays.
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I don't see the issue with this quote? I think you need to stop posting topics, really. Edit; He only played one year with Detroit, he's with the Hawks for the rest of his career. He finally gets to settle down, in a hockey crazy town. I think that's what he was getting at.
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Poor Inge
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Aye, he started to pick up his play in Vancouver last year in the playoffs, and is still a legitimate top 6 forward in my opinion. I doubt he'll take a pay cut that large to play anywhere, though. He just doesn't seem like that kind of person.
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T'was a fist. I'm so happy, I finally get to update my avatar from the Wanderlei KO! War Henderson!
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What are they doing with Schneider..
