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Then he wouldn't be a "healthy" scratch. He'd be a scratch due to being injured.

Bertuzzi? No. He was injured when we acquired him. He had back surgery.

Clearly they were scouting Brad May's abilities as he was sitting in the press box .

I'm in :thumbup:

The green just didn't look right at the Joe, whereas the blue and red somehow looks okay I guess.

The Bell Tire ad looks much better (although I still don't like that the ads are there), the Spartan one looked absolutely ridiculous.

Either way, he played for the Blackhawks from 2005-2008 so him being a Blackhawk is nothing new. Edit: He's a scout, as Shaman said.

MSG has done it before too, I don't like it either.

Why can't Lehtonen be the star he was expected to be and why can't Vishnesvsky be a top 2 defenseman?

Okay, the quote by Pierre is a little ridiculous but Ovechkin is strong as an ox. Edit: By the way, after review the Officials disallowing the goal.

Turns out your right, it doesn't kick in until he turns 35, interesting. ESPN

Hudler would've had him slouched over in pain because he's not quite short enough to go between Gill's legs, if you know what I mean.

Keep in mind Hal Gill is 6'7" 250lbs.

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I agree that it should be played on an international sized rink, but it wont be. 2010 Olympic Hockey to be played on North American sized rink.

It was posted in another thread about Abdelkader getting in fights... but that was a nice right.

Before. They were "investigated" for having him sign a long-term deal and talking about retiring before the end of it so they could lower the cap hit.

They do have a farm team. It's quite simple, if Turco were to go down with an injury and Atlanta decided to jack up their 'prices', Dallas would back out if they weren't willing to cough up as much as Atlanta wanted. Although I still don't agree that Atlanta would demand much more. Oh and by the way, were going back 'n fourth for nothing . My initial post was a response to Majsheppard saying the rumor was BS. Which it's obviously not, plus Turco (to my knowledge hasn't torn his ACL).

Atlanta is sending Lehtonen to Dallas for Ivan Vishnevskiy and a fourth-round draft pick. Turco has nothing to do with that deal.

Why? He wouldn't be Atlanta's problem.

What exactly does Turco (potentially) tearing his ACL have to do with this trade? Edit: I understand your point, but not as you stated it. He wasn't part of the Atlanta/Dallas deal. However, talks of Turco going to Philadelphia are ongoing, according to Nick Kypreos.

I'm wondering the same. I can't imagine Turco would want to go to Atlanta, I believe he has a NTC.

Looks like Turco's done in Dallas. Edit: Clarity.

Sorry guys, already a thread. http://www.letsgowings.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=63108

Sorry, couldn't help myself.