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#2292627 600 Posts for a Game 5 Victory
Posted by soonboomer
on 18 April 2012 - 10:58 PM
#2174473 Red Wings have HEART
Posted by soonboomer
on 12 May 2011 - 11:17 PM
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#2166481 WCSF Game 3 GDT: Sharks 4 at Red Wings 3 (OT)
Posted by soonboomer
on 04 May 2011 - 10:41 PM
The leadership on this team sucks. Hard.
Really? You people are pathetic.
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#2160023 (2) San Jose Sharks vs. (3) Detroit Red Wings
Posted by soonboomer
on 28 April 2011 - 02:42 PM
too bad soonboomer didn't have the balls to take the bet, huh?
was that an attmept at humor? it doesn't even make sense.
We didn't bet because I didn't want you to lose your 3 month old account name and come right back under a different one. You basically had nothing to lose. If you throw enough horse s*** against the side of a barn, some of it is likely to stick. Just like the accuracy of your insipid predictions.
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#2160009 (2) San Jose Sharks vs. (3) Detroit Red Wings
Posted by soonboomer
on 28 April 2011 - 02:29 PM
i predict the sharks PP running above 30% for the series. not good for the wings.
I hope your predictions are as good this round as they were against the Yotes.
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#2148805 WCQF Game 1 GDT: Coyotes 2 at Red Wings 4
Posted by soonboomer
on 13 April 2011 - 11:32 PM
thinking the coyotes will pull off the game 1 win. 4-2 final score, with howard letting one one real softy.
Nice call einstein.
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#2105141 NHL ASG Entertainment to Suck
Posted by soonboomer
on 25 January 2011 - 09:12 PM
Not to get off topic but what's with all the Nickleback hate.
It's just un-original bad music.
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#2003592 Zenon Konopka
Posted by soonboomer
on 23 June 2010 - 07:37 PM
Things are different nowadays. The training is better and the use of all sorts of enchacment (even steroids and stimulants) has increased. I also don't count players who have injuries. Everyone of those players mentioned are at least almost twenty years older than Ilari Filppula, whose body declining and potential was the original subject (after Zenon Konopka of course).
A feeble attempt at defending a weak position. For someone who wanted to "just drop it", you're having real trouble letting this one go. Sometimes silence is golden.
#2002780 Zenon Konopka
Posted by soonboomer
on 22 June 2010 - 04:31 PM
sorry...it was out there.
I only respond in that fashion when provoked.
I was talking about players having still potential after 28 being possible. You don't agree with that?
Where did I say like that? Maybe you should read my posts again - if you even did so in the first place. The other guy here said that players body starts to decline "shortly after" 30. I said it's closer to 35 than 30.
Closer to 35? Ahh, I see, in Finland that logically makes you more correct than "shortly after 30". Thanks for the clarification Einstein.
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#1995238 Steve Yzerman
Posted by soonboomer
on 06 June 2010 - 12:03 PM
WTF is wrong with you people? Shouldn't you want Yzerman to be successful? If he's successful in Tampa and proves his competence at being a GM, that means there's a greater chance that when Holland retires, there could be an opening for him to be GM of THIS team. I wouldn't want him running this team if he can't run Tampa Bay. The margin for error in Detroit is smaller than Lindsay Lohan's chances of staying sober. So that means if he needs to take some people WITH THE ORGANIZATION'S PERMISSION down to Tampa to help him do his job there, I'm not going to argue. Because if they have no problem with it, what the hell are all of you crying for?
For God's sakes, stop it. Just stop it.
Have to disagree here. If a situation such as this happened (as it does everyday) outside the sports world, management of any company losing a key employee to a competitor would wish no success to the company the leaving employee went to if said success occurred at any expense at all to their company. I would assume that the defections of the capologist, Verbeek or any other employees from Detroit to Tampa would at even a miniscule level be detrimental to the success of the Wings (or else why would they be employed by Detroit?), and as a fan, this has to be of concern. Those mentioned at this point might play only minor roles within the organization, but at what level would it concern you? A more prominent scout? An assistant coach? Other VP's? Fact of the matter is, the success of the Wings always trumps everything else........and that includes any success or "good wishes" to Steve Yzerman or Tampa Bay.
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#1987368 Who do you cheer for now?
Posted by soonboomer
on 19 May 2010 - 08:49 PM
#1977471 Marion Hossa
Posted by soonboomer
on 06 May 2010 - 12:23 PM
Hossa is the best player in red wing history. Stay jealous.
That would make him the 2nd best player in Pens history, behind Mario.
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#1968644 Setoguchi
Posted by soonboomer
on 30 April 2010 - 11:43 PM
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#1943953 Will Buttman try to fix the playoffs?
Posted by soonboomer
on 15 April 2010 - 08:18 PM
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#1922667 3/22 GDT: Penguins 1 at Red Wings 3
Posted by soonboomer
on 22 March 2010 - 09:38 PM
Then why does Yzerman say he is impressed with how Crosby is playing, and how he is carrying himself?
He's a competitor. He was frustrated, I'd much rather see him do candy-cane s*** like this then almost end careers like Ovechkin.
When were these comments made? Perhaps before or during the Olympics? Sound logical to me.
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