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WERE HAVING A FIRE! sale

I've been wondering that myself.  Who knows?  

I'm pretty excited for Coetzee.  I'm just worried that the Griffins have too many undersized scorers.  

Coetzee, Tatar and Pare are 5'10.
Mursak is 5'11.  

The Griffins need some serious size for their team next year.

Nothing will prepare you for Red Wing hockey like throwing a bunch of undersized players with no gritty support into a North American rink full of goons wearing the opposite jersey!

Can someone photoshop Langface, Crosbyface, and Doanface into a picture where they're all screaming at Godzilla or something?  Or better yet: photoshop their faces onto three different Godzillas wreaking havoc on a city.

No way we can afford him.

it saddens me to see wings fans cheering for pronger.

I'd rather cheer for Pronger than Kane.

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this kid looks like a really hard worker and hes got great speed

He is amazing at finding those small holes that open up right in front of the net for just a moment, and that's all he needs to redirect a shot into the net.  He has a great eye for how the game unwinds.  I'd like to see him build up some more muscle because those holes are less common in the NHL, and the punishment for getting caught in them is a bit steeper.  
I'm excited about Tatar, to say the least.

Ya guys, why doesn't Holland just get Stamkos?! He had 51! goals last season, and is making .875mil a year! Surely the added offense would help the team right?

Pssh .875 is a lot for someone who can only score 51 goals.  I mean, he's technically worth it, but he'll have to take a Red Wings' discount in order to show his loyalty.

Did dressing fighter Riley Cote for half the season hurt the Flyers?

   I think the wings are good enough to be able to give some thug (like May) 4 mninutes a night throught most of the regular season and still make the playoffs (where said thug's services are less likely to be needed).  The presence of a low-talent fighter on a team in the regular season doesn't seem to have a clear effect on the success of a team.  It doesn't help much, doesn't hurt much, but it will usually provide a bit of fun in November when the susperstars are coasting, so I'm all for it.

I don't know if using the team that got into the playoffs on a shootout in the last game of the season is the best approach at getting your point across.  Especially when the player in question only played in 15 games, not half the season.
Anyway, I would love to see a fighter on the Wings roster.  But like others have said: I want to know that he can score when needed and wont be a liability.

In addition to the money, Yzerman was offered a job with a lot of power, and I think that was what he was getting at with the deal that he "couldn't refuse".  He was the first person signed after a front office clearing, and he gets to pick who he works with.  Vinik said Yzerman will have "full reign" over all hockey related matters for the team.  He won't have to consult with anybody or convince anybody of his decisions.  The Tampa Bay Lightning is officially his brainchild now, and nobody else's.  That's pretty nifty for a rookie GM.

Maybe you should look at his stats and then his caphit and come back to this thread.

I'm a fan of Yzerman (and by extension the Lightning) just about as much as the Wings, so this persona non grata thing isn't much of an issue.

you guys are no fun

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Is it irony when Hossa says "We just have to be much more smarter"?

He'd make a great lawyer.  Any opposing law team would have to face his ferocious elbows if they tried to win the case.

They have to overturn Joyce's call.  This is something so sacred to baseball that was ripped away, and all sides are seeing it the same way.  Joyce admitted it was bad afterward, the Tigers obviously, fans from all over the world are in upheaval online, the NYY and Cardinals managers both say it should be overturned.  When has a call garnished this much negative attention?