I guess he had access to the cleaning supplies and he busted the handle and made a razor sharp end and he let him have it. I'm surprised we have only heard of this now with Pickton.

There's nothing strong about Trumps flabby arms.

He's got to watch his weight though. He barely jams into his Moore's suit. Quite a specimen!

Or, more likely, it turns out management made a mistake. It may turn out that Demko won’t stay healthy, the Canucks miss the playoffs by a couple points and the kid is solid in Pittsburg. Even if Silovs never becomes a starter, the Canucks could have carried three goalies, held on to their current t ...

Chef Boi RD wrote: ↑Sun Jul 13, 2025 2:48 pm I just realized something horrible, I can no longer say ‘thank you, Jim’ when it comes to Silovs.

One less thing for you to shit up the boards about.

I’m not a fan of GM’s who can only trade or want to make trades with the previous franchise they worked with. Love can be blind. It also reveals a GM and their staff’s ineptness at pro scouting players they have no history with and their inability at networking, making connections with the other fra ...

:look: I bet Todd Diamond isn't even his real name I just finished the book Jack “Legs” Diamond, the New York Irish mobster from the early 20’s. It wasn’t his real last name either. Great book, written by Willam Kennedy who wrote Ironweed, later turned into a movie, starring yours truly Jack Nichols ...

Chef Boi RD wrote: ↑Thu Jul 10, 2025 7:42 pm Should the Canucks try and convince Bang Bang Tarnasky to come out of retirement?

That idiot was asking for it. Woo -ing like Ric Flair.

He just tossed the guy like a bag of feathers the last time.

Bottom 6 plus 3 players that are not quit top six so middle 9. So these middle 9 forwards will play below the top 6? I'd assume they would play as head of the bottom 6? So that in theory, would give them 21 forwards on the NHL roster. Add in 7 D and a couple goalies and they will be rocking a 30 ...

Hey ..... at least you are sticking with your original, poor opinion, that Vancouver picked a better player in Olaf. Dude and Danny flip flopped like seals when called out about it. Puke Stroker was much the same.

So there's a middle 9 forwards now. How many forwards are they planning on carrying for the coming season?

Nick Tarnasky beating up that idiot on the golf course is gold. Golf is becoming a full contact sport in Canada.

Cornuck wrote: ↑Tue Jul 08, 2025 6:14 pm

Blob Mckenzie wrote: ↑Tue Jul 08, 2025 5:39 pm The top 10-15 picks will stay in the CHL.

Why? They can make cash right away, play competitive hockey and get an education.

But perhaps they can walk right onto an NHL roster as an 18/19 year old and make serious coin.

To me he still has trouble tracking long shots. He's a total athlete and agile as hell dealing with shots around the net. I watched hm pretty closely the two times l went out to the Barn. He stunk in his NHL duty last year. Big reason they missed the playoffs. Mëds taking another swipe at CURRENT ...

The top 10-15 picks will stay in the CHL. The late firsts and second rounders may choose the college route to bulk up, have more gym time and further their education. I don't think it's going to murder the CHL. The Tier 2 junior leagues lose quakity players efery year feeding the NCAA.

Relax Tiger.

I have no doubt M. Tkachuk would’ve bolted for America if we had drafted him. The Tkachuk’s are red white and blue to the bone. I’d be surprised if Brady stays a Senator for long. But at least, ifvwe had drafted Matthew we would’ve gotten some kind of asset in return. Or would we? Also, it wasn’t ju ...