With all do respect to Wild Bill and Co on the top line, I’d venture to guess that any opponent treats this line as the de facto top line for matchup purposes. Calling them a 2nd line is more semantics then anything, they are a top line forward group and probably one of the top 5 or 10 in the league.

nice

you can drag him for being a racist and a piece of shit but leaving school who gives a fuck*, if you can get better treatment and better prepare yourself for the NFL or NBA, if your looking for good examples of doing such for different reasons see Ben Simmons and Myles Jack, both dropped out and have done okay.

I think its two fold why he would accept this deal, first when your in your pre arbitration years you have no control over what the team opts to pay you they simply tender a contract and you accept it or not, then a couple years later you get to arbitration, players pre arbitration make peanuts and I dont think there…

eh the trades werent that lopsided at least the Schenn deal, I think Philly getting frost and farabee could well end up ahead on that deal depending on how much of a subtraction Lehtera contract was, Buffalo is really banking on Tage and the picks to really pan out otherwise that was a disaster for them

As somebody whose pulling for the Jets in this series, Binnington gets and deserves a lot of credit, but to me the Blues success all comes down to Ryan O’Reilly, I think he’s hands down the best 2 way center in the game right now, take away the Scheifele chance with the goalie pulled and the Jets top line was…

They screen tested it with rats, and people were too grossed out, I’m trying not to vomit as I type this.

crazy how at 30 years old in such a violent sport teams are willing to shell out money, but in a non contact sport (MLB) 30 year olds are deviod of all talent and struggling to find work via free agency

I wish more people spoke as honestly as Chuck does.

its 2019 thats whats people do

I was thinking the same thing and naturally the broadcasters never mentioned the whack delivered by Guy right across the arm.

I get that that can happen, but this book was published in 2015, the netflix movie is an adaptation of the book, and A Quiet Place was released in 2018 the writers of which have denied any connection. I just think its too much of a coincidence for two writers to have the exact same plot points and its far more likely…

Can anybody shed any light on the Silence, it sounds almost identical to the premise of A Quiet Place, did the writers of A Quiet Place get away with a blatant rip off?

Frasier was a better therapist in Boston, he got Sam back on the wagon in like an episode or two.

I dont think Harvard can do anything to the coach without being sued, he has a decent defense in that the real estate market is fickle and he took advantage of a great market when he sold the home.

“the Atlantic division is stacked” problem

I think this is way more about dundon than the leagues failures. I believe there will be a lot of lawsuits coming his way if it turns out this was all a loss writeoff tech grab maneuver.

Not that i felt the need to fact check you, I was just more interested in the Court of Ontario stipulating such a low discount rate. I read this piece:

I wasn’t very clear in my response I’ve seen 6% a lot its what a lot of folks use for an off the cuff Discounted cash flow calculation these days

6% is pretty much the default here, the more investment grade (or guaranteed the payment) it goes down a 2-4 %, but you can even get 2.5% in savings accounts why the hell would they use 0.1%.