That's a nationals spring training hat.

Nobody knows what happened between St. Louis and the Tampa organization. Assuming his original Team Canada snub caused him to demand a trade to the Rangers is just wrong. Do you honestly think that a player that has played very long with the franchise, and has succeeded in every fashion, is going to demand a trade…

Tampa's honeymoon with Yzerman has officially ended.

Stanley Cup Champ. Olympic Gold medalist. Hart Trophy winner. Art Ross Trophy Winner. Three time Lady Byng trophy winner. The guy owes nothing to anyone and if he wants out of Tampa Bay because his own GM completely disrespected him, I say fine. Enjoy New York.

"Something called the Tampa Bay Lightning trade the entire City of St. Louis to someone called The New York Rangers."

/fixed.

I'm just going to post this periodically for people who hate the new format as much as I do, sorry if you've already seen it.

From an anonymous internet troll, I'll take that as a compliment or at least top-shelf irony.

I'm not one of those "I hate change" people. Honestly, I'm not. But when it comes to Kinja, all I really want to know is if anyone at Gawker actually took it for a test drive. Like, for real. Without a blindfold.

As of the time of this comment, here is the #1 featured discussion in this post thanks to The New Kinja Experience:

Simon, you don't even realize you lost

I can't top your comments, I'll stop trying

YAWN

Sunday: The Canucks close the roof.

Alright, now do one with every Kinja site redesign!

I think they forgot Maradona's famous 8 ball

Don't look at me, *I* voted for "fox6now.com".

As a Wisconsinite, go to hell.

eh, if someone told me not to do drugs on national tv the first thing i would do is drugs

I'm convinced that "Rob Ford" was a character created by Jimmy Kimmel in 2003 as a viral prank, and that at the end of the segment the man playing Rob Ford would just revert to his normal voice as a classically-trained British theater actor.