BlackDogg
There is nothing to do in Mockingbird Heights
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I can't even log in on a computer. Security errorAll I see are a crapload of ghost posts. Site is working as intended.
I can't even log in on a computer. Security errorAll I see are a crapload of ghost posts. Site is working as intended.
Its a shame hes not a man of his word and stopped posting.it's Greatkeith...the Oilers could win the Cup in 5 Games and he'd complain it wasn't in a sweep
I am assuming that you are talking about state income tax. I don't know any state that does not have property tax.I can guarantee you that most Canadian players (probably 95% of them) just think America is a better place to live. Particularly because of the famous cities and in some cases 0 property taxes. Not to mention there's often much better weather.
I don't really think America is even a "better' country than Canada because it has plenty of problems but players just like America better in general. The NHL is an American league and players love American markets. That's just how it is and 0 can be done about it.
He’s not alone there. The Kane signing had people rage quitting the site and making big proclamations about how they could no longer support the team. Strangely several of them are still here.Its a shame hes not a man of his word and stopped posting.
Backlund seems to be on his way out as well. Reported in Swedish papers that he does not want to sign right now even though he had an offer from CGY. Basically said that it was a crappy year with too many negative developments for the team. Adding that he could re-consider if the coming season goes great, but basically little chance of that, so he is more or less expecting to get traded.Not saying this is accurate at all because to be honest I’m not even sure where it came from, but it was forwarded to me by a fellow fan.
I think we can all agree that the top slot is accurate for sure.
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Backlund seems to be on his way out as well. Reported in Swedish papers that he does not want to sign right now even though he had an offer from CGY. Basically said that it was a crappy year with too many negative developments for the team. Adding that he could re-consider if the coming season goes great, but basically little chance of that, so he is more or less expecting to get traded.
Hanafin out as well after this season, and Lindholm (my guess, unless they through a massive over-payment on him).
Seems like they will be competing against the Jets in this aspect as well.If the Flame's master plan is to wait for the deadline to deal these guys (which is probably almost their only option at this point) they are in for a surprise in terms of what the return looks like. There are a lot of quality players on expiring deals that will be out there at the deadline, 100% a buyer's market. Meanwhile the one guy they did trade was the only guy on their team that could drive offense with any degree of consistency.
They continue to fumble the ball so badly and I love every second of it.
Would the last person to leave Calgary, please shut off the lights. Thank you.
Kirk Muller joins Washington Capitals as assistant coach | TSN
The Washington Capitals have named Kirk Muller as an assistant coach and Kenny McCudden as an assistant/skills coach, senior vice president and general manager Brian MacLellan announced Thursday.www.tsn.ca
Calgary seems to be modelling themselves after ArizonaThe Flames' current disposition of their management and coaching staff reminds me of the late 90's when a long series of D level coaches/managers were thrown into those positions due to the fact it's a D market, a team with no hope, and a team with no money.
Oh well I guess haha
Looks like a Flames prospect.
Looks like a Flames prospect.
Looks like a Flames prospect.
Looks like a Flames prospect.
The Flames current lineup is good enough to compete for a playoff spot. They'll get to the trade deadline in a wild card spot and none of their key UFA's will be signed by then. They'll end up trading them all and end up slipping out of the wild card spot, drafting around 15. The circle of mediocrity will continue for Calgary.If the Flame's master plan is to wait for the deadline to deal these guys (which is probably almost their only option at this point) they are in for a surprise in terms of what the return looks like. There are a lot of quality players on expiring deals that will be out there at the deadline, 100% a buyer's market. Meanwhile the one guy they did trade was the only guy on their team that could drive offense with any degree of consistency.
They continue to fumble the ball so badly and I love every second of it.
I have no idea if they even have a pick due to all those conditions on trades they made. So mediocrity might not be the worse case scenario for them this year.The Flames current lineup is good enough to compete for a playoff spot. They'll get to the trade deadline in a wild card spot and none of their key UFA's will be signed by then. They'll end up trading them all and end up slipping out of the wild card spot, drafting around 15. The circle of mediocrity will continue for Calgary.
I was trying to figure out the stipulations of the Monahan trade but it's to confusing. Either way they have to give a pick to Montreal while being a borderline playoff/lottery team for the foreseeable future.I have no idea if they even have a pick due to all those conditions on trades they made. So mediocrity might not be the worse case scenario for them this year.
The Flames current lineup is good enough to compete for a playoff spot. They'll get to the trade deadline in a wild card spot and none of their key UFA's will be signed by then. They'll end up trading them all and end up slipping out of the wild card spot, drafting around 15. The circle of mediocrity will continue for Calgary.
Pronger's wife is terrifying with all that work done to her face