Around the League Thread | New Year, New Me

[arttk]

Frankly, I wouldn't want to play the Avs with Miller in the playoffs.

until Miller implodes that room too

 

[December5th]

real life is not real confirmed

 

[Britton]

This isn't actually that strange, he's clearly trying to not eat a face full of glass when he gets hit, I get that they rounded the glass there so he wasn't gonna get completely pacioretty'd but it still wouldn't be pleasant.

 

[rypper]

What's this interaction lol:

 

[Blue and Green]

Just go with Roughriders… or Rough Riders

Gotta be the latter; Saskatchewan still using the former. Re-name the rink George Brancato Arena.

 

[krutovsdonut]

that's a long way to fall if you have a bony ass.

 

[Szechwan]

The year is 20XX, the NHL has just announced their 47th expansion team: the Omaha Professional Athletes

thanks omaha

 

[Michael Dal Swolle]

The year is 20XX, the NHL has just announced their 47th expansion team: the Omaha Professional Athletes

To be fair, Greendale Human Beings was taken

 

[me2]

Just go with Roughriders… or Rough Riders

The NHL is pleasedv to announce a second team for Vancouver: the DTES Slappers

I had AI generate a logo

 

[andora]

The NHL is pleasedv to announce a second team for Vancouver: the DTES Slappers

I had AI generate a logo

This Petalsson and Milena

 

[HelloCookie]

I think they stopped considering the pluralisation (is that even a word) when someone in the room preactively chirped "The Mammoths have shown up for training camp, eh?"

 

[Jyrki21]

The NHL is an elite level hockey league

 

[Jyrki21]

mammoth would be at least tolerable if they pluralized it

Yeah, same thing for Yeti (or Kraken for that matter). Everyone says "it sounds better". Based on what? It doesn't even make sense. Are they all meant to link up into one entity? The Vancouver Canuck? The Ottawa Senator?

tonite in nashville the great smoky take on the vancouver cascade. only in the nhl

I think "Vancouver Cascade" actually sounds awesome (and does make sense in the singular). But if you're going by the mountain range, in BC it'd be the "Coast". Which, yeah.