Must win tonight, I'm a believer!
Go for it!Anybody call the GDT yet?
I wanted to make it, but then was like ''Don't have time''. Now I have time because I'm not physically up for my lunch time walk against this brutal wind.
Let me know soon!
I'll start on it, but I won't hit send until I get the green light!
All set up and ready to go! Just had to hit send!Go for it!
I just tried to upload one but my photo hosting site isn't working with HF now.![]()
Jet Greaves in net for CBJ tonight.
it’s not just about the 5 game sample though it’s just seeing a goalie that’s capable of winning games. you play a system that makes the opposing team’s offense predictable and you limit chances and you can win. We were terrible at that previously and were excellent now. I think a lot of goalies would have been able to win with this team and i believe that it didn’t need to be markstrom, but again I know why fitz wanted/had to get this guy.
i just think goalies are propped up by systems more than people acknowledge. how many goalies put up elite numbers under hitchcock, trotz, etc?
man if only he could help the team win!!!!!!
Must win tonight, I'm a believer!
He was floundering until Cody Glass saved his season. Sure Glass has only been with NJ in four games but you know that Bratt was anticipating his arrival for 10 games before that.A little bit under the radar right now but uh... Jesper Bratt - 21 points in the last 14 games? His rate has picked up with Jack out so maybe... I mean how cool would it be for a 6th round pick to become the first to hit 100 points in franchise history?
Is 97% good?
Must win tonight, I'm a believer!
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but did you think that love was only true in fairytales?
The Monkees have an interesting back story. While it doesn't hold up as an adult, I recall watching the reruns as a little kid and it was fun if goofy. Neil Diamond apparently wrote "I"m A Believer". You are somewhat older than me and I am envious of you experiencing all that music first hand. I'm not really paying attention until the later 1970s and really don't start buying my own records and going to shows until the 1980s. I enjoyed the 1980s bands like Van Halen the Police and U2 but missed all those classic acts from the 1970s in their heyday. In retrospect I'd trade every concert I've been to if I could have been at the Concert for Bangladesh.Were you around when that Monkees hit first surfaced? Released on 11/12/1966. If so, it does my old heart good when I discover another poster in the same age group. LOL
I was a Jr. in High school and they were already on TV with their own idiotic show having premiered the first episode on 9/12/966. The show was really bad, but you always got a song or 2 that would be on the Billboard charts. Most of it was sing-along bubble gum, but they made a financial killing.
The Monkees were a major influence on The Beatles!The Monkees have an interesting back story. While it doesn't hold up as an adult, I recall watching the reruns as a little kid and it was fun if goofy. Neil Diamond apparently wrote "I"m A Believer". You are somewhat older than me and I am envious of you experiencing all that music first hand. I'm not really paying attention until the later 1970s and really don't start buying my own records and going to shows until the 1980s. I enjoyed the 1980s bands like Van Halen the Police and U2 but missed all those classic acts from the 1970s in their heyday. In retrospect I'd trade every concert I've been to if I could have been at the Concert for Bangladesh.
The Monkees were a major influence on The Beatles!
Apparently they were friendly with each other. You'd have thought the Beatles would have seen the Monkees as a parody mocking the Beatles.The Monkees were a major influence on The Beatles!