Nice to see Inanna back and posting. Must be back from the West, after a nice relaxing summer, or maybe found a real hot boyfriend to keep her occupied over the summer. Look forward to more posts, as it's always nice to get the female perspective on things.
Both Helle and Scheif, will say their open to staying, even if their not. They have to be here this season for sure, so there is no benefit to say, I'm outa here, at the end of the season, and have fans mad at them and maybe booing them. This way they give the fans hope that maybe they're re -signing here, and they will get fan support. It's a smart way to do things. I remember Mathew Tkachuk saying the same thing in Calgary last year, and at season's end, he was "gone."
I'm not really back since I spent the summer here in Winnipeg, save for 5 days at a friend's cabin. I took a bartenders' course last April/May and landed a part-time gig. Mom and baby sister flew out to visit me for a change just before school started for them and spent a long weekend here at 37C. No new boyfriend nor is one wanted, but a variety of dates of varying temperatures.Nice to see Inanna back and posting. Must be back from the West, after a nice relaxing summer, or maybe found a real hot boyfriend to keep her occupied over the summer. Look forward to more posts, as it's always nice to get the female perspective on things.
He definitely has more of a finger on ownerships pulse...
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Interesting comments and no real surprise despite the contradiction vs what they tell us when asked about the status of negotiations.LeBrun: How Mark Scheifele and the Jets ended months of trade rumors with a face-to-face sitdown
The Jets center signed a seven-year, $59.5 million contract to remain in Winnipeg after a summer of speculation over where he'd land.
“You go through the summer and you just don’t know what’s going to happen,” Scheifele said, appearing on the Get Yer Back podcast that I host with Ryan Rishaug. “Once I actually signed, I think I actually slept like 10 hours.
“You don’t understand the weight that is actually on you until it’s actually done. The amount of stress, the amount of anxiety — just every little thought that goes through your brain. … It is a weight taken off your shoulders. But at the same time, it’s extra motivation. You want to be worth your deal. You want to be an impact player each and every night.”
Marks been great. May not be showing much on the score sheet, but he's doing the little things right and looks engaged.
Not showing up on the score sheet still averages out at 33 goals and 74 points for an 82 game schedule.
LeBrun: How Mark Scheifele and the Jets ended months of trade rumors with a face-to-face sitdown
The Jets center signed a seven-year, $59.5 million contract to remain in Winnipeg after a summer of speculation over where he'd land.
“You go through the summer and you just don’t know what’s going to happen,” Scheifele said, appearing on the Get Yer Back podcast that I host with Ryan Rishaug. “Once I actually signed, I think I actually slept like 10 hours.
“You don’t understand the weight that is actually on you until it’s actually done. The amount of stress, the amount of anxiety — just every little thought that goes through your brain. … It is a weight taken off your shoulders. But at the same time, it’s extra motivation. You want to be worth your deal. You want to be an impact player each and every night.”
ANOTHER save by Jesus!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11Maybe if the Jets signed and put Jesus between the pipes, Scheif may defend it a little harder
