Is it just me or is sports losing the allure it once had.
Was it Charlie that talked about how going into the series this looked to be one of the best/most equal finals in a long time or was that about the Conference Finals?
I forget.
I think the fat lady is singing in Vegas.
My favorite narrative in sports is: "You just can't win with this [objectively good] player! C-u-l-t-u-r-e." And then they win and onto the next player. Looking at you, Auston!
Do you have something against fat ladies?
No shit.Wow - one of the most dominant shifts i've ever seen and it ends with a goal. Vegas is going to win the Cup and whether you hate them or not, they deserve it.
Posts that are evergreen in Earth Prime and the Quackverse.Wow - one of the most dominant shifts i've ever seen and it ends with a goal. Vegas is going to win the Cup and whether you hate them or not, they deserve it.
Vegas has been a great team for every year they've been in the league so far. Shows how mickey mouse ran the Flyers are.There was a time when Vegas, and Winnipeg had a playoff series that I felt both teams would stay atop of the West for a while.
One fell off dramatically, but Vegas has done a good job. Credit where it’s due.
One draft pick playing for Vegas is absolutely nuts.
It's not just you. We're all getting older.Is it just me or is sports losing the allure it once had.
I saw someone make a point about Vegas earlier on Twitter. They don’t really get credit for moving off players they didn’t really see fit from a salary cap/contractual standpoint. The conventional thing to do would be just deal with it out of the sake of “doing the right thing”. But they haven’t even when the conventional thinkers have claimed it will have players sour on them (which it hasn’t because players want to win).
To be fair 90% of us and the league laughed at the majority of the team they picked from jump street, and they've just continued to perform greatlyStone again. Bob is cooked but its almost unfair to pull him. Not sure they have a choice.
They've been brilliantly managed from the get-go.