But signing KK and his one year contract would probably have meant no Dach and a 6M KK for few years. Everyone is a winner here.
why in the world would someone bring a real wheelchair as a prop to a college frat party, then leave it unattended at the top of a flight of stairs? a normal person's first thought should be "hmm, maybe someone's using this".
It's one post explaining his situation, where's the campaign?
That injured Colorado team limited the Leaf's mighty offense to only 19 shots in what resembled a playoff-type of game. The big 4 had no time and space to create chances and don't forget that the whistles don't come out as easily in playoff hockey. The only way they will advance against Tampa is if their bottom 6 gets them through it. I say that because the "big guns" tend to shy away from the rough tight checking hockey.
I think tampa is just bored of regular season. Its just too regular for them. Toronto's problem is that their core members are not ready for the type of hockey that is played in the pllayoffs. Less calls, less space more hits. First round is quite tough. Also, Toronto would need their goalie to go on a hot streak at the right time.
It's happening more often with these kids,a couple of days ago they beat the crap out of an autistic kid in New York and they arrested a 14 year old,but catch and release is working right ?basic disregard for your fellow human being is what it boils down to.
Normally, anyone needing a wheelchair would be sitting in the wheelchair. The kids damaged the chair, which was childish and dumb, but their action was not directed at a handicapped person who was nowhere to be seen. Could they have done the math, looked around, asked if anyone knew who the chair belonged to? Yes. Instead, they acted impulsively and should be punished for property damage, along with a lesson in using their brains. But they didn't target anyone nor act with malicious intent towards anyone. I get the anger; I don't get the moral outrage.
Hockey fans and hockey media culture has been extremely quick to react to things. From calling 911 after a bad hit to demanding the expulsion of Alexander Ovechkin, there is no nuance or 'chill' in the online hockey fan.
Why? Do we want hockey to be played by emotionless robots? Sorry Dvorak.
Growing up, I had a buddy that would get the poop runs before we would go out to party. Everytime. He'd get so excited to party, he'd get diarrheia.
