VirginiaMtlExpat
Second most interesting man in the world.
Didn't know that. Makes sense then.I believe that lady was his billet.
Didn't know that. Makes sense then.I believe that lady was his billet.
At the time they signed Danault, I said that was too much to pay for too long for a 3rd line center and that they will probably look to move him after the third year of that contract.LA Kings will test that cheap goalie theory.
52M on F
26M on D
3M on G
... Danault will/might be the 3rd center of the LAK this season because someone in that team's front office probably needs a legal guardian.At the time they signed Danault, I said that was too much to pay for too long for a 3rd line center and that they will probably look to move him after the third year of that contract.
I still stick by my prediction as not this year but next summer they wil need to sign their young guys hitting RFA and Danault wil be a luxury they can’t afford to keep anymore in order to make room for others
That was the story at the time but turns out she really wasn't Zadina's billet. They did an interview with her on the Habs YT channel after and her name is Janie Barrios and she lives in Louisiana.Didn't know that. Makes sense then.
Leafs fans think they can keep Nylander @ Dubois $$
That was the story at the time but turns out she really wasn't Zadina's billet. They did an interview with her on the Habs YT channel after and her name is Janie Barrios and she lives in Louisiana.
It's his own fault. Danault should have requested a trade the minute Bergevin signed on.A few weeks ago, Internet Hockey: LAK is going after PLD because Kopitar is on his last contract year and won't be re-signed so PLD is his replacement.
LAK today: re-sign Kopitar and give him a full no move clause that is applied backward to the last year of his contract.
Danault officially LAK 3e center for the next 3 seasons.
Yeah, they shoulda interviewed the commando lady instead.
Word on the street is he thought the work was done once he was drafted. Didn’t endear himself to the team at all. Perhaps he’s using this as motivation to get his shit together and try and salvage his career.One thing is for sure. He has balls and he doesnt want to play for « money » because he’ll maybe never get those 4M$ back again.
I'd rather have Ylonen than Zadina. Because if Ylonen ain't producing, he's still a useful player to have in your line-up and he can be in the Bottom-6 or get time in the Top-6. If Zadina ain't scoring, he's useless.
That’s cause he didn’t yet find his inner Dubois.It's his own fault. Danault should have requested a trade the minute Bergevin signed on.
But he's living in LA, on the beach, making millions, about to go on a cup run and nobody knows who he is. It's the new dream of today's NHL player and it's frightening for Canadian teams imo.
Monty for PLDMonty could be someone enticing for them
Now now, let's not get too crazy here, Allen should sufficeMonty for PLD
confirmed.
Downside - he's living in LA and not further away, its a total dump of a city soon as you leave your house. Taxes are insane, no laws.. homeless everywhere.. crime rampant
FYI Los Angeles is a big place.
and now for a different take don't listen to crazy old coots like this guy. I lived in California 2017-2022 and it was incredible, some of the best years of my life. taxes? i'm not obsessed with taxes like these guys are. homeless? overblown by the conservative media. there's a serious homelessness problem in red states too. overall, quality of life is high and California has it all: coast, mountains, forest, cities, great food and a strong economy.I had a condo there, sold two years ago, I have seen the destruction of it first hand. Kept a place near Palm Springs instead. North Hollywood is brutal now, downtown is like a war zone, Malibu is lined with full time squatters, can't even go to any tourist beach they are disgusting. If you can hang out in Santa Barbara or Orange County, life is pretty good. The thing I disliked about LA is you are never more than 8 blocks from total gangland, including BH. Honestly I'll probably sell out of there too because the tax implications are going to be unreal. They are talking about charging Cali residents taxes even after you move away, for example, and its already in place if you own a house there or your spouse lives there and you move. Its not the paradise it once was.
I know some people still love it, I just can't do it anymore and even the super rich athletes can't escape the issues in the nice areas.
Thanks for the warning.I had a condo there, sold two years ago, I have seen the destruction of it first hand. Kept a place near Palm Springs instead. North Hollywood is brutal now, downtown is like a war zone, Malibu is lined with full time squatters, can't even go to any tourist beach they are disgusting. If you can hang out in Santa Barbara or Orange County, life is pretty good. The thing I disliked about LA is you are never more than 8 blocks from total gangland, including BH. Honestly I'll probably sell out of there too because the tax implications are going to be unreal. They are talking about charging Cali residents taxes even after you move away, for example, and its already in place if you own a house there or your spouse lives there and you move. Its not the paradise it once was.
I know some people still love it, I just can't do it anymore and even the super rich athletes can't escape the issues in the nice areas.
In regards to the the wild fires, from the Vancouver Sun and CBC.and now for a different take don't listen to crazy old coots like this guy. I lived in California 2017-2022 and it was incredible, some of the best years of my life. taxes? i'm not obsessed with taxes like these guys are. homeless? overblown by the conservative media. there's a serious homelessness problem in red states too. overall, quality of life is high and California has it all: coast, mountains, forest, cities, great food and a strong economy.
"dOwNtOwN iS LiKe a wArZoNe"
one legit downside though: fire season. that's a real bummer
Wdm Edmontons been a contender for like 4 years nowReal talk.
I hope Chicago fails miserably with their scorched earth approach.
It bothers me that they have traded good, young, useful players with the intention of being bad in the future so they can draft high. They were rewarded with Bedard but as we've seen in Edmonton even the best player in the world can't help a crappy roster.
A big shitty place with the worst infrastructure in the developped world. Theres a reason urbanists, geophysicians and geographers use LA as the worst example of how to develop a city.FYI Los Angeles is a big place.
and now for a different take don't listen to crazy old coots like this guy. I lived in California 2017-2022 and it was incredible, some of the best years of my life. taxes? i'm not obsessed with taxes like these guys are. homeless? overblown by the conservative media. there's a serious homelessness problem in red states too. overall, quality of life is high and California has it all: coast, mountains, forest, cities, great food and a strong economy.
"dOwNtOwN iS LiKe a wArZoNe"
one legit downside though: fire season. that's a real bummer
In regards to the the wild fires, from the Vancouver Sun and CBC.
If the Donnie Creek wildfire — the largest ever recorded in B.C. — was burning in the Lower Mainland, it would have scorched land all the way from Sechelt on the Sunshine Coast to Agassiz in the Fraser Valley.
The 5,715-square-kilometre fire, which was sparked by lightning in May, could burn until winter or continue smouldering and re-emerge next spring, according to the B.C. Wildfire Service.
Just how big is B.C.’s largest wildfire? It would stretch beyond the Lower Mainland
The raging Donnie Creek fire would stretch beyond the Lower Mainlandvancouversun.com
https://i.cbc.ca/1.6892297.16880094...en/derivatives/16x9_620/donnie-creek-fire.jpg
Bay Area was lovely what can i say I'm not old and paranoidum, yeah ok... now I'm not sure you ever lived there with that Hottake lol
but this is not a problem unique to California. the whole west is designed for car-centric urban sprawl. Phoenix AZ, Houston TX are just as bad.A big shitty place with the worst infrastructure in the developped world. Theres a reason urbanists, geophysicians and geographers use LA as the worst example of how to develop a city.
Yes, LA is just bigger which makes it worse by definition. (More people, larger area)Bay Area was lovely what can i say I'm not old and paranoid
but this is not a problem unique to California. the whole west is designed for car-centric urban sprawl. Phoenix AZ, Houston TX are just as bad.