MarchysNoseKnows
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I don’t want to keep him?
The f*** is this kid doing. It’s the preseason. Complete horseshit.
BRUINS GDT Pre-season Game #5 Flyers at Bruins Oct 1, 7 pm NESN, 98.5
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The f*** is this kid doing. It’s the preseason. Complete horseshit.
Which is why I will forever believe he was told to play a different type of hockey. Guy lead the league in hits when we traded for him and once here he had no edge. We needed it. We never got it.
Elias just seems to add a hell of a lot. His passing and creativity on full display. Adding he and a full time poitras line 3 is going to make this team a force IMO
DaStinger
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Wifi with a completely unnecessary hit to the diving champion that is the Toaster Strudel.
Dumb
Edit: I'm not saying Timmy dove here.
It's just his nickname because he dives all the time.
How about the idiot saying the player hit his own face
Ozzy Osbourne
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That is a neck guard. Nothing lo laugh at.The guy in the turtleneck.
MarchysNoseKnows
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Required now for all of youth hockey. And some junior leagues. Will be required in the NHL soon. And should be.
Yup, was happy it was made mandatory for my kid, and all the kids.
The guy in the turtleneck.
First its called a neck guard.
Second you better get used to it.
AHL mandating neck protection starting in '24-25
All AHL skaters, referees and linespersons must add approved cut-resistant neck protectors to their equipment starting in the 2024-25 season.
Ozzy Osbourne
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Yeah, I noticed that after. My first thought was the Hab who wore one as well as our own Louis Slegr.
One of the best things they can do to protect themselves, Like the helmets it also allows the players to be more reckless as well.First its called a neck guard.
Second you better get used to it.
AHL mandating neck protection starting in '24-25
All AHL skaters, referees and linespersons must add approved cut-resistant neck protectors to their equipment starting in the 2024-25 season.www.espn.com
I think its a no brainer
He's not pretty to look at either
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A little, but I’m glad we didn’t get stuck with the guy who filled in for Jack last year.
I think it may take a little time to migrate from radio to tv.
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