Jim Bob
RIP RJ
More likely he's looking for an edge for his beer league.He's treating it like a PTO
All roads lead to beer league, after all!
More likely he's looking for an edge for his beer league.He's treating it like a PTO
I read it as the top scorer in Jacksonville.I guess 21st in the league is now at the top?
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I read it as the top scorer in Jacksonville.
The boys knew their new coach cared – but he wasn’t perfect.
"He struggled with names," Jay says. "My name’s Jay, but I was always Jack. For three years I was Jack."
"My last name, 'Vyverberg.' I was 'Viberg,' " Al says.
And Don Cherry’s time in Rochester came to an end in 1974.
Knise was helping at one of Cherry's summer hockey camps when he got the news.
"He came in one morning and said, 'You won't believe it, boys, but I've got the call to go coach the Bruins. And I have to leave in two days,' " Knise recalls. "And he said something, like, 'What do I say to Mr. Orr and Mr. Esposito?' "
From afar, the boys from Pittsford cheered on their old coach. And when John found himself in Boston, Cherry invited him to a game.
"I ended up in the locker room with him. And we split a six pack of beer, of Bud, in his office off the locker room after that game," John says. "I’m just a kid, right?"
Turns out, Cherry really liked reminiscing about his high school team.
"I went down to see him at his hockey camp," Al says. "And I walked in the locker room, and Mike Milbury was in there – three or four other NHL and AHL players. And he goes, 'Al Vyverberg! Now that was a power play.' He starts pointing at all these other guys: 'If you guys play power play like my high school team!' And they're all looking at him like he's absolutely nuts."
Years after Cherry’s NHL coaching career was over, Knise went to visit him at one of his restaurants in Toronto.
"The bar was full," Knise recalls. "And he came running out, put his hands up in the air, and he goes, 'People: one of my players is here.' It’s the first time I ever signed autographs. They all thought I played for him in professional hockey. And it was our high school team."
It was MacLean who was the doucheMakes him seem like not quite the douche I had always assumthus?
That's a good get for themI see Jax has signed UM alumni Justen Close.
Just found that. I won't do it. Shame.Holy cow! AHLtv has been taken over by flohockey. So you pay $150 for a year, or $29.99 monthly for 7 months which is $210 for that time. It gives you everything flohockey offers. I don't see a way where you can only pay to watch only Amerks games.
Just turning 32. This article makes it sound like he could have come back to Rochester if he wanted to.