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I lost all respect for him when he made those comments about going to class at Boston University.bruins72 wrote:I heard the Caps put Chris Bourque on waivers today. I have no interest in the Bruins picking him up. He dad was THE MAN but he's not so much.
The Avalanche could use both of them immediatelybruins72 wrote:Thrashers cut Manny Legace and Dan Fritsche.
He's grown up a very rich kid in a town that worshiped his father and the "Bourque" name. I'm sure that's given the kid somewhat of a big head. I hear his younger brother, Ryan (who I believe is draft eligible in 2010 or 2011), is much more level headed.Laker2415 wrote:I lost all respect for him when he made those comments about going to class at Boston University.bruins72 wrote:I heard the Caps put Chris Bourque on waivers today. I have no interest in the Bruins picking him up. He dad was THE MAN but he's not so much.
Ryan was drafted by the New York Rangers. A much better player IMObruins72 wrote:He's grown up a very rich kid in a town that worshiped his father and the "Bourque" name. I'm sure that's given the kid somewhat of a big head. I hear his younger brother, Ryan (who I believe is draft eligible in 2010 or 2011), is much more level headed.Laker2415 wrote:I lost all respect for him when he made those comments about going to class at Boston University.bruins72 wrote:I heard the Caps put Chris Bourque on waivers today. I have no interest in the Bruins picking him up. He dad was THE MAN but he's not so much.
Wow. Maybe it was the defense in Detroit that made Legs look so good.bruins72 wrote:Thrashers cut Manny Legace and Dan Fritsche.
That would be a safe assumption!Hypnotist wrote:Wow. Maybe it was the defense in Detroit that made Legs look so good.bruins72 wrote:Thrashers cut Manny Legace and Dan Fritsche.
With Zherdev in contractual no-man's land and Fritsche traded then released, I think it's safe to declare that Columbus is the hands down winner in the trade with the Rags for Tyutin & Backman.
I read somewhere that the Canucks would have to be at a certain level in the salary cap to reap the benefits of the LTIR and they would not be there with both Schneider and Demitra on LTIRbatdad wrote:No doubt Hypno. And I wonder if everyone will read this before they post next...
Canucks have not put Pavol Demitra on LTIR as was orignally thought. This means that they are right at the salary cap and have 23 on the roster. This should quickly end the Sundin/Forsberg stuff that was already being talked about on the radio.
Lions best player was 40-year-old Finnish goalie Ari Sulander who has played over 10 years in Switzerland. I think he still can be number one goalie in few NHL-teams, Kari Jalonen wanted him to be goalie in last World Championships, but Sulander didn't wanted take Pekka Rinne's place in Finland's goalie. Hope you check out some Zürich Lions games and you can see him playin'. 
). I keep fingers crossed and hope he will help Avalanche to clinch the playoff spot this season. But I'm afraid they need better goalie for it.McQwak wrote:I read that Forsberg is heading to Colorado for sure. They will announce it on Thursday. It can be good for Duchene, Stastny and other young guns to play with him at least few games (till his season ending injury
- again. But Foppa is considering his return anyway, so why not to Denver? I Hope that he keeps his promise to retire and i don't wish that he makes comeback in january like last year or like Scott Niedermayer and Teemu Selänne did in 2007-08. 
Go Sulo!Jypfan92 wrote:Lions best player was 40-year-old Finnish goalie Ari Sulander
Niedermayer and Selanne never "officially" called retired. They just said they needed to think the decision over. Where as Sundin has now officially retires.Jypfan92 wrote:Mats Sundin retires.
Hodgson and Duchene in Brampton?? No Taveras in the OHL...I think we can predict Brampton and Windsor battiling it outMcQwak wrote:I read that Forsberg is heading to Colorado for sure. They will announce it on Thursday. It can be good for Duchene, Stastny and other young guns to play with him at least few games (till his season ending injury
. Maybe it will replace is brain a little bit, that makes me think about the same situation about Grabovski....just hope is head will not get bigger than him....Sorry my english, i just mean that Scott and Teemu started their season in middle of the season and i don't want that Mats or Foppa or anybody else would make same thing, but now i hope that Foppa wouldn't make NHL-comeback.getzlaf15 wrote:Niedermayer and Selanne never "officially" called retired. They just said they needed to think the decision over. Where as Sundin has now officially retires.Jypfan92 wrote:Mats Sundin retires.
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