CanadianChris

DAMMIT! I KNEW I should've taken this last round.

You bastard. Now I don't know what my second pick will be. For that matter, now I'm not sure what I want my first pick to be.

Don't feel bad, I had Chara picked last round (also in a Sens jersey) until I changed my mind at the last minute.

I'm amazed the Celtics aren't up by 20 or more, what with them having three extra guys on the court at all times.

Gert is up.

I think that's probably why the first match was the best. They didn't hate each other at the time, and they were able to have a really nice back-and-forth match. Whereas with the ironman match, neither guy seemed to want to give anything to the other, and the last, well, you know.

Star Trek: The Next Generation The best of the Treks, IMO.

Cake. Not even close.

Oh, very good. I always thought that was the best match of the three.

You know, I hadn't thought of late night talk shows, but since we're on the subject... Late Night with David Letterman I taped this every single night when I was a teenager. Absolute genius.

This is a sad day, indeed. McKay was one of the first sports voices I can remember, on Wide World of Sports. From ESPN.com:

All right, I'll start by taking one of the greatest defensive forwards of all time, winner of the first four Selke Trophies, a Conn Smythe winner, a seven-time Cup winner as player and GM, and a Hall of Famer: Bob Gainey, LW And the greatest mustache in NHL history: Lanny McDonald, RW

Damn, Roger was my sleeper coach, too. And I was hoping Serge Savard would slip to me. Need to do some research...back in a few.

I want a really long match, and a Rock match. This qualifies on both counts: Iron Man match for the WWF Championship: The Rock [c] vs. Triple H, Judgment Day, May 21, 2000 The video package for this was just fantastic, too.

I've started building the D-line, now it's time to start building the O-line. No, this is NOT the head coach. Art Shell, OT 8x Pro Bowl selection (1972, 1973, 1974, 1975, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1980) 7x All-Pro selection (1972, 1973, 1974, 1975, 1976, 1977, 1978) 2-time Super Bowl winner (XI, XV) NFL 1970s All-Decade Team Played in 207 of 212 games from 1968 to 1982 (156 consecutive, then 51 consecutive) Elected to Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1989

I was saving it for the same reason, but that was just the kind of match that Al's liable to take.

All right, it's probably too early to take this match, but I'd be mad at myself if I didn't get it. So, I'll grab the greatest match in this show's history... Randy Savage vs. Bret Hart, airdate November 28, 1987

I can't tell you how many matches are running through my head right now.

You mind not giving other people ideas?

Al actually had Austin/Dude as his backup pick last time around, in case I picked one of the matches he ended up choosing. So it was on a few people's minds.

As long as is still there, I'm good.

Darthtiki timed out. Mole is next.

The steroid dealer who cooperated with the feds about his suppliers, and with the NFL about his customers, was just found shot dead in his home, as well as his girlfriend: http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=3427526 That's pretty chilling stuff. I'd like to think this could sober up some of the players about what they're getting themselves into, but I'm not that naive.

Very true. My wife's aunt lives in Ann Arbor, and we were basically told when we were visiting not to go to certain areas in Detroit under any circumstances.

He has an opinion and he's not afraid to scream it at the top of his lungs.