the max

I had to keep up with it on ESPN2's bottomline. Apparently the Rangers v. Hurricanes is more intriguing than Ottawa v. Toronto.

Actually, it's quite simple. You get a stadium on the offweek of football between the last conference game and the NFL Championship, sell a shit ton of tickets, and make more money than ever.

3-6 = Pinnacle.

Worth whatever price to get the greatest episode ever. Marge v. The Monorail Genius, simply genius.

I too would like to know. I see nothing about it anywhere.

Oates is a classic overachiever. My shoe-ins are Bourque, Sakic, Yzerman, Hull, Messier, Francis, Andreychuk, and Jagr. When he retires, Brodeur will be bigger than Roy, and they are both going, no question.

Idiot.

Excellent twist. Palmer has to decide between life and his job. Jack has to decide between life and his job. The prime characters are in simular situations, with Jack's being more dangerous of course.

No harm, no foul.

Bumping the proper thread Returns tomorrow night, as we find out who the bidders are, and we have reason to believe that Jack knows who at least one of them is. I was looking at imdb, and they had Penny Johnson Gerald credited as (2001-2003, 2004)...could she be one of the bidders for the virus? FIND OUT TOMORROW NIGHT AT 9, AFTER TWO SKANKS PLAY ON A MUDDY FARM!!!

See, here's my question. Now why don't the two #1 teams play each other and the winner becomes BCS Master of the Football Universe or something?

If all else fails:

try right clicking the icon and setting its default to full screen.

cougar hunting?

*shakes fist at Chris*

I doubt anyone will carry it, and I haven't seen it anywhere on my digital cable. I want to see it too, since TSN has had it plastered all over their site lately.

Not really, as they have the homegrown talent. Rick Nash is going to be great, as is Nikolai Zherdev. They have Andrew Cassels and Geoff Sanderson to provide veteran leadership, plus one of the more underrated goaltenders in the league in Marc Denis. The only name that I would open up the strings for if I were Columbus would be to try and offer something for Scott Mellanby. He's rugged, he'd be their gritty top-line rightwinger that can score when needed to.

Well, Buffalo was in hot water due to ownership. They have a new owner, who has good people working for him, and will now try to build around Drury, Afinogenov, and Briere on offense and Kalenin, Zhitnik, and Tallinder on defense with two excellent goaltenders in Noronen and Biron. They just need some more experience, which will come. Personally, I'd love to see them ditch the black/red/white and go back to blue/gold. No real reason or anything. Ottawa has no money troubles anymore after Melnyk purchased the franchise. It's not like the old days when they'd win 9 games a year, they are legit contenders, have one of the deepest talent pools in the league, and just need to get hungry for the win now. Pittsburgh I semi-agree with. I can see the whole "fans need to come out and see this team because...MARIO LEMIEUX SAID SO~!" but really, what reason do the fans have? Why go out and watch home team lose over and over and over and over again? They have no money, so they can't afford their best player (Fleury), their star is never healthy and has to recover from a barrage of injuries every year. So, why go out? Let them move...to Winnipeg~! Nashville I agree with. They've done nothing, they have a few good players, but play in a bad market, right next to Columbus and the popular Blue Jackets. Carolina I'd rather just see moved. Again though, it sort of falls into the Pittsburgh trap of "why should I support this team when they suck?" It'll be a few years so the jury is still out, but it relies a lot on Eric Staal. So, I guess I was wrong about San Jose. I only really see them on TV every once in a while and it's never really...like...full, so I assumed that all the hockey in California had run its course. I was wrong.

Check out "Head over Heels" too

History, though. They were the home of two of the greatest players of this generation, plus won 2 Cups.

Phoenix, Nashville, Florida, San Jose.

Where would I get to go to a game? As much as it sucks, it's good to expand the map so as to get more of the country involved in the game.

Countdown to Extinction narrowly edges Rust in Peace for me.

Well, the Dallas team has been supported, but the team never should have been allowed to leave Minnesota anyway. The Atlanta team falls into the same category as Columbus, as the fans are supportive, and they have good people running the team so they'll be competitive. Two Florida teams are overkill, but both are future powerhouses.

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