shrader

Steamboat-Savage, Wrestlemania 3.

Great, thanks to the combination of his post and yours, I now have the classic coconut moment with Snuka and Piper stuck in my head.

I wonder what people would think of him if he had never gone through with the idiotic name change. That was the one true "what the hell is this guy thinking" moment he's had.

I hope the next big story we get is something so absurd like "Brad Pitt kicks puppy". I'm pretty sure that would kick off WWIII.

Tiger Woods has been the biggest news story in the country in the last two weeks. Are you the least bit surprised that any news outlet would pick up on this story?

These guys can have anyone they want. Why should they stop doing things they enjoy when they probably have as many on the side as Tiger does?

Kendall Simmons (if that counts) and his superbowl ring(s).

Hockey players? Never.

There's a couple problems there. What about people who are kicked out but not arrested? People denied entrance? Those aren't going to show up in these numbers. How do the numbers compare to figures around the league? If they're higher, that's certainly an issue for concern. And as for the two stories mentioned in the article, anytime idiots decide to attack cops, that's a big deal. No good is ever going to come from it.

And I can't see how he didn't know what he had done the second it happened. A goalie mask gives off a pretty distinct sound and feel when hit. The other thing that really bugs me is all the commentators saying that they're sure Ballard feels worse than Vokoun. How is that even possible? Vokoun's down on the ice with a ringing headache, bleeding from his ear. I'm pretty sure he feels far worse than anyone.

So the league has to suspend him for that, right? I don't buy the argument that they shouldn't be cause he's a teammate. That right there is the definition of reckless.

At least it died AFTER the TO touchdown.

And our fans watching there are annoying. Oh well, at least I can watch.

The big asset that isn't mentioned there is the arena. On top of the things gmac mentioned, there's also the money he's getting from the Celtics use of the arena.

Jacobs has an absolute cash cow in the Bruins and the arena. I don't know why he'd ever sell them.

His mistake was trusting Harry Sinden as long as he did.

Rudolph on wednesday. That's all I need to know.

What's the highest?

Are you 6"4, 315 lbs? That's one factor I'm surprised that I haven't seen mentioned in this thread (then again, thanks to one idiot troll, I could have easily missed it). That's a hell of a lot of force to put on a surgically repaired leg... and that's before accounting for the added pressure from the typical actions on the O-line. He's got a long road ahead of him and hopefully all goes well.

I hate diving. I hate turtling. I do appreciate the fact that he brings us powerplays, but I hate the way he does it. He's far from being a hated player in my mind, I'm just not a fan. I'd follow this up with a rant about how diving plays a big role in the increase in cheap hits and head injuries that are taking off in hockey, but that's a story for another day.

Lydman did look ridiculously slow. Just coming back from a groin injury? That can't be a coincidence. I'm glad you mentioned Edwards, because his Kaleta ranting was beyond absurd last night. I'm not a big Kaleta fan either, but I would've sworn that Kaleta kicked a few babies and ate Edwards' dog while listening to his "calling" of the game last night.

Haven't they already sold the tickets this year? How exactly would interviewing a bunch of big time coaches, only to go with someone else sell tickets in the future? They will already have signed a new coach once they start selling tickets for next year.

I'm not sure why Perry Fewell even enters into the equation. He knows the exact situation he's in. I'm sure he's even been talked to about it.

I really wonder how much these comparisons mean in today's game. The guys chasing the QB are much bigger, stronger, and faster than they were when Kelly was playing. Now, I'm not saying they're good reasons to pass on a player, but I do think that those kind of injuries are more of a concern today than they were when Kelly was entering the draft.

It feels like it was longer ago than just that. It just goes to show how these 10 years blend together into what seems like a lifetime of suck.