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You can also hold out hope that they find a good use for the unexpected cap relief they got. It may very well be a blessing in disguise in a couple years.

When you have 8 different stations, sports or music videos are bound to slip in there somewhere.

The label for Deadpool is pretty clear and it's "Marvel". Whether or not they figure out how to role that and X-Men into the same world, they clearly fall into that loose classification. If they netflix shows can exist along with all of the branches of the Avengers, so can the style of Deadpool. I wonder if ultimately they do keep it separate but then label it as "Marvel: Avengers" vs. "Marvel: X-Men".

Let's ignore for a second the position of any upcoming team on the schedule. This is the point where they need to string together a few wins. Lately the pattern has been win one, lose 2-3. That very quickly drops you down the standings. It needs to end.

I'm a fan of Frank Drebin's "there's nothing to see here".

I love this time of year. If anybody players are missing from a practice, they're automatically being traded for each other. And if there's a scout at a game, well then clearly that team is about to make a trade with whoever they're watching. We always hear that x scouts are in attendance, but have no idea if or how that number differ from any other day. There are scouts up there every single game.

That's where you create a new brand name to use for the stuff that doesn't fit that Disney family friendly vibe. They use the ESPN name for their sports stuff, and the Marvel name for the comic stuff. I don't see why they couldn't divide their streaming service up into sections. With the vast amount of stuff they're going to own the rights to, the streaming service will be far more than just so called Disney movies/shows.

So how exactly is this a defense of your stance that players are overrated due to team results? Hell, Dahlin has been in the league for a grand total of half a season, feel free to explain how that reflects poorly upon him. This team's current issues really boil down to two things. There's the lack of secondary scoring that we've been harping on for a while and then there's the so called starting goalie who can't seem to stop a beachball anymore.

Do the shows on the streaming services actually use the ratings system? I can't say that I've ever noticed them.

One good season for the team and now they're spiraling down the drain. Is "hey, they made it once" really the standard you want to use for your rating scale?

I don't think I'm going to bother with it. I can't picture that show without him. I know they tried to build her up over the last couple seasons, but Frank Underwood was still the entire show.

The same logic would have to cast doubt on Connor McDavid.

He had 96,000+ in a little over 16 years. You have 13,000+ in just shy of 2 years. You're not going to like how the math works out on that one.

Thanks to you, I just learned that Fulton Reed went on to become Foggy Nelson from Daredevil.

The wife and I started Making a Murderer this week. We are about 4 episodes in and it’s truly amazing just how stupid these people are. If this is “slightly below average” IQ is, I do t even want to know what the truly stupid looks like.

And on top of that, the more layered and complicated the story is, the more likely that it is false. Yeah, stereotyping is bad, but I'm completely comfortable in saying that the people who actually go around beating up people who are black/gray/green/purple/gay/transgender/ambidextrous, they're not usually the brightest bulbs out there. Your story should probably stop a bit short of them writing a 2000 page manifesto right there on the spot as they're punching you with the other hand. And there's the real take home on the whole thing. If they're punching you with one hand while writing with the other, all because you're ambidextrous? Seems a tad bit hypocritical to me.

If both Hunwick and Beaulieu are going to get starts over Pilut, it's time for him to go back to Rochester, regardless of whether or not he's better than them. Thanks to the scheduling oddity, he now hasn't played a game in two weeks. I know he's not the typical rookie, but that's not good for any 23 year old. Beyond that, there's really nothing to be gained from carrying 8 d-men. If you don't intend on playing him, send him down and then recall him any time when you do want him in there.

If that show clicks for you, you will fly through the whole thing. I watched the full two seasons in about a week. Could not turn it off.

My personal favorite was my very first encounter with a gator. I was riding through the swamp and my horse freaked and threw me off, pretty much right into the open jaws of a gator. My response: "This game has gators?"

She was flirting and it went completely over his head.

The dog must have loved that.

At this point, I'm worried about anyone who went to Cornell.

-64.4% centerfield? -73.9% Stanley Cup Finals?

I can barely get any fish to show up there. I may try it again some other time with a boat. I wonder if even a single gator in the water somewhere may mess with your chances.

People coming in at right around 10k posts per year might want to tread lightly on comments about having no life.