he has this:Army of GOD wrote:f*ck, I've been on the NHL app all day to see what injury Malkin has.
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he has this:Army of GOD wrote:f*ck, I've been on the NHL app all day to see what injury Malkin has.


Trade Deadline Day is becoming a bore. There's too much information out there now that there isn't that big unexpected splash. The asking price on Kesler was a 20-25 year old NHL-ready center, a prospect, and a 1st round pick (for Toronto, this would have been Nazem Kadri, Morgan Reilly or Jake Gardiner, and their 1st round pick). In other words, way too high.Army of GOD wrote:I like how Luongo can go from the top of the world in '10-'11 to being traded to the friggin Panthers.
Hopefully the Penguins get Kesler.

saxitoxin wrote:Serbia is a RUDE DUDE
may not be a PRUDE, but he's gotta 'TUDE
might not be LEWD, but he's gonna get BOOED
RUDE
saxitoxin wrote:Serbia is a RUDE DUDE
may not be a PRUDE, but he's gotta 'TUDE
might not be LEWD, but he's gonna get BOOED
RUDE
Not really. I admit to a little bit of surprise when the headline popped up on my phone, but reading it made sense. St. Louis requested a trade after being passed over for the Olympic team, and rumour has it that Yzerman picked him as Stamkos' replacement to try to get back in his favour and keep him in TB. On the other side, it's been well known for a while now that Callahan would be traded unless they signed a deal, and given how far apart the two camps were on that deal, it's not surprising they didn't get it done. It's hard to say who got the better of that trade - if St. Louis continues to produce in New York like he did in Tampa Bay, then what the Rangers gave up is justified. If, like every other marquee player to don a Rangers jersey, he completely fails to live up to expectations, then the Lightning come out on top.DoomYoshi wrote:You weren't surprised by two teams trading their captains to each other???
I was surprised at how much everybody seemed to want Kesler, given guys like Callahan and Legwand on the market. Seemed like Kesler was heavily overpriced and some teams missed out on Callahan by going after him.Serbia wrote:I'd like to see Detroit go after Kesler, but I can't see it happening. Unless we trade Kesler for Franzen, but I doubt Vancouver makes that deal. We'll probably take a run at Callahan this offseason. With our young guys developing, we need help on defense more than up front currently.
Bollocks.

He looked really good, last night. The whole team did. I'd go so far as to say they played better last night than any other game this season.DoomYoshi wrote:So on Saturday I saw Paul Ranger take the puck away and tonight he scored... is everything I know about hockey wrong????
I seriously saw him just standing still on the ice for all of 2013. Now in 2014 he has figured out he needs to put one skate in front of the other.
Parlays are dumb.Army of GOD wrote:Made my first sports bet today. Bet 20 to win 85. Penguins gotta win by 2 or more and the Heat gotta win by 10 or more.
It's probably going to end up being a bad bet if Kunitz and/or Neal don't end up playing...
Not terribly worried about the Heat bet...Heat have been sliding and Lebron's gonna take it out on his old team.
You're dumb.DoomYoshi wrote:Parlays are dumb.Army of GOD wrote:Made my first sports bet today. Bet 20 to win 85. Penguins gotta win by 2 or more and the Heat gotta win by 10 or more.
It's probably going to end up being a bad bet if Kunitz and/or Neal don't end up playing...
Not terribly worried about the Heat bet...Heat have been sliding and Lebron's gonna take it out on his old team.
If you had done 2 separate bets with the spread, you would only be down 91 cents instead of 20 dollars.Army of GOD wrote:Fucking a. Penguins win by 4 but Heat won by 4...ugh.
Legitimately curious as to why you dislike parlays.DoomYoshi wrote:If you had done 2 separate bets with the spread, you would only be down 91 cents instead of 20 dollars.Army of GOD wrote:Fucking a. Penguins win by 4 but Heat won by 4...ugh.
If you had done 2 straight-up bets (with the odds at my book, yours may vary), you would have been up 7.94.
Yeah, that makes sense. My experience with betting is listening to Bill Simmons' podcast so it's...not that much. And he always seemingly does parlays so idk...DoomYoshi wrote:I don't dislike them at all. The majority of the gambling public uses them, and that makes money for the books, and creates value for professional gamblers.
The odds are mathematically inferior, unless you are extremely gifted at sports betting.