Red Mosquito

Little League World Series hall of famer at best.

He is definitely a future member of the US Hockey Hall of Fame. I think there is a such thing.

Confirmed: http://www.ushockeyhall.com

Not a bad life, LLWSHOF and USHHOF. I would have signed up for that when I was playing little league baseball and youth hockey as a kid.

I agree Drury is not close to having the resume for the Hockey Hall of Fame in Toronto. Like I said, my original post was meant to his standing relative to other Hobey Baker winners. I didn't make it clear originally.

I doubt anyone would argue he is worthy of the USHHOF. However, if you disagree I would be glad to make his case.

I will admit my bias and that I am heavily influenced by this moment- the greatest moment in Buffalo Sabres history (debatable, but my favorite anyway)

I was at that game.

So was I, Section 323 Row 6 Seat 1. Incredible, Incredible night.

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that was a helluva game...im not sure why the pens get sucked into the mind games but they need to stop it if they expect to beat them in a series

also, engelland looks like a dirty brad pitt

simmonds is a beast. while simmonds gets the nod it was a lot closer than i thought

Rick DiPietro was sent to Bridgeport, hopefully it's a one way ticket.

Everything I wanted to say about Chris Drury but wasn't as talented as SL Price...

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2007/h ... drury0416/

Hawks got the record

verb_to_trust wrote:Hawks got the record

How much do you guys hate seeing the Habs on top of the East?
We'll see soon enough if it's for a real, but they at least look to be a playoff team this year.

southp wrote:How much do you guys hate seeing the Habs on top of the East?
We'll see soon enough if it's for a real, but they at least look to be a playoff team this year.

I'll enjoy it more when they get knocked out in the first round

southp wrote:How much do you guys hate seeing the Habs on top of the East?
We'll see soon enough if it's for a real, but they at least look to be a playoff team this year.

Not too worried, since the Bruins have games in hand on everybody. I don't know how it's possible, actually.

Simple Torture wrote:

southp wrote:How much do you guys hate seeing the Habs on top of the East?
We'll see soon enough if it's for a real, but they at least look to be a playoff team this year.

Not too worried, since the Bruins have games in hand on everybody. I don't know how it's possible, actually.

The scheduling is odd. The Flyers have played 2-3 more games than everyone else in the Atlantic.

Looking at it further, the Flyers have played 20 games, the Bruins have played 14, the Ducks 15. How does that happen?

shinkdew wrote:

Simple Torture wrote:

southp wrote:How much do you guys hate seeing the Habs on top of the East?
We'll see soon enough if it's for a real, but they at least look to be a playoff team this year.

Not too worried, since the Bruins have games in hand on everybody. I don't know how it's possible, actually.

The scheduling is odd. The Flyers have played 2-3 more games than everyone else in the Atlantic.

Looking at it further, the Flyers have played 20 games, the Bruins have played 14, the Ducks 15. How does that happen?

Trying to cram 82 into 48?

shinkdew wrote:

Simple Torture wrote:

southp wrote:How much do you guys hate seeing the Habs on top of the East?
We'll see soon enough if it's for a real, but they at least look to be a playoff team this year.

Not too worried, since the Bruins have games in hand on everybody. I don't know how it's possible, actually.

The scheduling is odd. The Flyers have played 2-3 more games than everyone else in the Atlantic.

Looking at it further, the Flyers have played 20 games, the Bruins have played 14, the Ducks 15. How does that happen?

The Bruins schedule in March is brutal, something like 17 games in 30 days

MattA75 wrote:The Bruins schedule in March is brutal, something like 17 games in 30 days

8 in the next 14 starting today

This afternoon's tilt feels like a trap game. I am nervous that a bad start to this stretch could really hurt us.

Simple Torture wrote:

MattA75 wrote:The Bruins schedule in March is brutal, something like 17 games in 30 days

8 in the next 14 starting today

This afternoon's tilt feels like a trap game. I am nervous that a bad start to this stretch could really hurt us.

Glad I was wrong!

Also....this!

The hawks will never lose again. ever.

verb_to_trust wrote:The hawks will never lose again. ever.

This is a lot of fun, but hopefully it doesn't kill them come money time.