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losers

And no one puts Ersan Ilyasova in a corner

Thata boy Simon

Ouch. I'm sorry guys.

Just tweeted to the LeBron thread. Guests should be high there too. Most are likely bots though, though I have no backing to this.

http://www.nfl.com/videos/nfl-combine/09000d5d816b2dca/Rich-Eisen-s-40-yd-dash When they put the other players against Rich's time, it becomes pretty funny.

What thread was it. I linked to the Iverson thread.

Buyout the whole team. Seriously though, what move should have been done. Little confuzzled.

Don't make too big a deal out of the club situation. 7 days a week, 24 hours a day. You say you want him to be with his daughter all the time but sometimes you just can't you need to get out to relax your body and mind to remove yourself from the situation at hand in order to understand what is needed. 24/7 supervision sounds nice but it can be over baring.

I'll do twitter for sure. PM'd ya.

I agree the NHL post-season is the best of the four major leagues and is there with March Madness. I could argue either way for NHL or March Madness but both are spectacular that i'll just say I enjoy them soooo much.

It's all I had at the time.

It is about match-ups, but I don't know anymore who the best team to face would be. Orlando makes sense, but Boston isn't playing well, Atlanta is a team we haven't faced recently and Cleveland is a team we'd lose in 4 or 5 but i feel most games would be close. Either way we go out in the 1st.

You just compared the WBC to this... wtf

http://www.ctvolympics.ca/hockey/news/newsid=54693.html?cid=rsstsn

Can't lie, this has made me like Kobe more.

Damn Straight.

I just threw this together, no structure just rambling. Go Canada Go.

Blog #4 I never felt the impact of 1972 or 1987. I was 8 when Hasek shut us down. 2002 felt more like relief and 2006 was disappointment. With all of that said, what just happened tonight may be the most important Championship I have been a part of. It capped off an Olympics that started on a sad note with the death of the Georgian luger Nodar Kumaritashvili and was followed by the awkwardness of the Olympic torch. The games finished with Canada on top of the mountain winning the most events all time in Winter Olympic history. Winning 14 Gold Medals was an amazing accomplishment, but the Gold medal today capped off the best experience this country may have ever seen. I may only be 20 years old, but the feeling this country had united is something I will never forget. I cannot remember a time when my friends and I got together to watch any sport that came on whether it been curling, alpine skiing, cross-country or hockey. Canadian's take pride in hockey and we identify it as our national sport. There are times when people think the coverage may go over the top. Hockey seems to dominate the airwaves. As a basketball fan, sometimes I wonder why Hockey takes up the time it does. The NBA is important too and the Raptors have a superstar to market. I am here to officially here to say, man, that feeling I used to have growing up loving hockey, is back and I am sorry for questioning you. I usually don't watch too much NHL unless it is Philly but I can guarantee that it has won me back. I also helps I saw a replay of the 2004 Eastern Conference Semis versus the Leafs where Roenick scored in overtime to advance to the Eastern Conference Finals. I missed Hockey, and I hope it welcomes me back. This was the best hockey I have seen in a long time. The United States was amazing in the way they played the game. They did it the right way and as a Canadian, it makes me proud to see our brothers to the south playing a sport we call our own, the right way. Words cannot describe the past 2 weeks and the impact it had on our country. I'll leave out hockey because that would be my numbers one but the next five moment have to be Alexandre Bilodeau winning the first gold on home soil. And it's not just that, but the reaction and connection he and his brother had during his run. Next would have to be Jon Montgomery winning skeleton and going through the streets of Vancouver (well athletes village area) and eventually drinking from a pitcher of beer. Words cannot describe the awesomeness. Clara Hughes winning bronze in her last race was great because I saw it live. Charles Hamelin winning two gold on the same day brought back memories of Salt Lake and Marc Gagnon. But the best moment is easily Joannie Rochette whose mother died 2 days before competing and she goes out and skates flawlessly and wins a bronze. Vancouver 2010 brought a nation together and being part of a moment like this at the age of 20, may be the best moment so far in my life. I have seen my Jayhawks win a national title because of a last second shot and I have also seen my Steelers win on a last second touchdown. Those will remain my teams but my country not only means more to me, but gave me a moment I will never forget. When I saw the announcement in 2003 I hoped for success and there is no doubt what Canada got is something that cannot be quantified but instead is represented in red and white. Go Canada Go, that is why I love this country.

Sad. Yet so true.

Alexisonfire is far better than all of these bands, but we'll agree to disagree. Finally someone good, k-Os.

Actually Alexisonfire would make up for all of this. Too bad that won't happen.

WHY HEDLEY. OMFG. Please The Hip or OLP.

Ya this is a step up.

Probably just another pick, 3rd rounder at best? I dunno how to gauge it. iBoldin will likely have the best trade situation, hes the football man.