Foutoire général

les sharks devraient sortir leur nouveau logo dans les prochaines semaines ...

normalement, le 24 juillet en même temps que les nouveaux maillots

peut-être le nouveau logo des TBL

Celui des Sharks

il a l'air plus feroce

violence, violence

famille de délinquants !!!


hop !
au gnouf !!

ha ha

jeunesse !

"I think what's most unfortunate is that when the entire group was asked to leave, some of the boys, including Eric and Jordan, had gone to bed," Curran said.

Des jeunes qui font des conneries de jeunes...
Et ils ont blessé personne (sauf leur foie)

Enjoy !

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Comment on fait la glace ?

Plus simple : http://www.geocities.com/capn89/

ayé c'est la merde aux Rangers

Citation :

July 30, 2007 -- Rangers coach Tom Renney repeatedly referred to Sean Avery as one of the team's most valuable components during the drive to the conference semifinals, so imagine the 27-year-old winger's surprise and anger upon reading that management called him "a reasonably effective player as well as a detriment to the team," in the team's salary arbitration brief that will be presented during today's hearing at Toronto.

"It's hard not to take something like that personally and not to be emotional about it," Avery told The Post yesterday. "I know this is part of the business, I know this is part of the process, but it's extremely disappointing to read something like that coming from Slats [GM Glen Sather] and not to be offended by it.
"They talk about me taking, 'unnecessary penalties,' and make a lot of references about me that I don't want to go into but that I don't think are fair. I certainly don't think I was a detriment to the team."
No one could possibly think Avery was a detriment to the Rangers. That's careless and inaccurate terminology Sather is employing in his bid to win the salary arbitration case. The fact is that after acquiring Avery from the Kings on Feb. 5, the Blueshirts went 17-6-6 with him in the lineup, adding a jagged edge to a team that had been way too smooth for its own good the first four months of the season.
Avery, who earned $1.1 million last year while recording 48 points (18-30) in 84 games overall and 20 points (8-12) in 29 games for the Rangers, is seeking an arbitration award of $2.6M. That's a bit of a reach, but the Rangers' submission of $1.3M is laughably low.
"At the end of the season, my hope was to sign a long-term deal," said Avery, who is eligible to become an unrestricted free agent next summer. "I would have loved that. . . . But that never became a legitimate possibility. It became obvious pretty quickly that I was going to wind up going to arbitration. That's OK, I understand the situation with the cap and I understand that this is a business, but not only aren't we anywhere close, they've decided to really go after me in this brief.
"I don't think that's necessary."
Two days after the elimination by Buffalo for which he assumed responsibility after going scoreless in the six-game series, Avery lobbied for the Rangers to sign Scott Gomez. On July 1, the Rangers signed Gomez and Chris Drury. One or the other will skate between Avery and Brendan Shanahan.
"The arbitration hasn't changed my opinion at all about wanting to be a Ranger and being excited about this season," Avery said. "I'm really high on the team. I just wish Slats hadn't said these things about me. That's hard to take."

jviens de découvrir un truc que j'avais jamais remarqué, en me promenant sur le site de la nachèle: Mike Modano n'a jamais réalisé de saison à 100 points. Alors qu'avant de voir ça, j'aurais juré que si.


(d'accord, tout le monde s'en fout de ce que je croyais ou non)


(et alors ?)

Mike Modano est le porte drapeau d'une génération américaine sur-côté

Les Modano, Guerin, Roenick et même Chelios...

(ça reste un bon joueur hein)
(une tête de con que j'ai jamais aimé)
(jdois rester bloquer sur la "rivalité" Dallas/NJ pour la Stanley)

Citation :

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - The Nashville Predators aren't going anywhere.

Craig Leipold signed a letter of intent to sell the team to a group of eight investors on Wednesday. The group wants to keep the team in Nashville.

All are locals except for William (Boots) Del Biaggio, a Californian who had earlier tried to purchase the team on his own.

The total value of the bid was not immediately announced. It was expected to be about US$180 million - much less than the $220 million offered by Canadian billioinaire Jim Balsillie in May.

In addition to Del Biaggio, the group also includes David Freeman, chief executive officer of 36 Venture Capital LLC, and Herb Fritch, CEO of HealthSpring Inc.

Freeman put down a $10-million deposit in an effort to make sure the deal is completed.

''I'm excited to pass the torch to David and to Boots and their group,'' said Leipold. ''I know that they are all committed to Nashville.''

Leipold wants to sell the team because he says he has lost $70 million since being awarded the Predators in June 1997.

moustic a écrit:

We hate Toronto

Absolument fantastique !

Je l'avais pas vu viendre...
Tampa Bay vient d'être vendu à un nouveau groupe de propriétaire !

J'imagine pas un déplacement de la franchise mais en tout cas ctune affaire à suivre...

Citation :

The Tampa Bay Lightning will host a press conference today at 11:00 a.m. in the XO VIP Club on the arena level of the St. Pete Times Forum to announce the sale of the team, the leasehold rights to the St. Pete Times Forum and adjacent properties. Thomas S. Wilson, Chairman and Governor of the Lightning, will introduce a new ownership group, Absolute Hockey Enterprises, which includes Doug MacLean, Jeff Sherrin and Oren Koules. A purchase agreement has been signed by Absolute Hockey, but the ownership transfer is subject to approval by the National Hockey League’s Board of Governors.

ah merde, jt'avais pas lu, Mous'

Tu me lis jamais de toute façon..
Personne ne me lis jamais
Pourtant j'écris pas beaucoup...

bah, jpeux pas lire en même temps Chimaira Devil #9 et toi, Mous'...

Take care.. il vient dla perfide albion !

han, j'avais pas vu !

il a ptête des aphtes...