peter puck

Maroon andLaliberte for Syvret and Bordson

No that would be comical when he falls and there's popcorn and beer all over the suite.

If these lines work out what do you do with Hartnell. Fourth line?

5.2 mill cap hit for 3 more years with a modified NTC and a career -25. He's right up Paul's alley

How long does he keep his job? TOO LONG!

More like re- stool

We can't win and you can't make us.

It's going to take about 10 games to find out

All the buzz around the flyers is from the flys hovering around the **** product they are icing.

Ted Nolan

They will sign Gill to take Shelley's spot on the popcorn line.

Kris Newbury is a "key " addition?

I hope it's the last Olympics for the NHLers. As an owner I would be cringing every shift my multi million dollar investment was taking.

@ Lets hope that squirrel can find some more nuts

@ Even a blind squirrel occasionally finds a nut. The bottom line is they both suck.

He can skate all he wants in the off months with no contact. I hope he can stay healthy but something tells me first good hit and he's toast, French toast.

Don't forget the Arizona watermelon juice and the robitussin you gotta stay " lean"

@flyercanuck I totally agree about the US system being no better. OJ was found not guilty,not guilty and then later pardoned.Not guilty doesn't mean you are innocent it means not proven beyond a reasonable doubt. OJ was guilty but the prosecution and police bungled the case.

Graham James get my vote as one of the top scum bags of hockey. What the hell is wrong with Canadian justice system granting this monster a pardon?

You know since you announced this you will have to post pics and an in depth scouting report.

What happened to trading for St Louis?

Allan Loney killed Alcide Laurin in 1905 In that game in 1905, it was perhaps significant that Alcide Laurin was French and Catholic and that Allan Loney was English and Protestant. In the game, Mr. Laurin broke Mr. Loney's nose in front of the net during a scuffle and Mr. Loney responded with a stick to the head. Mr. Laurin went down and did not rise. He was dead. And Allan Loney was charged with murder.

@JR Ewing They were some violent SOBs back then for sure

Billy Coutu was the first, and to date only, player banned from the NHL for life for violence in 1927; he assaulted referee Jerry Laflamme and tackled referee Billy Bell before starting a bench-clearing brawl during a Stanley Cup game between the Boston Bruins and Ottawa Senators, apparently on the orders of Bruins coach Art Ross. The NHL's first president, Frank Calder, expelled Coutu from the NHL for life; the ban was lifted after 2½ years, but Coutu never played in the NHL again.

Continuing on the 50 goal theme, Habs legend Guy Lafleur had a equally distinct troika, scoring his landmark goal three times of goalie Denis Herron. Herron was lafleur's victim in 1975 and 1976 while a member of the Kansas City Scouts. Three seasons later, while a member of the Penguins, Herron was Lafleur's target once more. Perhaps it occured to Herron that he'd best remove himself from Lafleur's range. He joined the Canadiens in 1979-80, and promptly set about killing the Canadiens chances at fifth straight Cup by fumbling the puck, leading to the North Stars winning goal that year. Only Lafleur has a place in their heart for Herron.