jmatchett383
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Location: Newark, DE Joined: 03.09.2010
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Malaysia blaming Jeff Carter for crashing the missing plane. They claim a shot high and wide damaged the engine. - Flyersgod
Hextall was actually sent to stop it, but it went through his legs. |
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Flyersgod
Philadelphia Flyers |
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Joined: 01.07.2013
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I don't follow basketball at all. How many of these are guys that can turn the franchise into a contender all by themselves (a.k.a. LeBron, Kobe, etc.) They all seem like the next John Wall. - jmatchett383
Basketball is terrible. |
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hammarby31
Philadelphia Flyers |
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Location: it's been 84 years, AZ Joined: 01.02.2007
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The streak was 25-0-10. I went to pretty much every home game that year, but man that was a long time and a lot of scotches ago. I don't think they ever actually won more than 8 or 9 in a row at any point that year. - BiggE
i went to one home game that year. my first nhl game ever. it's why i am a flyers fan.i was 7 years old. march 24, 1980, coincidentally which is exactly 34 years ago to the day. remember the opponent? the score? no? i do.
flyers 2 - islanders 5. one of only TWO home losses the entire season. yep. 36-2-2. and yours truly was at one of two losses out of 40 games. thanks, phil myre.
speaking of anniversaries: today also happens to be the 30th anniversary of The Breakfast Club detention. i'm all them rolled into one. RIP, Richard vernon. |
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they went 25--0-10. don't know what the longest run was, but obviously not 25. - hammarby31
That's amazing going 35 games without a loss. A winning streak of 3 to end the season would have been nice.
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johndewar
Philadelphia Flyers |
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Location: South Jersey, NJ Joined: 01.16.2009
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Basketball is terrible. - Flyersgod
Basketball was my favorite sport to play, as a kid. I still like to play now.
I'm not in love with the NBA version of the game or of "ZOMG11!! DUNKZ!!", but I'm one of those weirdos that likes basketball AND hockey. |
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BulliesPhan87
Philadelphia Flyers |
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Location: the lone wolf of hockeybuzz Joined: 07.31.2009
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Thank you. I'm tired of being the only one giving him guff. - tangent_man
It's been an issue all season. He needs to flip the switch, we're already down the stretch here. |
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PhillySportsGuy
Philadelphia Flyers |
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Location: any donut with a hole in the middle can get (frank)ed right in its hole, NJ Joined: 04.08.2012
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I don't follow basketball at all. How many of these are guys that can turn the franchise into a contender all by themselves (a.k.a. LeBron, Kobe, etc.) They all seem like the next John Wall. - jmatchett383
Heres the rundown
Parker is a polished offensive player. He can come in and score 20 points per game on a bad team right now. He's got great size, draws a ton of fouls and has good court awareness. He's pretty smart and his teammates seem to like him. He needs to improve his defense and he doesn't have what you'd call elite athleticism, but he's still pretty quick.
Wiggins is an explosive athlete but very raw. He's already a very good defensive player, but lacks the overall basketball skill on offense to be an immediate impact player within his first couple years. He has a very high potential because the things he doesn't do really well are teachable. Things like ball handling and improving his jump shot can be taught. He's not a bad ball handler or shooter. He's just not exceptional in those areas yet.
Embiid is a skilled big man. If not for his back issues (I believe he suffered the same back injury as Vinny), he would be the #1 pick. He has decent range and some decent moves down low. He models his game after Hakeem and you can immediately see the resemblance. He's a good defender and a good shot blocker. He's very thin and will need to bulk up. If healthy, he can be an absolute stud big man. |
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JFlyers00
Philadelphia Flyers |
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Location: NYC (kill me) , NJ Joined: 11.24.2011
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The cap has been in effect since 2005. With the exception of artifically lowering the Cap coming out of the last lockout, what has happened every year? Seems like a pretty accurate prognostication to me. - MJL
And from 1997 to about 2006 home prices constantly increased.....
Its a horrible way to forecast something. |
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Heres the rundown
Parker is a polished offensive player. He can come in and score 20 points per game on a bad team right now. He's got great size, draws a ton of fouls and has good court awareness. He's pretty smart and his teammates seem to like him. He needs to improve his defense and he doesn't have what you'd call elite athleticism, but he's still pretty kick.
Wiggins is an explosive athlete but very raw. He's already a very good defensive player, but lacks the overall basketball skill on offense to be an immediate impact player within his first couple years. He has a very high potential because the things he doesn't do really well are teachable. Things like ball handling and improving his jump shot can be taught. He's not a bad ball handler or shooter. He's just not exceptional in those areas yet.
Embiid is a skilled big man. If not for his back issues (I believe he suffered the same back injury as Vinny), he would be the #1 pick. He has decent range and some decent moves down low. He models his game after Hakeem and you can immediately see the resemblance. He's a good defender and a good shot blocker. He's very thin and will need to bulk up. If healthy, he can be an absolute stud big man. - PhillySportsGuy
Noel's first season with the Sixers, huge success.
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SchennBros
Philadelphia Flyers |
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Location: Gettysburg, PA Joined: 08.06.2012
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Heres the rundown
Parker is a polished offensive player. He can come in and score 20 points per game on a bad team right now. He's got great size, draws a ton of fouls and has good court awareness. He's pretty smart and his teammates seem to like him. He needs to improve his defense and he doesn't have what you'd call elite athleticism, but he's still pretty kick.
Wiggins is an explosive athlete but very raw. He's already a very good defensive player, but lacks the overall basketball skill on offense to be an immediate impact player within his first couple years. He has a very high potential because the things he doesn't do really well are teachable. Things like ball handling and improving his jump shot can be taught. He's not a bad ball handler or shooter. He's just not exceptional in those areas yet.
Embiid is a skilled big man. If not for his back issues (I believe he suffered the same back injury as Vinny), he would be the #1 pick. He has decent range and some decent moves down low. He models his game after Hakeem and you can immediately see the resemblance. He's a good defender and a good shot blocker. He's very thin and will need to bulk up. If healthy, he can be an absolute stud big man. - PhillySportsGuy
Things I would rather discuss than Basketball.
1. Justin Beiber
2. Twilight Franchise
3. Miley Cyrus
etc. etc. etc. |
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jmatchett383
Philadelphia Flyers |
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Location: Newark, DE Joined: 03.09.2010
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Heres the rundown
Parker is a polished offensive player. He can come in and score 20 points per game on a bad team right now. He's got great size, draws a ton of fouls and has good court awareness. He's pretty smart and his teammates seem to like him. He needs to improve his defense and he doesn't have what you'd call elite athleticism, but he's still pretty kick.
Wiggins is an explosive athlete but very raw. He's already a very good defensive player, but lacks the overall basketball skill on offense to be an immediate impact player within his first couple years. He has a very high potential because the things he doesn't do really well are teachable. Things like ball handling and improving his jump shot can be taught. He's not a bad ball handler or shooter. He's just not exceptional in those areas yet.
Embiid is a skilled big man. If not for his back issues (I believe he suffered the same back injury as Vinny), he would be the #1 pick. He has decent range and some decent moves down low. He models his game after Hakeem and you can immediately see the resemblance. He's a good defender and a good shot blocker. He's very thin and will need to bulk up. If healthy, he can be an absolute stud big man. - PhillySportsGuy
So basically, you've got Seth Jones, Sam Morin, and an injured Seth Jones?
I'd take Andrew Wiggins, only because he more than one Ender Wiggin. |
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PhillySportsGuy
Philadelphia Flyers |
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Location: any donut with a hole in the middle can get (frank)ed right in its hole, NJ Joined: 04.08.2012
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Noel's first season with the Sixers, huge success. - PLindbergh31
Especially since they were expecting so much from him. |
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PhillySportsGuy
Philadelphia Flyers |
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Location: any donut with a hole in the middle can get (frank)ed right in its hole, NJ Joined: 04.08.2012
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Things I would rather discuss than Basketball.
1. Justin Beiber
2. Twilight Franchise
3. Miley Cyrus
etc. etc. etc. - SchennBros
He asked. I answered. |
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PhillySportsGuy
Philadelphia Flyers |
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Location: any donut with a hole in the middle can get (frank)ed right in its hole, NJ Joined: 04.08.2012
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So basically, you've got Seth Jones, Sam Morin, and an injured Seth Jones?
I'd take Andrew Wiggins, only because he more than one Ender Wiggin. - jmatchett383
As long as they're all healthy, you can't really go wrong. |
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Flyersgod
Philadelphia Flyers |
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Joined: 01.07.2013
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Things I would rather discuss than Basketball.
1. Justin Beiber
2. Twilight Franchise
3. Miley Cyrus
etc. etc. etc. - SchennBros
Politics over basketball IMO. |
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wolfhounds
Philadelphia Flyers |
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Location: dicky seamus, PA Joined: 06.02.2009
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Basketball was my favorite sport to play, as a kid. I still like to play now.
I'm not in love with the NBA version of the game or of "ZOMG11!! DUNKZ!!", but I'm one of those weirdos that likes basketball AND hockey. - johndewar
Unacceptable. You should leave now... |
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Chieppa1
New Jersey Devils |
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Location: Scott Stevens' gun cabinet., NJ Joined: 07.05.2008
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With two more against the Rags and the Jackets, here's one Devils fan hoping you guy keep this run going. |
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johndewar
Philadelphia Flyers |
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Location: South Jersey, NJ Joined: 01.16.2009
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Noel's first season with the Sixers, huge success. - PLindbergh31
He was still coming off of knee surgery, wasn't he? Admittedly, I haven't been following that closely. |
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Jsaquella
Philadelphia Flyers |
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Location: Bringing Hexy Back Joined: 06.16.2006
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Hahahah...Richards ducks Philly media after morning skate, leaves 20 of them standing at empty stall |
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Especially since they were expecting so much from him. - PhillySportsGuy
Why would they expect anything out of the # 6 pick in the Draft? Guy is a crippled pipe cleaner. How bout that Bynum transaction. How did that work out?
Defending a team with a 25 game losing streak. I love it.
They are the laughing stocks of the Universe. |
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PhillySportsGuy
Philadelphia Flyers |
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Location: any donut with a hole in the middle can get (frank)ed right in its hole, NJ Joined: 04.08.2012
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Politics over basketball IMO. - Flyersgod
At least basketball is a sport... |
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johndewar
Philadelphia Flyers |
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Location: South Jersey, NJ Joined: 01.16.2009
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Unacceptable. You should leave now... - wolfhounds
/sad Hulk music |
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ggunky
Philadelphia Flyers |
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Location: I like cold beverages, NJ Joined: 04.09.2008
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The flyers are playing great right now. The macdonald pick up has seemed to stabilize the defense and they are really clicking as a team. Can't wait for the game tonight! - funmaster18
don't let the corsi peeps see this post!!!
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PhillySportsGuy
Philadelphia Flyers |
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Location: any donut with a hole in the middle can get (frank)ed right in its hole, NJ Joined: 04.08.2012
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Hahahah...Richards ducks Philly media after morning skate, leaves 20 of them standing at empty stall - Jsaquella
Nicely done |
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Hahahah...Richards ducks Philly media after morning skate, leaves 20 of them standing at empty stall - Jsaquella
That's awesome. Hope he tipped his LA Kings hat to them on the way out. |
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