Found one for Gerbe and Chillard....

Found one for Gerbe and Chillard....
- jochfr

PLEASE NOTE: Only worth 1/2 of one pair of JORTS.

Seems right.

I don't think he has an attitude problem at all you guys do realize he bought a house in Vegas for his family and then the organization just lied to him

He's doing what's best for his family
- GERBE!!!75PTS

They didn't lie to him, they (frank)ed up by not trading a defenseman, he was one of the few that could be sent down without waivers, and they brought him up as soon as they could. Then he had a poopty attitude and got sent back down for it. They're not going to give a guy $4.5M to have him play in the AHL especially since you can't bury players like you used to be able to.

As for why Shipachyov, who was slated to start as a first-line center throughout preseason, was sent to the AHL, McPhee said it was simple.

“That’s a numbers decision,” he said. “As you know we had three guys who we could assign, and we did, to give us the room that we needed to carry what we are carrying. I do not have a specific date when that will change, but we are working on things.”

Following the expansion draft, Vegas had more NHL regulars than roster spots. The Golden Knights managed a few trades but not enough, leaving Shipachyov, Shea Theodore and Alex Tuch — all of whom have performed well enough to be in the NHL — on the outside looking in.

Those three players can be sent to the AHL without the Golden Knights possibly losing them to another team through waivers.

“(Shipachyov and his agent) didn’t understand initially,” McPhee said. “But they do now. This is a roster move that’s not about performance. The three guys we sent down have all earned the right to be here. And we’ll get them here at the right time or as soon as we can.”

McPhee has every intention for Shipachyov to play a vital role for the Golden Knights this season, but the Russian may not be as patient.
- https://lasvegassun.com/n...y-growing-impatient-with/

Found one for Gerbe and Chillard....
- jochfr

Millennials killed the costume industry

edit: and they spelled millennial wrong

Can't stress enough how good it is to see a healthy Stamkos putting up massive numbers.

He's on level with Crosby when healthy, IMO.

I'd love to see him hit 120 points this season. He's currently on pace for about 125 if my math is correct.

21 in 12. 24 is 42. 48 is 84. Add 24 = 72 GP and 105 points. Ad 10 GP to get to 82 GP and add about 20 points and yeah, looking at 125 if he keeps up pace.

That is, to say, if the league is truly trending up in .GAA and the refs call these hooking and slashing penalties all season.

Just a question for everyone is this a bye week for us ?
- GERBE!!!75PTS

No.

The biggest different between Dareus and Moulson is that Dareus still has all-star caliber talent.
- buffalofan19

I think the whole "off field" , suspensions, drag racing part might be different too .

I hope we get Hilton
He’d be a nice weapon for our new QB next year
- jdfitz77

Tyrod is here to stay if they keep winning. Why not back your hate for him with some facts. Kinda like the silent sam discussion. Everyone on here realizes you do not like him. His turnover to td ratio is outstanding. It's not like he's a minus 8 and falling over the goalie with his "best net front presence since vanek"

5-2 and still complaining. Some people are just looking to be discouraged

Can't stress enough how good it is to see a healthy Stamkos putting up massive numbers.

He's on level with Crosby when healthy, IMO.

I'd love to see him hit 120 points this season. He's currently on pace for about 125 if my math is correct.

21 in 12. 24 is 42. 48 is 84. Add 24 = 72 GP and 105 points. Ad 10 GP to get to 82 GP and add about 20 points and yeah, looking at 125 if he keeps up pace.

That is, to say, if the league is truly trending up in .GAA and the refs call these hooking and slashing penalties all season.
- BeadyEyedDouche

I have no idea WTF that is.

I can't tell if that's supposed to be a joke or not.

143.5 points.

Just divide 21 by 12(1.75) and multiply by 82(143.5).

Lot easier that way.

Tyrod is here to stay if they keep winning. Why not back your hate for him with some facts. Kinda like the silent sam discussion. Everyone on here realizes you do not like him. His turnover to td ratio is outstanding. It's not like he's a minus 8 and falling over the goalie with his "best net front presence since vanek"

5-2 and still complaining. Some people are just looking to be discouraged
- Boss34

And the fact he's actually making progress in being a passer first. He still scrambles, but he's looking downfield to make a throw instead of taking off running right away more and more lately. The 2 biggest plays yesterday were off of scrambles and big time throws down the field. His yardage sucked yesterday mainly because they ran the ball 37 times, but he completed 74% of his throws in poop conditions and his QB rating was 101.6.

They're not going to draft a big time QB unless something whacky happens. Even if they lost the rest of their games they'd still be drafting 7th or 8th. And the teams drafting higher all need a QB. The Giants will need one in the next few years and they'd be stupid to pass on the chance to get another franchise guy, the way Luck's recovery is going the Colts might be looking, Carson Palmer is 63 years old and is injury prone, and those are just the teams that have QBs but would be wise to look to the future. That's not counting the Jets, Browns, and 49ers who are desperate for one. So that leaves the Bills with probably the 5th or 6th guy. I know they're saying this is '83 all over again, but that's a lot to ask for given the college guys performances thus far this season.

I have no idea WTF that is.

I can't tell if that's supposed to be a joke or not.

143.5 points.

Just divide 21 by 12(1.75) and multiply by 82(143.5).

Lot easier that way.
- Wetbandit1

I factor in maintenance days, day-to-days, off-nights, shutouts and multiple point games.

It means games played and points scored per 12 games played.

You cannot do straight math here.

He's on pace for 125 points.

He will finish with 106 if he plays 82 games. Book it.

And the fact he's actually making progress in being a passer first. He still scrambles, but he's looking downfield to make a throw instead of taking off running right away more and more lately. The 2 biggest plays yesterday were off of scrambles and big time throws down the field. His yardage sucked yesterday mainly because they ran the ball 37 times, but he completed 74% of his throws in poop conditions and his QB rating was 101.6.

They're not going to draft a big time QB unless something whacky happens. Even if they lost the rest of their games they'd still be drafting 7th or 8th. And the teams drafting higher all need a QB. The Giants will need one in the next few years and they'd be stupid to pass on the chance to get another franchise guy, the way Luck's recovery is going the Colts might be looking, Carson Palmer is 63 years old and is injury prone, and those are just the teams that have QBs but would be wise to look to the future. That's not counting the Jets, Browns, and 49ers who are desperate for one. So that leaves the Bills with probably the 5th or 6th guy. I know they're saying this is '83 all over again, but that's a lot to ask for given the college guys performances thus far this season.
- Wetbandit1

It's almost like Tyrod Taylor is Michael Vick without the herpes and dog-fighting.

Yes I am a Jets fan....but doesn't this just feel like one of those games the Bills will forget to show up and play football?

And the fact he's actually making progress in being a passer first. He still scrambles, but he's looking downfield to make a throw instead of taking off running right away more and more lately. The 2 biggest plays yesterday were off of scrambles and big time throws down the field. His yardage sucked yesterday mainly because they ran the ball 37 times, but he completed 74% of his throws in poop conditions and his QB rating was 101.6.

They're not going to draft a big time QB unless something whacky happens. Even if they lost the rest of their games they'd still be drafting 7th or 8th. And the teams drafting higher all need a QB. The Giants will need one in the next few years and they'd be stupid to pass on the chance to get another franchise guy, the way Luck's recovery is going the Colts might be looking, Carson Palmer is 63 years old and is injury prone, and those are just the teams that have QBs but would be wise to look to the future. That's not counting the Jets, Browns, and 49ers who are desperate for one. So that leaves the Bills with probably the 5th or 6th guy. I know they're saying this is '83 all over again, but that's a lot to ask for given the college guys performances thus far this season.
- Wetbandit1

If this winning continues (big IF) and the Bills make the playoffs, look for them to draft 5 starters for next year with their first 6 picks. The other pick will be used on a QB. That person can sit behind Tyrod for a season, two seasons, half a season, or whatever.

I know most rookie QB's get thrown in right away, but the more the Bills win and the more Tyrod does what is asked of him, it's going to be difficult for them to just cut ties with him.

Yes I am a Jets fan....but doesn't this just feel like one of those games the Bills will forget to show up and play football?
- feetontheair22

Sure does.

We will see on Thursday if this really is a different Bills team from coach down.

If they show up to play and win, then I think it's time to take them seriously.

If they lose then it's still the same old Bills.

Yes I am a Jets fan....but doesn't this just feel like one of those games the Bills will forget to show up and play football?
- feetontheair22

No.

I told people not to sleep on the Jets this year.

But in the AFC East, despite Josh Cutler's injury, the Jets are the worst team in the division.

Judging by the Thursday nigh games this season, I'd say we win by a score of 27-13. Easy.

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Sure does.

We will see on Thursday if this really is a different Bills team from coach down.

If they show up to play and win, then I think it's time to take them seriously.

If they lose then it's still the same old Bills.
- Stripes77

IMO, and I hate to jump the gun, but this appears to be the case already.

Even Richard Jauron's teams had question marks all around for 3 straight 4-2 then 7-9 seasons.

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Vadim Shipachyov has decided he’s going back to Russia. Contract termination will follow after unconditional waiver process #Sportsnet
- Stripes77

wtf we would want him for is beyond me.

No.

I told people not to sleep on the Jets this year.

But in the AFC East, despite Josh Cutler's injury, the Jets are the worst team in the division.

Judging by the Thursday nigh games this season, I'd say we win by a score of 27-13. Easy.
- BeadyEyedDouche

The Dolphins might be worse.

McCown> Cutler this year

IMO, and I hate to jump the gun, but this appears to be the case already.

Even Richard Jauron's teams had question marks all around for 3 straight 4-2 then 7-9 seasons.
- BeadyEyedDouche

I am really getting behind McDermott

He is putting together a great game plan and he has his teams playing as one for each other.

Rex couldn't do that.

Rex's teams had more talent, McDermott is getting the most out of his talent. Almost Nolan like (his first time here).

The Dolphins might be worse.

McCown> Cutler this year
- sbroads24

They are a -60 in point differential

How they have a winning record is beyond me when only 4 other teams have a worse point differential (2 of those teams are winless)

The Dolphins might be worse.

McCown> Cutler this year
- sbroads24

McCown is the LITERAL Dolph Lundgren of the NFL.

Looks like him.

Underrated.

And bad-ass.

I've always liked Josh McCown as a player.

Cutler is trash. (frank) Miami.

Yes I am a Jets fan....but doesn't this just feel like one of those games the Bills will forget to show up and play football?
- feetontheair22

That's what I'm afraid of, but cautiously optimistic that won't be the case.

Should the Bills win Thursday night at MetLife Stadium against the New York Jets, losers of three consecutive games, Buffalo will own a 6-2 record -- the team's best mark through eight games since a 7-1 start in 1993, the season in which Buffalo made the last of its four consecutive Super Bowl appearances.