Yeah, I feel real (frank)ing bad for you...
- mdw7413

When I come over can I bring Yanni CDs?

I'm kind of with you on that one. I think for Bob it's Florida or CBJ. I don't think he likes the spotlight. I don't know how their cap is, but if I was the Canes, i'd be all in on Bob. Their goalies have done fine, I guess, but I keep waiting for Mrazek to turn into a pumpkin.
- 2sticks1puck

I don't know. Do they have any young goalies in their system?

Both their goalies are up there in age and Mrazek is only signed this year and McIlheney till next year. You might be right

When I come over can I bring Yanni CDs?
- JRR1285

I will gut you and use you for bait

I don't know. Do they have any young goalies in their system?

Both their goalies are up there in age and Mrazek is only signed this year and McIlheney till next year. You might be right
- mdw7413

seems like Alex Nedeljkovic is the goalie of their future, was 2nd rounder in 2014

34-14-4 this past season in AHL 2.26 GAA

I will gut you and use you for bait
- mdw7413

Your dog will like my femurs.

Is that what it's really like? I can still stay up until like 3am and be semi functional. I will probably drop off a cliff and age overnight on my Bday.
- JRR1285

For me it did. It was like I hit 40 and I couldn't eat past 7:00 and had to go to sleep around 11:00 I turned into a (frank)ing gremlin

seems like Alex Nedeljkovic is the goalie of their future, was 2nd rounder in 2014

34-14-4 this past season in AHL 2.26 GAA
- jimbro83

Total bust.

Total bust.
- JRR1285

probably, they should trade for Georgiev

seems like Alex Nedeljkovic is the goalie of their future, was 2nd rounder in 2014

34-14-4 this past season in AHL 2.26 GAA
- jimbro83

Ah ok. Well if they think that guy is the real deal, can't imagine they would sign Bob long term. If he needs some seasoning as a back up, that would be a good place for Bob

For me it did. It was like I hit 40 and I couldn't eat past 7:00 and had to go to sleep around 11:00 I turned into a (frank)ing gremlin
- mdw7413

I tell you what, I have ankle issues on my right side from injuries and I am starting to have serious pain. It sounds like bones cracking when I rotate my ankle. Starting to feel really old. I should probably get it checked out but ain't nobody got time for that.

probably, they should trade for Georgiev
- jimbro83

I tell you what, I have ankle issues on my right side from injuries and I am starting to have serious pain. It sounds like bones cracking when I rotate my ankle. Starting to feel really old. I should probably get it checked out but ain't nobody got time for that.
- JRR1285

I have the same exact thing. Broke my one ankle 3 times on one side and the other 1 once. Its like pop rocks in my ankle

I have the same exact thing. Broke my one ankle 3 times on one side and the other 1 once. Its like pop rocks in my ankle
- mdw7413

What's crazy is the fact that I have actually not ever broken my ankle. Just serious sprains and ligament damage. The last time it happened I was walking two dogs at work and I stepped in soft soil after heavy rain from Hurricane Irene. My (frank)ing ankle popped twice. The doctor said I damaged my ligaments so bad that I would have been better off breaking bone. It took 6-9 months for me to feel semi OK. Takes a long time to heal when you are walking miles a day.

Is that what it's really like? I can still stay up until like 3am and be semi functional. I will probably drop off a cliff and age overnight on my Bday.
- JRR1285

Man, wait until you're my age.
I'm usually up until 2 or 3 on Saturday night. During the week I try to be in bed by 11, usually ends up 11:30 or 12. Sucks getting up at 5:30.

When I come over can I bring Yanni CDs?
- JRR1285

How cute, you guys having a sleepover.

How cute, you guys having a sleepover.
- Fenrir

There's not a lot of sleep happening.

For me it did. It was like I hit 40 and I couldn't eat past 7:00 and had to go to sleep around 11:00 I turned into a (frank)ing gremlin
- mdw7413

For me, I worked an odd third shift where I basically split my sleep 50/50 (I worked 1-9 am). So I was just trained to sleep at like 9 pm. But yeah, one day I'm just an early bird after literally working some sort of night work for like 85% of my career.

As for the original point, as you get through your 30s you get a gas tank. At first you just don't recover fully after one all nighter, but then that feeling becomes more frequent. Then you learn you gotta budget yourself. I can still do the ocassional one, but I can't do it all day or even every weekend now.

I don't know. Do they have any young goalies in their system?

Both their goalies are up there in age and Mrazek is only signed this year and McIlheney till next year. You might be right
- mdw7413

Talking to my Canes buddy, Darling was the problem last season. Once they dumped him the team had confidence in their goalies to actually stop the puck, so they could pinch more.

Man, wait until you're my age.
I'm usually up until 2 or 3 on Saturday night. During the week I try to be in bed by 11, usually ends up 11:30 or 12. Sucks getting up at 5:30.
- Fenrir

The last couple of summers we were going in at 5am to start work. Counts as OT until 8am then we would stay late and get more OT. Those were brutal but once you get into a routine it just works.

Man, wait until you're my age.
I'm usually up until 2 or 3 on Saturday night. During the week I try to be in bed by 11, usually ends up 11:30 or 12. Sucks getting up at 5:30.
- Fenrir

What sucks for me is no matter how late stay up, I literally can't sleep past like 6:30 or so. Somehow Sunday morning I woke up and it was like 7:15. That's like a treat now.

What's crazy is the fact that I have actually not ever broken my ankle. Just serious sprains and ligament damage. The last time it happened I was walking two dogs at work and I stepped in soft soil after heavy rain from Hurricane Irene. My (frank)ing ankle popped twice. The doctor said I damaged my ligaments so bad that I would have been better off breaking bone. It took 6-9 months for me to feel semi OK. Takes a long time to heal when you are walking miles a day.
- JRR1285

Wait until you can predict the weather with your injuries. Nobody knows what I'm talking about until you can.

What sucks for me is no matter how late stay up, I literally can't sleep past like 6:30 or so. Somehow Sunday morning I woke up and it was like 7:15. That's like a treat now.
- 2sticks1puck

Same, I usually wake up like clock work around 615-630 all days. Once in a while I sleep in but it's rare.

What's crazy is the fact that I have actually not ever broken my ankle. Just serious sprains and ligament damage. The last time it happened I was walking two dogs at work and I stepped in soft soil after heavy rain from Hurricane Irene. My (frank)ing ankle popped twice. The doctor said I damaged my ligaments so bad that I would have been better off breaking bone. It took 6-9 months for me to feel semi OK. Takes a long time to heal when you are walking miles a day.
- JRR1285

Thats funny. I broke mine the last time during Sandy. Was cleaning up the yard had the leaf blower on my back and same thing, stepped in a divot were the soil was washed out and soft.

Wait until you can predict the weather with your injuries. Nobody knows what I'm talking about until you can.
- 2sticks1puck

I think I am starting to notice it. With the endless monsoon weather recently my ankle has been a real treat.

I tell you what, I have ankle issues on my right side from injuries and I am starting to have serious pain. It sounds like bones cracking when I rotate my ankle. Starting to feel really old. I should probably get it checked out but ain't nobody got time for that.
- JRR1285

My wife went Trinity Rehab to loosen up her shoulder and it seemed to work. She's trying to talk me into going for mine.