- VanHockeyGuy

Thank you for keeping us abreast on the bread situation.

- VanHockeyGuy

Looks like the melon supply is healthy, as well.

The NHL needs to do the right thing and cancel the season and the playoffs. Then they can start planning for a late start to the '20-'21 season.
- Marwood

Or they can cancel next season and continue this one next March

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SKA forward Vasily Podkolzin has been out helping volunteers in St. Petersburg to distribute food to vulnerable residents.

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SKA forward Vasily Podkolzin has been out helping volunteers in St. Petersburg to distribute food to vulnerable residents.


- VANTEL

A class act. Happy to have him in Canucks organization.

A class act. Happy to have him in Canucks organization.
- Reubenkincade

Hate him. Tryamkin 2.0

A class act. Happy to have him in Canucks organization.
- Reubenkincade

Sounds like he’s got a good head on his shoulders, should be a great addition to Benning’s massive collection of bottom six players if he can make the NHL

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SKA forward Vasily Podkolzin has been out helping volunteers in St. Petersburg to distribute food to vulnerable residents.


- VANTEL

need more of this type of character to offset this type of character:

Sounds like he’s got a good head on his shoulders, should be a great addition to Benning’s massive collection of bottom six players if he can make the NHL
- LeftCoaster

https://www.espn.com/nhl/...k-new-positive-tests-more

This is a really good read from Puck Daddy (Greg W ) doing a piece for ESPN. It talks a lot about the probabilities of playing out the season , permits , travel ,players in Europe and everything.

Sounds like he’s got a good head on his shoulders, should be a great addition to Benning’s massive collection of bottom six players if he can make the NHL
- LeftCoaster

need more of this type of character to offset this type of character:



- Codes1087

Every team needs a whipping boy, like Jake.

Sounds like he’s got a good head on his shoulders, should be a great addition to Benning’s massive collection of bottom six players if he can make the NHL
- LeftCoaster

Jake's replacement

https://www.espn.com/nhl/story/_/id/28998385/the-nhl-coronavirus-pause-how-playoffs-work-new-positive-tests-more

This is a really good read from Puck Daddy (Greg W ) doing a piece for ESPN. It talks a lot about the probabilities of playing out the season , permits , travel ,players in Europe and everything.
- VANTEL

The NHL is tone deaf. They are looking more and more greedy.

Sounds like he’s got a good head on his shoulders, should be a great addition to Benning’s massive collection of bottom six players if he can make the NHL
- LeftCoaster

He will turn out to be Benning's best draft pick ever, you heard it here 1st.😁

I am not sure if all of you are aware but today Canada Gov has opened the application process for Canada Emergency Relief Benifit .

If you are born Jan Feb or March you apply today April 6 .Tomorrow is Apr May and June . Check the schedule.

I am not sure if all of you are aware but today Canada Gov has opened the application process for Canada Emergency Relief Benifit .

If you are born Jan Feb or March you apply today April 6 .Tomorrow is Apr May and June . Check the schedule.
- VANTEL

Also, if you had preciously applied for EI, and your application is hung up, you likely qualify for this right away, and should see $ within 10 days.

Also, if you had preciously applied for EI, and your application is hung up, you likely qualify for this right away, and should see $ within 10 days.
- 1970vintage

I am glad I am a Canadian. I don't know if it is true but I seen an article yesterday say the US is charging 35 000 for the virus treatment if you don't have medical .

He will turn out to be Benning's best draft pick ever, you heard it here 1st.😁
- Reubenkincade

In order...

1) Quinn Hughes
2) Elias Pettersson
3) Brock Boeser
4) Thatcher Demko
5) everyone else

I am glad I am a Canadian. I don't know if it is true but I seen an article yesterday say the US is charging 35 000 for the virus treatment if you don't have medical .
- VANTEL

Just read in the news that New York is so overwelmed with corpses that they are being temporarily buried in parks.
Wow... just wow...

In order...

1) Quinn Hughes
2) Elias Pettersson
3) Brock Boeser
4) Thatcher Demko
5) everyone else
- LeftCoaster

You are as smart as you are handsome

You are as smart as you are handsome
- VANTEL

Quinn Hughes will ultimately become Benning’s greatest achievement, even though all the other organizations and the collective scouting agencies of the world were stupid for having Q. Hughes ranked around where he was picked.

Benning was lucky in that sense but him and Brackett had enough foresight to see his talent and skating abilities above his size, unlike me, which is a massive plus for them.

Ray Bourque comes to mind, drafted 8th overall in 1979 because of his size...1500+ points later a Hall of Fame career ended. Listed at 5’11” or even 6’ on some sites but he’s truly 5’10”.

Quinn Hughes will ultimately become Benning’s greatest achievement, even though all the other organizations and the collective scouting agencies of the world were stupid for having Q. Hughes ranked around where he was picked.

Benning was lucky in that sense but him and Brackett had enough foresight to see his talent and skating abilities above his size, unlike me, which is a massive plus for them.
- LeftCoaster

Same.
I was impressed with how well he adapted, although his defensive game is questionable, I liked how he was learning to use his smarts, body positioning and angles in the defensive zone.
He brings something that this team desperately needed.

Quinn Hughes will ultimately become Benning’s greatest achievement, even though all the other organizations and the collective scouting agencies of the world were stupid for having Q. Hughes ranked around where he was picked.

Benning was lucky in that sense but him and Brackett had enough foresight to see his talent and skating abilities above his size, unlike me, which is a massive plus for them.

Ray Bourque comes to mind, drafted 8th overall in 1979 because of his size...1500+ points later a Hall of Fame career ended. Listed at 5’11” or even 6’ on some sites but he’s truly 5’10”.
- LeftCoaster

Big mans complex. Yer forgiven lol