Mike Augello: Toronto Maple Leafs Prospects - #9

First.

F**k Skalapy 🖕🏻

5'11?

I didn't know they stacked poop that high!

https://youtu.be/tHxf17yJsKs?feature=shared

First.

F**k Skalapy 🖕🏻
- .HOHO.

make sure you wrap it with this before the fornication occurs

First.

F**k Skalapy 🖕🏻
- .HOHO.

I don't know Mikey not sure he should been seen much as a prospect anymore.

make sure you wrap it with this before the fornication occurs



- dmnted

Her pleasure?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?

- Skalapy

I don’t want to talk to you no more, you empty-headed animal food trough wiper.

First.

F**k Skalapy PDiddy style🖕🏻
- .HOHO.

Fixed that for you.

From last blog:

Switch Nylander and Tavares, and I'm in.
- GalacticStone

Totally agree with that.


Also, poop's getting real for you in Flo Rida, be safe homie. Might get bad.

I don't know Mikey not sure he should been seen much as a prospect anymore.
- systemtool

Well he's not unless you compare him to these guys:

#40 - Wyatt Schingoethe – C (Western Michigan – NCAA)
#39 - Zach Solow - RW (Toronto - AHL)
#38 - Semyon Kizimov - RW -(Yekaterinberg - KHL)
#37 - Robert Mastrosimone – LW. (Toronto – AHL)
#36 - Marko Sikic – RW (Sarnia – OHL, Newfoundland/Norfolk – ECHL)
#35 – Jacob Bengtsson – D (Boston College – NCAA)
#34 – Nicolas Mattinen – D (Straubling – Germany-DEL)
#33 – Matthew Barbolini – F (Miami(OH) – NCAA, Toronto – AHL)
#32 – Nathan Mayes – D (Spokane – WHL)
#31 – Braeden Kressler – C (Flint/Ottawa – OHL
#30 – Jacob Frasca – C (Barrie/ Sault Ste. Marie.- OHL)
#29 – Chas Sharpe – D (Mississauga – OHL, Toronto – AHL)
#28 – Hudson Malinoski – C (Providence – NCAA)
#27 – John Fusco – D (Dartmouth – NCAA
#26 – Semyon Der-Argushintsev (Chelyabinsk Traktor – KHL)
#25 – Ty Voit – RW – (Newfoundland, ECHL, Toronto – AHL
#24 – Mikko Kokkonen – D – (Toronto – AHL)
#23 – Matt Lahey – D – (Nanaimo – BCHL)
#22 – Sam McCue – LW (Peterborough/Owen Sound – OHL)
#21 – Victor Johansson – D (Leksands Jr. – Sweden)
#20 - Alexander Plesovskikh - LW (Yugra - VHL)
#19 - Miroslav Holinka – C (Trinec Ocelari HC U20 – Czechia)
#18 – Roni Hirvonen – C (Toronto – AHL)
#17 – Timofei Obvintsev – G (CSKA Red Army Jr. – MHL)
#16 – Vyacheslav Peksa – G (Newfoundland – ECHL)
#15 – Cade Webber – D (Boston University – NCAA)
#14 – Ryan Tverberg – C (Toronto – AHL)
#13 – William Villeneuve – D (Toronto – AHL)
#12 – Alex Steeves – C(Toronto – AHL / Toronto – NHL)
#11 – Joe Miller – C (Harvard – NCAA)
#10 – Nick Moldenhauer – C (Michigan – NCAA)

From last blog:



Totally agree with that.


Also, poop's getting real for you in Flo Rida, be safe homie. Might get bad.
- underhill14

I'm northeast of Tampa on what passes for high ground down here. We're outside the flood and surge zones.

The storm is forecasted to stay about 100 miles offshore as it passes by on it's way to landfall in the panhandle. Tallahassee is right in the crosshairs. Lots of nervous bureaucrats and college kids up there though.

We had the first outer band squall line come through about an hour ago. Calm now. The weather is gonna deteriorate overnight though. Hopefully the projected path doesn't change.

I'll be in storm mode until it passes.

They said it's gonna be category 4 at landfall. That's nothing to sneeze at.

I rode out Katrina 50 miles from New Orleans in a 100 year old house. Now that was interesting.

Edit : just checked and it looks like the track shifted a little more to the west. That's good news for the Tampa area. Downtown Tampa is very low and flood prone. So is Davis Island where the rich and Lightning players live.

Her pleasure?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?
- Atomic Wedgie

he's her now

I'm northeast of Tampa on what passes for high ground down here. We're outside the flood and surge zones.

The storm is forecasted to stay about 100 miles offshore as it passes by on it's way to landfall in the panhandle. Tallahassee is right in the crosshairs. Lots of nervous bureaucrats and college kids up there though.

We had the first outer band squall line come through about an hour ago. Calm now. The weather is gonna deteriorate overnight though. Hopefully the projected path doesn't change.

I'll be in storm mode until it passes.

They said it's gonna be category 4 at landfall. That's nothing to sneeze at.

I rode out Katrina 50 miles from New Orleans in a 100 year old house. Now that was interesting.

Edit : just checked and it looks like the track shifted a little more to the west. That's good news for the Tampa area. Downtown Tampa is very low and flood prone. So is Davis Island where the rich and Lightning players live.


- GalacticStone

A friend of mine is right in the cross hairs with the path change, he's in the armpit. owns a seafood restaurant close to the Apalachee Bay area I think.

Be safe homie! Let us know how she goes!

PS: Bolded

A friend of mine is right in the cross hairs with the path change, he's in the armpit. owns a seafood restaurant close to the Apalachee Bay area I think.

Be safe homie! Let us know how she goes!

PS: Bolded
- underhill14

A friend of mine is in Siesta Key - by Sarasota - he and his wife bought a condo there a couple of years back and so he spends plenty of time down there. He's there right now - they are under an evacuation order, but he's not leaving because it's "just rain" where he is.

A friend of mine is right in the cross hairs with the path change, he's in the armpit. owns a seafood restaurant close to the Apalachee Bay area I think.

Be safe homie! Let us know how she goes!

PS: Bolded
- underhill14

Katrina was (frank)ing scary. Terrifying night. The entire house was shuddering on the pier blocks. Wind was howling like a freight train and trees were bending sideways. At the last minute it jogged slightly away from us and we had minimal structural damage. Lost most of the roof on the detached garage and the yard was (frank)ing wrecked. Streets flooded, but the house didn't. Power was out for almost a week.

A friend of mine is in Siesta Key - by Sarasota - he and his wife bought a condo there a couple of years back and so he spends plenty of time down there. He's there right now - they are under an evacuation order, but he's not leaving because it's "just rain" where he is.
- Monkeypunk

Your boy has some balls! Hope he stays safe.

Katrina was (frank)ing scary. Terrifying night. The entire house was shuddering on the pier blocks. Wind was howling like a freight train and trees were bending sideways. At the last minute it jogged slightly away from us and we had minimal structural damage. Lost most of the roof on the detached garage and the yard was (frank)ing wrecked. Streets flooded, but the house didn't. Power was out for almost a week.


- GalacticStone

I watched the whole Karina thing live of tv, it was nucking futs!!!

Being a California resident, earthquakes are the scariest to me over all others. No warning, fast and hard, no Pdiddy baby oil, could be buried before you get out of bed.

I went thru the '93 Northridge quake, epicenter was within 5 miles from my house, lived in a stilt house with the primary bedroom about 50 feet up over a 100 foot steep mountain side. Wood framed house. That (frank)er was shaking like crazy. By the time I got the wife out, who's like a fainting goat when things get crazy, had to go back for the dog and the house was still shaking like a fun house at the Exhibition. Fuuuuuuuuuccccckkkkkk.

Stay safe Galactsie and Monkey hope your boy stays safe too.

Gnite fellas.

A friend of mine is in Siesta Key - by Sarasota - he and his wife bought a condo there a couple of years back and so he spends plenty of time down there. He's there right now - they are under an evacuation order, but he's not leaving because it's "just rain" where he is.
- Monkeypunk

Ah yes, the ol' "its just rain" tag line the inevitably ends up in emergency services wasting resources on a rescue.

But seriously, hoping it stays "just rain" for their sake.

Katrina was (frank)ing scary. Terrifying night. The entire house was shuddering on the pier blocks. Wind was howling like a freight train and trees were bending sideways. At the last minute it jogged slightly away from us and we had minimal structural damage. Lost most of the roof on the detached garage and the yard was (frank)ing wrecked. Streets flooded, but the house didn't. Power was out for almost a week.
- GalacticStone

“Why wouldn’t you just go in your basement to be safe?”
- guy who has never been to Florida

Weather is gusty and rainy, but nothing worse than typical summer thunderstorms. That will begin to change in a few hours.

The cats are inside, all errands are done, and we are bunkered down. The wait continues...

Your boy has some balls! Hope he stays safe.




I watched the whole Karina thing live of tv, it was nucking futs!!!

Being a California resident, earthquakes are the scariest to me over all others. No warning, fast and hard, no Pdiddy baby oil, could be buried before you get out of bed.

I went thru the '93 Northridge quake, epicenter was within 5 miles from my house, lived in a stilt house with the primary bedroom about 50 feet up over a 100 foot steep mountain side. Wood framed house. That (frank)er was shaking like crazy. By the time I got the wife out, who's like a fainting goat when things get crazy, had to go back for the dog and the house was still shaking like a fun house at the Exhibition. Fuuuuuuuuuccccckkkkkk.

Stay safe Galactsie and Monkey hope your boy stays safe too.

Gnite fellas.
- underhill14

(frank) Earthquakes. At least you get a week's warning with a hurricane. I wouldn't live somewhere where the Earth has Tourrette syndrome. lol

Loving how this post has a pic of a dom and then a map of Florida mid storm

Ah yes, the ol' "its just rain" tag line the inevitably ends up in emergency services wasting resources on a rescue.

But seriously, hoping it stays "just rain" for their sake.
- Fakepartofme

Thanks. It looks like it will be - but I don't think it's particularly wise - not that it matters. You can tell your friend that they're being an idiot, but they know.

The more you look at the path of the storm, it doesn't look that bad where he is - but flooding is pretty possible in the keys.

Thanks. It looks like it will be - but I don't think it's particularly wise - not that it matters. You can tell your friend that they're being an idiot, but they know.

The more you look at the path of the storm, it doesn't look that bad where he is - but flooding is pretty possible in the keys.
- Monkeypunk

Agreed, barring a last minute change in track, everything south of Tampa looks OK.

my luke warm take
Berube is not a better coach than Keefe...just shuffling stuff around.

think we will see similar results..just in a different way.

hope im wrong