then they merged the sales reps jobs and a bunch of us newer hires got laid off.
- kicksave856

oh, well that part sucks... at least it sounds like you still got a good run out of it, and something to keep on your curriculum.

oh, well that part sucks... at least it sounds like you still got a good run out of it, and something to keep on your curriculum.
- Pat1993

yeah, it never hurts to have sales in your background.

looked clean to me!
-Pete, for some reason
- Pat1993

4 refs, and 4 Sportsnet TO homers all agreeing.

That was enough for me..

4 refs, and 4 Sportsnet TO homers all agreeing.

That was enough for me..
- pete26

4 refs, and 4 Sportsnet TO homers all agreeing.

That was enough for me..
- pete26

It's so strange that all those Sportsnet TO homers never seem to home for TO

it was so easy. i eventually learned to do it without even going to my stores. you just get used to the rhythm of your stores (i had 140 supermarkets) and what they sell and what you need to reorder for them. and nestle would just send you checks from all directions. some weeks i'd get 3 checks in the mail.
- kicksave856

Sounds like money laundering...

I hope not.

We tried the whole "turn that winger into a centre" thing already.

- Scabeh

Maybe it's just in case the center gets thrown off, backup insurance.

I don't he'd be a great center, he's at his best deep in the zone retrieving pucks to make plays.

Maybe it's just in case the center gets thrown off, backup insurance.

I don't he'd be a great center, he's at his best deep in the zone retrieving pucks to make plays.
- Fredo

yeah, if it's just for the purpose of having another guy on that line who can take faceoffs, it makes sense.

Brunette and the Preds getting a penalty last night for "not starting the official starting lineup".

I don't remember ever seen that before.

Imagine the chaos if St-Louis did that in Montreal.
- Scabeh

I remember the Mets did that a few years back, but ya In hockey never seen that !

Sounds like money laundering...
- Mashadar

- kicksave856

Scabeh...I got cucked by the man himself!

- Pat1993

Scabeh...I got cucked by the man himself!
- AdamFrench

what's this now...?

- kicksave856

Erik Johnson reaching 1,000 games made the 2006 Draft the first ever where the top seven selections reached the millennium milestone. Johnson went first, followed by Jordan Staal, Jonathan Toews, Nicklas Backstrom, Phil Kessel, Derick Brassard and Kyle Okposo.

Crazy

- Pat1993

That's all I got.

Now, it sure was a hit to the head.

Seems the NHL has a line somewhere, few know where it is..

Erik Johnson reaching 1,000 games made the 2006 Draft the first ever where the top seven selections reached the millennium milestone. Johnson went first, followed by Jordan Staal, Jonathan Toews, Nicklas Backstrom, Phil Kessel, Derick Brassard and Kyle Okposo.

Crazy
- Mashadar

yeah, 2006 was a good year, I still have my David Fischer jersey... oh the memories.

Erik Johnson reaching 1,000 games made the 2006 Draft the first ever where the top seven selections reached the millennium milestone. Johnson went first, followed by Jordan Staal, Jonathan Toews, Nicklas Backstrom, Phil Kessel, Derick Brassard and Kyle Okposo.

Crazy
- Mashadar

How Brassard and Okposo got there is a bit of a mystery.

That's all I got.

Now, it sure was a hit to the head.

Seems the NHL has a line somewhere, few know where it is..
- pete26

and that seems to be the issue, it isn't very clear for most people involved.

if the conclusion for that particular hit is "it was within NHL rules", then something needs to be changed imho. I don't think that being more strict with headshots would result in a contactless bland sport like some are making it out to be, it's only a matter of better protecting players, who literally represent the league's product on the ice.

It's so strange that all those Sportsnet TO homers never seem to home for TO
- AdamFrench

I think the problem is, you guys are so used to overwhelming love from the TSN crew, that you just can't see the ordinary love from the Sportsnet gang..

That's all I got.

Now, it sure was a hit to the head.

Seems the NHL has a line somewhere, few know where it is..
- pete26

- Mashadar

*snorts it*

*snorts it*
- Pat1993

that's the kind of snow we're talking about!

and that seems to be the issue, it isn't very clear for most people involved.

if the conclusion for that particular hit is "it was within NHL rules", then something needs to be changed imho. I don't think that being more strict with headshots would result in a contactless bland sport like some are making it out to be, it's only a matter of better protecting players, who literally represent the league's product on the ice.
- Pat1993

And some of that is on the player being hit, you can't skate around leading with your head, someone's rock you.

I'm mean look at Slaf in his rookie year, how many times did he get rocked with no penalty?

Seems he's learned to keep his head up..