it was absolutely a problem against boston last year. but clearly there were about a million other problems, too. cocaine being one of them.
- OrangeBlack27

it was absolutely a problem against boston last year. but clearly there were about a million other problems, too. cocaine being one of them.
- OrangeBlack27

As in "too much cocaine", or "not enough for everyone"? Please clarify.

ty

AND....Im not even (frank)ing Catholic!
- jak521

We're not all that bad,

As in "too much cocaine", or "not enough for everyone"? Please clarify.

ty
- BringBack25

I need clarification on that one too

As in "too much cocaine", or "not enough for everyone"? Please clarify.

ty
- BringBack25

considering ri_hards (no c) is fat, probably not enough.

it was absolutely a problem against boston last year. but clearly there were about a million other problems, too. cocaine being one of them.
- OrangeBlack27

Well, 'Coke adds life...'

this day is dragging!!!
- flyersfan51

considering ri_hards (no c) is fat, probably not enough.
- OrangeBlack27

ty. Since arter (no c) is not fat, pretty safe to assume he was hoovering all the blow and not being good teammate.

Had to post this too.



http://www.autoblog.com/2...59-bmw-isetta-drag-racer/

ty. Since arter (no c) is not fat, pretty safe to assume he was hoovering all the blow and not being good teammate.
- BringBack25

that's actually c_rter (didn't deserve the a).

it was absolutely a problem against boston last year. but clearly there were about a million other problems, too. cocaine being one of them.
- OrangeBlack27

that's actually c_rter (didn't deserve the a).
- OrangeBlack27

shouldnt it just be rter

- rockychocbill

nice

shouldnt it just be rter
- jak521

no

no
- OrangeBlack27

- stveshdy

Bill Meltzer: Flyers Playoff Gameday: ECQF Game 4 vs. Penguins
- bmeltzer

It's a shame that Jody Shelley won't be in the line up tonight. I totally agree with MJL, I think Shelley should be inserted into the line up.

- jak521

pwned

It's a shame that Jody Shelley won't be in the line up tonight. I totally agree with MJL, I think Shelley should be inserted into the line up.
- roenick97

I don't care what the Flyers record is like in the Pens building. This win needs o happen at home and it has to happen tonight. No exceptions.

all of this, but the you can't beat us chirping really bugged me. i don't want to borrow anything from the blueshirts, ever, certainly not when the series isn't even over.
- hammarby31

we already borrow their freaking chant which you knows drives me NUTS

It was hilarious.

Original tweet from Frank:

Frank Seravalli ‏ @DNFlyers
How fun will Game 4 be? Check out the front page of tomorrow's Daily News. Just a hint. #itsgonnabewild http://twitpic.com/9b3puc

About an hour later:

Frank Seravalli ‏ @DNFlyers
Understand: 1) I do not make the cover. 2) We are a snarky tabloid. 3) We are trying to sell papers.


- Jsaquella

yeah I am going to by that paper because of the dumb ass pic

Richard Clark has sacrificed himself for the greater good of defeating the Penguins in a sweep and moving on. Don't let it be in vain!


Lol it took out D_I_C_K and put Richard

Sam Carchidi of the Philadelphia Inquirer takes it to the NHL:

Shanahan said the NHL was "willing to accept Neal's assertion" that he jumped at Couturier "to brace himself for an unintended collision."

Shanahan's decision is supposed to be based on WHAT HAPPENED, not on what the player DIDN'T INTEND TO HAPPEN. It should also be noted that Neal was fined once this season and received two warnings for incidents _ and that he was suspended three years ago for a check from behind.

From here, the run at Couturier was much worse than the one at Giroux.

From here, if Shanahan used a dart board, his decisions would make as much sense.

His most grievous post-season error was not suspending Nashville's Shea Weber for slamming the head of Detroit's Henrik Zetterberg's into the glass.

He slapped the all-star defenseman on the wrist with a $2,500 fine. The decision on Neal just re-affirmed this: Shanahan is a master at inconsistent rulings.