agreed
- Symba007

gonna take a bit longer then the forwards as Dmen do but he will be the pick of the litter. I hope they don't take him, same with the Leafs. He will likely land in Anaheim. Look good with Fowler in a few years.

http://www.nhl.com/ice/news.htm?id=634720

Best first-round pick: Guy Lafleur (1971) -- Then-GM Sam Pollock had a knack for charming first-round picks out of struggling teams by sending them useful players who weren't stars in exchange for high draft selections that often yielded a new generation of premium talent. That's how the Canadiens got the chance to draft Lafleur with the No. 1 pick of the 1971 draft and watch him become the backbone of the Habs' dynasty in the late 1970s. Lafleur was one of the most feared scorers in the NHL through most of the decade and cruised into the Hall of Fame.
Honorable mention: Bob Gainey (1973), Saku Koivu (1993), Carey Price (2005)

lol

gonna take a bit longer then the forwards as Dmen do but he will be the pick of the litter. I hope they don't take him, same with the Leafs. He will likely land in Anaheim. Look good with Fowler in a few years.
- Cape Breton Bruins

Leafs are picking yakupov and Galchenyuk then Burke is trading schenn for Duchesne, some spare parts for Stastny, then Komi for Luongo, sign Parise and Suter.....Burke is amazing!

http://www.nhl.com/ice/news.htm?id=634720

Best first-round pick: Guy Lafleur (1971) -- Then-GM Sam Pollock had a knack for charming first-round picks out of struggling teams by sending them useful players who weren't stars in exchange for high draft selections that often yielded a new generation of premium talent. That's how the Canadiens got the chance to draft Lafleur with the No. 1 pick of the 1971 draft and watch him become the backbone of the Habs' dynasty in the late 1970s. Lafleur was one of the most feared scorers in the NHL through most of the decade and cruised into the Hall of Fame.
Honorable mention: Bob Gainey (1973), Saku Koivu (1993), Carey Price (2005)

lol
- _nay_

Not true!! They got Lafleur because they had the rights to all things French, including but not limited to L'Orange Julep, owned by Gibeau.

Not true!! They got Lafleur because they had the rights to all things French, including but not limited to L'Orange Julep, owned by Gibeau.
- hscesq

Eric, in what way do you think Moen impedes the Habs? I think it would be a good re-sign.

Nice blog, btw.
- hscesq

I wonder what the world would be like if everyone put as much heart into spelling as you do.

I wonder what the world would be like if everyone put as much heart into spelling as you do.
- Oilhab

Not everyone can be an English major from McGill

I wonder what the world would be like if everyone put as much heart into spelling as you do.
- Oilhab

I wonder what the world would be like without bumholes like you in it. Problem is, we will never know.

Not true!! They got Lafleur because they had the rights to all things French, including but not limited to L'Orange Julep, owned by Gibeau.
- hscesq

I wonder what the world would be like if everyone put as much heart into spelling as you do.
- Oilhab

*Is actually paid for that*

I wonder what the world would be like without bumholes like you in it. Problem is, we will never know.
- hscesq

thank heavens for that.

I wonder what the world would be like without bumholes like you in it. Problem is, we will never know.
- hscesq

True, as people that feel the undying urge to correct spelling on the internet fall under this label.

*Is actually paid for that*
- _nay_

You have a job? Congrats

True, as people that feel the undying urge to correct spelling on the internet fall under this label.
- Oilhab

Stop, or I will ban you for a month.

Stop, or I will ban you for a month.
- hscesq

Do what you feel is necessary

Not true!! They got Lafleur because they had the rights to all things French, including but not limited to L'Orange Julep, owned by Gibeau.
- hscesq

You've got it all wrong.

Lafleur was made in a lab under the Forum, where they used Maurice Richard's and Jean Béliveau's dna to make a super player. Unfortunately, they concentrated all their efforts on the physical attributes. That's why he often says dumb things.

Do what you feel is necessary
- Oilhab

What is necessary, is for you to stop communicating with me. I've asked you many times, and you refuse to do so. If you would just do that, everything would be just fine. Remember, you are much smarter than me, and so I don't have the ability to keep up with your intellectual acumen. That's why I feel it would be best.

You've got it all wrong.

Lafleur was made in a lab under the Forum, where they used Maurice Richard's and Jean Béliveau's dna to make a super player. Unfortunately, they concentrated all their efforts on the physical attributes. That's why he often says dumb things.
- stinger67

How did he end up with a right handed shot?

How did he end up with a right handed shot?
- hscesq

he played right handed to avoid any suspicions.

Can you just imagine...

What is necessary, is for you to stop communicating with me. I've asked you many times, and you refuse to do so. If you would just do that, everything would be just fine. Remember, you are much smarter than me, and so I don't have the ability to keep up with your intellectual acumen. That's why I feel it would be best.
- hscesq

excessively harsh.

What is necessary, is for you to stop communicating with me. I've asked you many times, and you refuse to do so. If you would just do that, everything would be just fine. Remember, you are much smarter than me, and so I don't have the ability to keep up with your intellectual acumen. That's why I feel it would be best.
- hscesq

I will make comments on whichever quote i feel like commenting on, i don't see anywhere in the CoC that it says you must respond, let alone respond with insults or namecalling.

he played right handed to avoid any suspicions.

Can you just imagine...
- stinger67

Luka Rocco Magnotta, charged with first-degree murder in the killing and dismemberment of Montreal student Jun Lin, is aboard a Royal Canadian Air Force plane en route to Canada from Germany, CBC News has learned.

hi gang!

Luka Rocco Magnotta, charged with first-degree murder in the killing and dismemberment of Montreal student Jun Lin, is aboard a Royal Canadian Air Force plane en route to Canada from Germany, CBC News has learned.
- Symba007

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