Betting 101

never pick against the home team on a short week Thursday game, especially if its two bad teams

please stop
- KINGKENZO

Betting 102
Disregard betting 101.
Time for all to see why baker blows. Cue the turnover

wow....who saw that coming.....I hate mayfield so much
- KINGKENZO

Like I said he blows. Even the once or twice a season he plays a pretty good game he blows it. Watch here come another bonehead play. Guaranteed

Betting 102
Disregard betting 101.
Time for all to see why baker blows. Cue the turnover
- SMS4016

see Betting 101

see Betting 101
- KINGKENZO

Betting 103
Learn from betting 102
How many time you need to see this movie.

Oh ye of little faith. Never doubt the swami.

All the doubters just praying for a stop.

You blow green

Doubt me never. The truth shall set you free

HAHAHAHAHAHAHHA

YOU LUCKY (frank)

Sms accepting apologies in .43 seconds

3-2-1 for the week. Classic backdoor. It’s like watching the wizard of oz. seem it a million times. I’ll take my bow now

By the way, I was thinking of doing a little Philly foodie post, stemming from the time we were chatting about best cheesesteaks before game 2 against the Habs.

The idea is - name your favorite hidden/secret places/dishes to eat in Philly that are affordable (average menu prices/dishes named must be less than $20 tops). Must be in Philly proper, not burbs or joisey.

Hidden/secret means that it can't be something like John's Roast Pork or DeNics. Known to all Philly people even though it might qualify as a hidden gem for out-of-towners.

Affordable: as above.

Some time in the next couple of weeks. Any interest, or you guys gonna get on my case for hijacking thread? I could wait till after SCF....
- PT21

Drexel's cafeteria

Oh ye of little faith. Never doubt the swami.
- SMS4016

Hinduism has nothing to do with your SWAGs

Oh ye of little faith. Never doubt the swami.
- SMS4016

Hope everyone bet the mortgage. I myself won a cool $500. Thanks baker for the pick you blind sucker

HAHAHAHAHAHAHHA

YOU LUCKY (frank)
- KINGKENZO

Lmao. That makes up for poopty jets scoring late td to screw my under on Sunday.

Hinduism has nothing to do with your SWAGs
- Bendecko

The truth shall set my doubters free

Hopefully no one back reads this thread. Gonna be all types of (frank)ed up

Betting 101

never pick against the home team on a short week Thursday game, especially if its two bad teams

please stop
- KINGKENZO

Lol

Good morning all

Lol
- login

i stand by it

Disagree. Don't think he would have been a regular NHL player at all. Had a nice short spurt then not much imo.
- login

He had the nice spurt -- really all season, because he was playing well for the Phantoms and then played well for the Flyers -- before suffering a concussion. He was afraid to report it, since he'd just become a regular NHL starter and didn't want anything to jeopardize it. It got to the point, though, where there was no hiding the symptoms anymore. He sat out and felt better but the post-concussion symptoms still hadn't fully subsided when he came back in the 2012 playoffs, and got concussed again.

Unfortunately, he was never again able to shake the issues. Played only 17 games the next year but got concussed again. Missed about a calendar year. Played 7 games in 2013-14, and had another concussion with bad after-effects. Realized his career was over at age 25, and retired.

To Marc-Andre's immense credit, he never gave in to feeling sorry for himself. Focused on his health, and relied on his religious faith and inner strength to stay postive-minded. Found ways to stay in the game through coaching and scouting of young players. Got himself a college education as well.

Last I talked to him, and it's been several years at this point but he's now Rouyn-Noranda's assistant GM and head scout, he was feeling fine physically (the post-concussion issue flare-ups were basically gone) and really enjoying life. I'm very happy for him. Good guy and a success story.

He had the nice spurt -- really all season, because he was playing well for the Phantoms and then played well for the Flyers -- before suffering a concussion. He was afraid to report it, since he'd just become a regular NHL starter and didn't want anything to jeopardize it. It got to the point, though, where there was no hiding the symptoms anymore. He sat out and felt better but the post-concussion symptoms still hadn't fully subsided when he came back in the 2012 playoffs, and got concussed again.

Unfortunately, he was never again able to shake the issues. Played only 17 games the next year but got concussed again. Missed about a calendar year. Played 7 games in 2013-14, and had another concussion with bad after-effects. Realized his career was over at age 25, and retired.

To Marc-Andre's immense credit, he never gave in to feeling sorry for himself. Focused on his health, and relied on his religious faith and inner strength to stay postive-minded. Found ways to stay in the game through coaching and scouting of young players. Got himself a college education as well.

Last I talked to him, and it's been several years at this point but he's now Rouyn-Noranda's assistant GM and head scout, he was feeling fine physically (the post-concussion issue flare-ups were basically gone) and really enjoying life. I'm very happy for him. Good guy and a success story.
- bmeltzer

Def unfortunate for the kid. Glad no post playing issues.

Why the delay on a Patrick contract do you think Bill? Should be rather easy no?
Does he have an agent or does his family represent him?

i stand by it
- KINGKENZO

like you said 2 bad teams. Give me the points in that case.

didn't backread so don't know if mentioned but I see NAK signed a 2 year on way 1.075 cap hit contract

I’m really curious what the return for Ghost would be. On one hand we know the struggles. On the other, who else is shopping a pretty young puck moving d man?
- hereticpride

It is as much they he doesn't fit with the current group. When Myers, Sanheim and Provy are seasoned vets Ghost might fit. I actually think Ghost might play well with Nisk, find Someone who can play with Provy