It (GIF) didn't work Cappy - but it's (address info) did!!
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Nice I thought it would fit the current situation

In general Benning should be gone before Green. As honestly

I will leave this question here

Do you trust Benning when it comes to deadline selloff

I think Greene is NOT the issue - it's Owner/GM...
No to JB making any decisions beyond what goes on his bagel TO GO...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=612PV-6sz7I

Fire Benning Chants have started people

We went from signs to jerseys to now chants and callouts

Aqulini's I got a feeling either respond or the fanbase transitions into Raptors only fans lul

That's only goalie interference in spirit, Foligno's driving the net, there not much he can do there except come into contact with Campbell

I mean even if we just keep him for this year it’s worth it, because Chiarot is getting traded, and maybe Wideman and/or Kulak as well. So the habs just need bodies on D.

It’s because his favourite player growing up was Steve Yzerman.

Dude, what? You can't initiate contact with the goalie - certainly not to this extent. It doesn't matter what you're doing, it's a penalty. Foligno is not touched here at all, it is 100% his responsibility to not do exactly what he did. Having the puck doesn't give you free rein to bean the goalie in the head.

He's driving to the net and does his best to avoid contact, that's not goalie interference, however much you may not like it

Man, it doesn't matter if he's driving the net, you still can't run the goalie through. He absolutely didn't try to avoid contact btw, there was no motion to cut out and around Campbell.

This is goalie interference and that's not news; you see this called all the time (even incorrectly when defending players shove/physically guide the attacking player into the goalie).

Some players who are/were (not counting injuries because it’d take forever) on pace (for career high in points I’m using Adjusted Points (are normalized to an 82-game schedule, 18 skaters and league averages of 6 goals/game and 1.67 assists/goal).
I stopped at a 70-points pace

Aho, Sebastian (CAR) – 93 pts (former career high is 83)
Bjorkstrand, Oliver (CBJ) – 74 pts (former career high is 44)
Bratt, Jesper (NJD) – 74 pts (former career high is 35)
Carlson, John (WSH) – 78 pts (former career high is 75)
Connor, Kyle (WPG) – 94 pts (former career high is 73)
Deangelo, Anthony (CAR) – 70 pts (former career high is 53)
Draisaitl, Leon (EDM) – 168 pts (former career high is 110)
Dubois, Pierre-Luc (WPG) – 74 pts (former career high is 61)
Duchene, Matt (NSH) – 86 pts (former career high is 70)
Ekblad, Aaron (FLA) – 82 pts (former career high is 41)
Fox, Adam (NYR) – 93 pts (former career high is 47)
Granlund, Mikael (NSH) – 92 pts (former career high is 69)
Guentzel, Jake (PIT) – 86 pts (former career high is 76)
Hartman, Ryan (MIN) – 75 pts (former career high is 31)
Hedman, Victor (TBL) – 85 pts (former career high is 72)
Huberdeau, Jonathan (FLA) – 103 pts (former career high is 92)
Johnsson, Andreas (NJD) – 70 pts (former career high is 43)
Jones, Seth (CHI) – 77 pts (former career high is 57)
Josi, Roman (NSH) – 75 pts (former career high is 65)
Kadri, Nazem (COL) – 122 pts (former career high is 61)
Kaprizov, Kirill (MIN) – 104 pts (former career high is 51)
Killorn, Alex (TBL) – 74 pts (former career high is 49)
Kreider, Chris (NYR) – 71 pts (former career high is 52)
Kuznetsov, Evgeny (WSH) – 96 pts (former career high is 83)
Kyrou, Jordan (STL) – 83 pts (former career high is 35)
Landeskog, Gabriel (COL) – 98 pts (former career high is 75)
Lindholm, Elias (CGY) – 86 pts (former career high is 78)
Makar, Cale (COL) – 85 pts (former career high is 50)
Matthews, Auston (TOR) – 83 pts (former career high is 80)
McDavid, Connor (EDM) – 164 pts (former career high is 116)
Meier, Timo (SJS) – 86 pts (former career high is 66)
Miller, J.T. (VAN) – 79 pts (former career high is 72)
Nugent-Hopkins, Ryan (EDM) – 85 pts (former career high is 69)
Nylander, William (TOR) – 79 pts (former career high is 61)
Ovechkin, Alex (WSH) – 135 pts (former career high is 112)
Panarin, Artemi (NYR) – 96 pts (former career high is 95)
Puljujarvi, Jesse (EDM) – 70 pts (former career high is 25)
Stephenson, Chandler (VGK) – 78 pts (former career high is 35)
Svechnikov, Andrei (CAR) – 78 pts (former career high is 61)
Terry, Troy (ANA) – 86 pts (former career high is 20)
Thomas, Robert (STL) – 78 pts (former career high is 42)
Wilson, Tom (WSH) – 79 pts (former career high is 44)

Jesus Troy Terry, have yourself a year, on pace to quadrupling his career-high

Mr. Wilson 😏

Excellent list. Couple of takeaways:

1) Like A Habs fan said, Troy Terry is on pace to QUADRUPLING his career point season-high (which he's already broken 25 games in). Wow.
2) Jordan Kyrou is one of the most under-appreciated players in the league since he burst onto the scene last year, he had 35 points in 56 games, not bad for his first full (albeit 56 game) season, and now he's on pace to have 83. Robert Thomas and Mikael Granlund are also quietly having themselves darn good years, they've each racked up 20 assists already.
3) Jesse Puljujarvi has slowed down since his torrid start, but should still easily shatter his previous season-high of 25. Chandler Stephenson also will probably have his ice time diminish once Vegas gets all their pieces back, but will definitely finish with more than 35, and Oliver Bjorkstrand's quietly on pace to almost double his previous season-high as well.
4) Ryan Hartman is battling it out with Terry for breakout skater of the year. 21 points in 24 games-on pace for 75!! The guy's previous high was 31!!!
5) Couple of Devils having sneaky good years-Andreas Johnsson and Jesper Bratt. (Side note-Bratt might have the most underrated hands in the league. Seriously, the guy's dekes are things of beauty to watch, and he's elite on breakaways/penalty shots/in shootouts.)
6) Kreider and Duchene having elite years. Kreider leading the league in PP goals and Duchene finally living up to that huge contract.
7) Kyle Connor is the most underrated player in hockey. Period.
8) 5 of the 6 best D-men in hockey-Hedman, Makar, Josi ,Fox and Ekblad (Jaccob Slavin is the other, IMO)-are on pace to break their single-season career highs (Ekblad, Fox and Makar especially).
9) The fact the Ovi is on pace to beat his career high at age 36 by 23 POINTS is abnormal. #RussianMachineNeverBreaks
10) Can we just take a moment to appreciate that McDavid and Draisaitl might BOTH finish with 150+ points? Why does this only happen in Edmonton?!

Nothing about Wilson. Jk

Good job on this

Jack Campbell was asked after the game how he felt after Foligno bowled him over. "I feel great. I enjoy a little contact here and there."

Per Jeff Marek - the Dallas Stars have looked out to trading Anton Khudobin. One team interested is the Buffalo Sabres.#TexasHockey

— DailyDallasHockey (@DallasStarsDDH) December 5, 2021

Take him for future considerations.

Maybe in 20 years the future considerations get us a vending machine, could pay off in the long run.

lmao, I'm sure Dobby can get value

Are they collecting goaltenders

I watched Shane Wright live on Friday night and I have to say, while I was expecting a generational talent who would blitz the OHL, I was still impressed

He's got incredible hands and vision, and just super dynamic. And that Fronts team is crazy, Martin Chromiak scored 2 goals in like 30 seconds and Leevi Merilainen was outstanding

Also shoutout to all the Oakville Rangers alumni in the game, Calum Ritchie was the best player on the Gens, Matthew Soto was a workhorse for Kingston, and Jake Murray had a beauty goal
*RItchie and Soto are both OHL rookies, crazy