buddha

keep caleb in the pocket and he'll make a mistake. **** the bears! lolol. go paint your nails, caleb.

anderson was on record that he only wanted to get traded to vegas. i know you have a pathological urge to rip management whenever another team makes a trade you wanted detroit to make, but anderson was never coming here.

even though it cost them a goal, i like to see elmer get a little physical.

shocker.

i'm stunned. the next thing you'll tell me is that joel embiid and anthony davis are injured.

spinal fusion surgery is no joke.

The pacers should be fined for that game. embarassing.

gfy ottawa. come on.

who is playing for indiana?

carve a year off of arbitration in exchange for a cap on the length of contract?

i disagree with most of that except for the part about baseball. baseball has so many salary constraints that favor owners its ridiculous. so many constraints that help smaller markets already. the mets spent more money than god last year to win a total of 83 games. only 4 more than the bottom feeding, cheap ass marlins. the mighty market of milwaukee won 97. yes yes yes the dodgers. oh no! the pirates couldnt sign a 33 year old corner outfielder with declining stats. someone please think of the children! if anything, the current system is TOO owner friendly. it lets owners off the hook for not investing in their product while quietly sucking up "revenue sharing" money from teams trying to win. i am no fan of unions, but if i'm the players here, there is no way i let them do a salary cap. and i dont think the owners will die on that hill either. they know they have a good thing going. there are much more pressing issues to address than player salary constraints and growing labor coats, the players have largely lost on those issues already.

fans just want to see their favorite players stay with their team. they want to think all teams have the same shot at free agents as the other teams. they dont think that they do and that this is why their team loses. theyre wrong, but that's ok. once more from the rooftops: salary caps benefit no one but the owners. its a brilliant way for owners to maximize their profits and get fans on their side against the greedy players. i mean, the players ARE greedy, but so what? its capitalism. were all greedy.

ASP played just 9 minutes. and didnt play at all gor the last 15 minutes of the game. he's such a liability on defense the wings dont want to play him late in tight games with a lead. its a must that they get him off the second pair. they need another defenseman in the worst way. it doesnt have to be rasmus anderson, but it needs to be a reliable, second lair D. come playoff time, asp is going to need to be heavily sheltered.

its weird, two straight losses and the wings will likely be out of the playoffs, but as of now they have one of the best records in the league. atlantic is so competitive.

The Mike Brown effect happened early this year.

giannis blames the fans.

i cant wait until baseball gets a salary cap so we can all try to figure out if the dodgers are over the second apron so they can use their mid level exception or if they have to trade a $6.7 million trade exception to tampa for the rights to a player they will cut in order to create a third exception to retain a 4th players rights. salary caps are stupid. they will remain stupid no matter what team is throwing stupid money after 30+ year old declining corner outfielders.

They'll wait until august to sign him. he'll be terrible again and cost them games, BUT half the board will tell us that it was actually a brilliant signing by harris because they MIGHT have signed someone worse!

is that you, JEIII?

need some 4th quarter cade...

eastern michigan named. depaul too. no big schools or name players.

recalled gustafsson and not wallinder or tuomisto? nobody tell 84... 😉

he's a 20 year old undersized rookie defenseman. he's met my expectations for such a young player. but he's getting buried a lot of nights and its liable to get worse if chiarot is out for any length of time. they really need to get another second pair defenseman and shelter asp more on the third line/power play.

"theoretically" is doing a LOT of work there. i'll believe you want to be fair to harris when you give him fair criticism for bringing in paddack and morton. if the fancy stats say a pitcher who threw 40 innings and had an ERA over 7 is a 0.0 player and didnt cost his team anything, then i question that stats' usefulness. his WAR was -.8, fwiw. hard to achieve in only 40 innings. i mean, even chris paddack wasnt that bad...