buddha

i worry about young getting injured in the pros because he looks slight for a qb and he's been injured in college.

you'll never make it as a plaintiff's attorney with that kind of attitude.

having watched some preseason games, i can see why. its a good number because they might finish slightly over if they dont go full on tank mode late in the year. cause there are going to be lots of other teams in full on tank mode, that's for sure. okc might put their entire roster on ir for the whole season and just forfeit.

rey rivera

cubs too

theyre still such an unathletic team. ivey and duren and....diallo?

fesity game tonight.

the leafs have $4 in salary cap space.

he'll claim ptsd like they all do now.

i get it, i just think he would be better if he was a bit more critical and not just excusing everything or not speaking about it. but i understand why he does it.

i still feel that every prospect acquired by avila is suspect.

do people like jeiii? i like him, but sometimes i think he's very buddy buddy with weaver and/or casey. very protective of this management team.

not sure. i wouldnt foresee buchelnikov in north america for at least another year. maybe two. hopefully things have quieted down before then.

there are going to be so many teams tanking HARD this year. the end of the season will be such a joke.

look, all this means is we win the lottery and get wambanyama.

if you translate buchelnikov into english it means "datsyuk."

mayfield has been injured a lot. murray is small but built like a tank. he has had a few injuries, but nothing more than normal for an nfl qb.

it would help if they can have someone other than [squints] killian hayes make some shots.

watching andre play for the bulls. he looks even more out of shape than usual.

another way to build a winner is to find late round picks who turn out to be quality players and occasionally stars. elmer may be on that track.

the nfl is weird. one day youre the best offense in football and the next day someone figures you out and youre back to the drawing board. the lions got figured out by the pats. they are also missing their best playmaker in the backfield and two of their best receivers. injuries play a role, especially with a rebuilding team like detroit. let's see how they adjust after the bye. i'm not optimistic, but they finished strong last year. i think they need to do so again or else you might start to lose the locker room.

theo fleury? give me a break. yzerman had 5 straight years scoring over 100 points and five seasons of more than 50 goals, and two of those were over 60 goals. fleury never scored 50 and had 2 100 point seasons in his career. federov was more talented than yzerman, but i'll take yzerman over sergei just for the "want to". yzerman had a much betger career than forsberg, equal to sakic, and different than messier. i think youre really underrating yzerman. youre right, i put in generational when i was talking about a superstar. consider your nit picked.

schwartz went from 2-14 to 6-10 to 10-6. i think campbell will be afforded similar leeway if he gets to 5 or 6 wins this year. if theyre 3-14 he will definitely be on the hot seat going into year 3. who knows with a new owner? sheila made the initial mistake of keeping patricia and quinn instead of immediately cleaning house, so i would imagine she'll have patience with campbell/holmes.

g2 misconstrues what i say and then argues about it so he can continue to make the same point over and over. news at 11. again, the original argument was how to get a superstar center. i guess i have a broader definition of superstar than you do if you dont consider steve yzerman to have been a superstar. if yzerman isnt a superstar, who is?

yzerman, federov, datsyuk and lidstrom were all generational talents, imo. yzerman was past his prime by the time they won the cup, but by then he had turned himself into one of the best two way centers in the game. the original question was how does a team get a superstar center. those wings teams had yzerman and federov, both of whom would meet that criteria in my book. so would zetterburg.