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2010 NHL Off-Season: Sather is a dink

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Crap. How the hell are we going to replace those six points?

Brodziak has to be laughing his *** off. What an idiot.
Well, I looked at the Wild line chart listed on their website. By the looks of it, we probably need those six points, that is one weak looking hockey team. :(
 
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Yeah, it is gonna be a long season. The sellout streak will end.
We'll see. I have a feeling that it will still keep going, what else is there to do in the winter? Only 18 people in the entire state care about the basketball team.

Hopefully they will surprise us. :rolleyes:
 
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Oh hell no:

Andreas Lilja given a tryout by the Sharks.

FUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU

But not Owen Nolan. What a ****ing offseason.

Edit: At least he looks vicious.

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Not good news about Pat Burns:

Former NHL coach Pat Burns has taken a turn for the worse, according to news reports.

The 58-year-old Montreal native has been fighting a battle with terminal lung cancer for a number of years. That battle, it appears, could end in the next few days.

Burns, who spends most of his time in Florida, has apparently returned to his home in the Quebec town of Magog and is surrounded by family.

The three-time winner of the Jack Adams trophy for coaching excellence made his last public appearance in March when the town of Stanstead, Que., announced it would build a new arena bearing his name. At the time, Burns made light of the fact he probably wouldn't be around to see the arena completed.

In April Burns was philosophical about his future, saying, "I know my life is nearing its end and I accept that."

Burns was diagnosed with colon cancer in 2004 and liver cancer in 2005, the latter forcing him to retire from coaching. He revealed he had lung cancer in 2009.

On Thursday morning, Burns spoke with colleagues at a Montreal sports radio station. According to co-host Gabriel Gregoire, he didn’t complain about his health.

"He refuses to be pitied," Gregoire said on-air Thursday afternoon.

"He is being cared for and surrounded by extraordinary people. He smiles through life and has fun. He is happy at the moment."

Burns coached the Montreal Canadiens from 1988-92. He also coached the Toronto Maple Leafs, Boston Bruins and New Jersey Devils. In 2003, he guided the Devils to a Stanley Cup win.

Magog and Stanstead are both in Quebec’s Eastern Townships region, near the U.S. border.
 
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Kovy has moved to RW to skate with Parise and Zajac. I think even Baby Jesus is wincing in fear of that line. Yeesh.
 
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Thank god; now I can go back to making fun of Whalers fans instead of feeling bad for them!

There are Whalers fans? Oh right, I always forget about all those people that have loved the Whale their entire life*.



*Their entire life starting 2 years after the Whale moved.
 
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Drury out 4 weeks with a broken finger. Meh, should be bad for the PK, but luckily the Rags have extra centermen in camp to pick up the slack.
 
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