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NHL 2015, Part 3: Stanley Cup and Offseason

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Spartanforlife4 said:
Yeah... how about no.
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How about he!! NO!

In other news:

http://www.cbc.ca/m/touch/sports/nhl/story/1.3150597

Ontario Provincial Police have charged Buffalo Sabres forward Ryan O'Reilly with impaired driving.

The OPP said Monday in a release that police were dispatched to a single motor vehicle crash on July 9, where a green Chevrolet pickup truck struck a commercial retail building and the occupants left the vehicle.

Media reports say the truck crashed into a Tim Hortons in Lucan, Ont.
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I'm sure the Sabres are thrilled they just committed to spending $7.5 million a year on him.
 
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So, if convicted, could he even play in games in Canada? If convicted of a DUI, you cannot enter Canada for 10 years after the conviction date.
 
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Brenthoven said:
So, if convicted, could he even play in games in Canada? If convicted of a DUI, you cannot enter Canada for 10 years after the conviction date.
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Yes, you can. They have "rehabilitation" fees.

Plus, I'm pretty sure that doesn't apply to Canadians...of which O'Reilly is one.
 
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MinnesotaNorthStar said:
Yes, you can. They have "rehabilitation" fees.

Plus, I'm pretty sure that doesn't apply to Canadians...of which O'Reilly is one.
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Thank you for the clarification. This actually was a discussion at ShirtlessGuy's housewarming party about a week ago.

Technically, you can kill someone (manslaughter) and get into Canada, whereas with a DUI, you generally can't.
 
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Brenthoven said:
So, if convicted, could he even play in games in Canada? If convicted of a DUI, you cannot enter Canada for 10 years after the conviction date.
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From my experience, I suspect he'll likely plead to the included charge of driving with over 80mgs of alcohol in his blood and perhaps to the fail to remain. Over 80 is a summary offense (misdemeanor here in the US) and the FTR is a traffic offense so he'll likely get a fine, a 1 year license suspension and perhaps community service.

I doubt that it will affect his immigration status.
 
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Gurtholfin said:
Much like the article says, I'd be more excited for that game than the one the next day.

Any chance of a bench clearer?
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With Maxwell, Dino and McRae and if Secord shows up I'd give it better than even chance. ;)
 
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6 year, $41.25 million extension for Ryan Kesler. He'll be 32-38 years old for the deal. NMC for the first five years, limited NTC for the sixth.

This would have been a great deal for the Quackers like four years ago.
 
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I have to imagine that the "Secord Sucks" chant will be on full display.

I'll be disappointed if it's not.
 
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Gurtholfin said:
I have to imagine that the "Secord Sucks" chant will be on full display.

I'll be disappointed if it's not.
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Are you looking at getting tickets to the game? The arena should seat around 50,000 with the expanded bleachers the Vikings added.
 
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