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CoachReilly last won the day on February 19 2015

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  1. Come back BOOM misses you

    1. Banackock

      Banackock

      I like coach more. The first real GM I liked and never even had em

    2. BOOM

      BOOM

      Wait. WTF?

       

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    3. BOOM

      BOOM

      False alarm FFS.

  2. I have brought back some oldies and you might just be next! 
     

    *evil gif*

    1. Banackock

      Banackock

      #MakeDavosGreatAgain

    2. diamond_ace

      diamond_ace

      yes please make this happen

    3. Doomsday

      Doomsday

      #BringBackCoach

  3. Change up to opposing batter is great because it moves away from the batter. Pulling in general is healthier for more solid contact. Tougher to pull a pitch moving away from you. Curve ball I would disagree on - would say more difficult same handedness. But either way, I think RHP vs RHB and LHP vs LHB is more tough because the ball is typically moving away from you -- and also importantly less time to see the ball.
  4. Fav memory was the Seattle & Toronto rivalry. It was electric and hateful. I grew to not hate those I had previously hated. Also SSK WILD foreva
  5. A couple questions: FIRST AND MOST IMPORTANT: I just switched to an international plan for the month. Plan below. I know I have to turn off SMS texting and shit. Am I going to be able to use iMessage as a viable alternative while not connected to wiFi? I'm confused! Or do I need to just wait until I'm in the hotel to use. Features Include: Unlimited domestic calling Unlimited international long distance calling (US to World) Unlimited voice roaming (All countries) Unlimited domestic text picture and video messaging 6GB shared domestic data with hotspot Unlimited international data with hotspot Roaming text: $.20 - $.50 per message Good to know Information: Allows you to connect your PC tablet and more to the internet Recommended for users who travel outside of the US Plan can be enabled/disabled on an as needed basis SECOND: what is some cool shit I should do?
  6. Sadio Salah Declares for the S57 Draft MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA – Eighteen-year-old local hockey player has officially put his name into the S57 VHL Draft. The window for declaring for this draft just opened with the S55 trade deadline commencing this past week, and the timing of the declaration puts him in a great spot to jump up draft boards in the coming months. Salah had been deciding whether or not he would go to the OHL, attend college on a full-ride hockey scholarship in the United States, or declare for the internationally-based Victory Hockey League, a ten-team league with teams based in North America and Europe. The local kid’s skillset has excited scouts, with many projections having him going in the first round of the draft with high first round upside. His speed and drive to the net are what separate him from his fellow draftees. His hockey sense is still developing and he is considered somewhat of a project. He is considered to be the fastest player in the draft class at this point, and the second best forward behind Chase Keller. Salah is expected to be one of the first ever players with Senegalese ethnicity to play professional hockey. His parents moved to the United States and wound up based in Minnesota, both as registered nurses. Salah decided to sign with Reilly & Partners, LLC to represent him in the upcoming draft. “We feel the Victory Hockey League is what will provide Sadio and his family the best opportunities down the road,” Jack Reilly said in an official press release, “He and his family are very comfortable with committing to the lifestyle required to generating a positive career in professional hockey, and he looks forward to becoming a role model for all young hockey players moving forward. We could not be more excited to bring on a player and person of his caliber.” The next step for the promising, young player will involve an assignment to one of five VHL Minor League teams (Yukon, Oslo, Ottawa, Saskatoon, or Las Vegas). None of these teams have made a claim on Salah at this point, but it should be only a matter of time before he is packing up a couple of bags and heading to a new city to embark on his journey to professional hockey. “I could not be more excited to get going,” Salah said, being interviewed by a local TV station, “I look forward to proving myself and generating a positive impact wherever I end up. My parents have been very supportive of me in pushing me along in my hockey career. Although knowing nothing about hockey when they moved to this great country, they were able to sacrifice a lot of time, money, and effort to get me where I am right now. It is my turn to repay the many favors.”
  7. don't know you but i think it was more of like an "you're fired", "no, i quit" type of deal. anyway congrats on the 382 TPE
  8. plz hire me lookin for a job i luv u sask
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