Kendrick

1. Yeah in fact I came across an article a year ago saying east of the sound would be the most logical. I also heard about that NBA style deal, but given the politics behind it, it may be forced. 2. Course you were there in May haha. Probably at titty bars with David Letterman.

You got that straight about Alaba. One of the worlds most underrated players. I think he Austria's footballer of the year now 4 years running.

not at all, just pointing out that many players don't have a long career after this defeat. Not so much salt as it is happiness that that whole Victory cup fiasco didn't matter in the end.

What dickery? I'm just happy Cologne won. If that's dickery, I'm the Ron Jeremy of it.

Green, going for the double within a week?

That's tough. You'd then have assets to acquire more elsewhere. However, Kuch has been progressing great as you said.

Phoenix wouldn't need the new arena, the same crew would be hired and would come in to do Coyotes games at the same place where the Phoenix Suns play. That has been suggested by the city already if I remember correctly.

Bam! Right in the kisser, there goes the "all-in". Toast you there? The worse thing about this is I could've been apart of this.

The crow is prepared medium rare for brovy on a burgundy platter.

So up to this point I know that the move may not even happen. However, I'd love to see the reactions of people who have an opinion over what happens. If the Arizona Coyotes were to move from Arizona where is the most logical choice. Now factor in more than just fan interest, because it is a business and that's essential what failed many franchises in the past. Think regarding sponsorship, arena/stadium proposals and size of the home city. Seattle, Washington - The Emerald city is home to a very very enthused fanbase of all sports. The Seahawks rule the area but the Mariners are a hot ticket as well. The Sonics were partially wrongly moved to Oklahoma City (which turned out alright). This city does have a passion and do back their franchises no matter what the sport is. It is up north and does provide a bit of carryover from the Canucks fanbase. They have the sponsorship, but the issue is an unbuilt arena but a couple proposals at that. Las Vegas, Nevada - The Sin city has had it's name pop up several times in discussion, even at the time of the Atlanta Thrashers move with Jim Balsillie's name being at the forefront. The sponsorship is there and obviously the money to fund them is also there. The arena is a huge question mark at this stage as as of now I have not even seen a proposed arena plan. The fanbase is a question mark as well considering the Las Vegas population per day varies on tourists visits. Kansas City, Missouri - The franchise the used to have in the NHL is now home in New Jersey (after a move to Denver initially). That was the 70's though and now it is a different city. A growing community with a passion for sports, but how many season ticket holders would a team like this get. Sponsorship would be somewhat of a question mark considering it's a similar market to Dallas. I have yet to see a stadium proposal for this. Quebec City, Quebec - They sued to have a team which now is located in Colorado and doing well down there. The stadium proposal for a Quebec City team was outstanding and might have been the best one yet with Seattle at an even field. The sponsorship would come, much like the Jets did. The fanbase is passionate, but also was part of the reason they lost money last go around and they moved away. If you have another suggestion, just list why and where it is. Would love to see a business discussion and not solely a biased one based on location.

Except you do. You look at things as "glass half full" which is puzzling. Ryan Miller and Eddie Lack are quality starters when in net. Ryan did show glimpses in his first season in Vancouver of quality performances. When the defense got injured, he took a blow but thats not surprising. Markstrom is unproven sure, but experience is what he lacks and you can't really use that against him until he has a string of starts in the NHL. Thatcher Demko is going to be a beauty. Given time Joacim Eriksson does have the ability. This team is hardly hurting at that position. Elite goaltending? No. However, great goaltending? Yes. From your reaction it seems like if someone gave you $20,000 you'd sigh and say "Well yeah but its all going to taxes". Lighten up, the situation is not bad at any level.

So you have to decide, trade for best return or trade because of a log jam at the position?

It really is beautiful!

Go Trains!

Woah!

EZ

But having Lack and Miller long-term might not be the best option game management-wise?

I have played 75% of my entire career with Zadorov. I just figured that out now too. It was a joy!

What about that sweep?

In 5 then i guess

Good work Denise + Co.

Unleash the crow and get the dinner table ready.

No cakewalk, get over yourself.

That text work is prime!