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Lol

Good game, Moscow.

He for sure did come out of retirement. We were under the assumption he posted on the forums. I’ve let him know to post on here as well as there was some minor confusion. Seattle wins the deal in my eyes but only because we’re getting a top quality Pick added onto a top quality roster. Davos, however, did add a 1st and a 2nd + a prospect that could work out. NYA is good, but so is Malmo/Seattle this year haha.. Bridge is a good guy and messed up on retirement. If he works out, it’s a decent deal. It Isn’t much different than that old TOR deal send dollars for seemingly bitcoin hoping it turns back into better dollars than the dollars spent.. 2nds have also turned out to be very great and if recruitment team keeps firing off, that’ll be the case here. Davos has more and more assets. Honestly don’t feel like it’s too much of a win/loss like people think and that truly, it depends how you look at it but mostly also depends on AB. Gustav will have much better time giving time to his development as opposed to me. I do not think the same stigma of Davos will continue and that nothing is really “being pushed off” and is more focused on patience and just making sure the job is done differently compared to prior GM’s styles.

Have you ever been a prick to Mark Wahlberg or Rebel Wilson?

its because of the magic beans

This is correct. @Alex Bridge Best of luck in Davos. I think you fit Davos' plan a little better than Seattle's and with Gustav leading the way, your chances of success are much better due to his teams current state.. of... nothing but picks. Gud dealz Gewstav

I think Vancouver did better V Da bearz in the regular season last season too

It's a L but closer battle.

I’m not even a basketball fan really but seeing someone with Kobe’s status was unfortunate to see - as well as entire accident itself. I think the magnitude of focus was just blown up because of who he is, how big he was and just how big of an impact he had on the NBA + Lakers. That and the media. Even afterwards, he was an incredible human doing incredible things for people and the game of basketball. Look at Gord Downie. He wasn’t that big at all - especially outside of Canada but man holy fuck did you get fucking chills at his concert. The girlfriend and I went to the Edmonton farewell show and while not a huge fan, there’s still 5-10 songs I enjoyed and man... I had tears. It was amazing. All of Canada got behind him. It’s what people do. I definitely see your side of it. I don’t think you should be shaming the people, Robbie... if anyone, it could be the media and how it impacts people’s reactions but even then, it’s pretty harsh. Kobe inspired and motivated thousands of young kids in the game of basketball - even current stars in the games and small kids and adults that’ll never make it but drain the 3’s on the outdoor courts shouting “KOBE”. When Gretzky passes, which hopefully is a long ass ways away, think of Canada, the Oilers and the game of hockey as an entirety. It’s not really a bad thing at all to celebrate great people who leave great lasting impacts and inspiration on people.

Listened today. Twas good.

Good read.

Also just noticed a fun little thing.. 800th win for myself as GM during my tenure with the Bears. GO BEARS!

HOLY!!!! SHOULD WE PLAN THE PARADE????

beautiful

Baby this bad

Same thing every season. Got 2 birthday parties today so couldn’t send me daily lines. Dam these people being born (nephew and mom lol..)

I win

I mean 3 penalties in a game is pretty normal. We'll take this over what was happening the first few games. Close game. Goalie battle.