Cratter

What name did I call you? No wonder you can't see the obvious.

Frattin launched at impact. No where does the rule say he has to leave the ground before impact. If you can't see what the refs, hennessey, and most unbiased hockey fans see, I can't help you. 1) Frattin launched. 2) Frattin took extra fast strides. You see neither. Not much more for me to say.

1) You live in a fantasy world. There was no ramp. Frattin left his feet on his own. Two players collide all the time and never leave the ground. 2) You don't have to leave your feet to get a charging penalty.

Head up or down. Textbook definition of Charging.

Dangerous and illegal hit by Frattin. Hopefully there is none of that this weekend.

FYP

All I see is hawks everywhere now.

EWU has a better quality loss. Simple.

Keeps the champagne out of the eyes.

Happiest Cubs fan on Earth: Steve Bartman

Somewhere there's a 158 year old Cub fan falling asleep in a rocking chair.

World Series saving.

Lot of scoring off Home Runs from the Cubs last couple games.

Congrats to the Cubs.

Actually it shows how little the Minnesota cable company (and most Minnesotans) know about Minnesota Hockey.

Sounds about right. Don't know why they would have included SRO in the total capacity in the first place. Suites account for about 200 people or less.

What was odd was the alerus center revised it's seating capacity numbers....seems they used to use a nice round 13,500 before they decided to count the actual seats and there is over a 1,000 less than that.

You know it's over when you get a grand slam!

If we didn't complain about something, we wouldn't have anything to talk about.

Game 7 coming up.

Every action that happens, the protestor just claim it was the pipeline workers trying to sabatage them.

UND is leading the best conference in FCS football...

Is that why they are on horseback, to try and bankrupt the oil companies?

A microcosm of the pipeline protest... https://m.youtube.com/watch?feature=share&v=-jK3sHQXZto

http://bients.com/anonymous-donor-pays-2-5-million-release-everyone-arrested-dakota-access-pipeline/