InHeavenThereIsNoBeer

I prefer to pay by wire transfer prior to receiving my tickets. Will that be a problem?

Multiple events, didn't you read his post?

Looks like he was invited to U17 Canadian camp. http://niagaraicedogs.net/article/prospects-moore-and-halliday-invited-to-hockey-canada-u17-development-camp

Looks like it's head is being sucked into a jet engine. And clearly trying to hide his club foot in the shadows. Poor guy...

Relevant to the #bluechippaz discussion

Goon, you should probably disclose that you are endorsed by Red Pepper

Me checking in on what's interesting at SS.com today...

I'd bet dollars to donuts, Stoney knows Schloss much better than you do. This is what it comes down to. Schloss could take essentially any open NHL beat job he wants. His record speaks for itself and losing women's hockey did nothing to his career stability.

Honestly, Penn St has a good following and usually sells out their barn. They'll only be better and more established in 2 years. I know they're not a blue blood but I like the opponent.

The ability to continually argue the points on each side of this debate is almost impressive if it wasn't so damn depressing... yet here we are, 81 pages later

I don't care because they're St Cloud fans and they have bigger things to worry about. For example, losing Coach Thumb Head to the Gophers.

Good, now let's go get #9

I always think it's funny that UMD fans give us !@#$ about not getting over the Fighting Sioux nickname when their coach has yet to do so... The change still irks tradition-bound fans and alumni like Sandelin, a defenseman from 1983 to 1986. Sandelin found plenty of support in the room. About one-quarter of the approximately 250 attendees wore Fighting Sioux attire, including the three women in the back selling raffle tickets. When Sandelin opened his remarks with, “Always nice to be back among the Fighting Sioux fans,” he received immediate and prolonged applause. “I knew that would get a rise,” he said, smiling. Several minutes later, Sandelin concluded this way: “Once a Sioux, always a Sioux. I can still say that.” https://www.nytimes.com/2016/03/03/sports/hockey/with-sioux-nickname-gone-north-dakota-hockey-fans-are-fighting-change.html

All players on the fence of leaving early should watch this interview with Pogo http://www.wdaz.com/sports/hockey/4436524-former-und-hockey-captain-austin-poganski-reflects-last-month You can tell how tough it is for him to think about not being able to wear the green and white anymore.

Siouxhphan saying what we're all thinking but too scared to say