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Nothing makes me feel better about myself than 97% of the people who reply to posts on twitter.
I am OK.
He just needs to learn to love it
he HATES football.
I know, but I still enjoy the Jays and the playoff
But yes far less then back then
Growing up, I loved baseball so much. When I was 7-8-9, I would watch every game that was on the small black and white TV in my room and use my tape recorder of me doing play-by-play of the game… then listening to that the next day, while reading the boxscores and game stories in the paper.
From the age of 9 to 12-13, I would take the bus from the West Island to the Big Owe to watch games with a few buddies – $1 bleacher seats, $1.50 for a hot dog, pop and bag of chips.
I could do that twice a week on my allowance.
When I was in school in University at Michigan, I use to go to Tigers games because I missed baseball games so much (those upper bleachers at old Tiger’s stadium sucked, no backs, just benches, first come first served, but still fun).
1994 broke my heart.
Spring Training of ’95 when they traded their best players (or let them walk) disgusted me – I know it was not Kevin Malone’s fault, but those daily press conferences were like a vice clamping my heart. Side note: if I ever see his face in person I will punch it.
Never watched a game of baseball after the last game in August… if I recall, a loss to the Pirates.
Baseball can die.
ya know, the 94 dream outfield
The year I gave up on baseball forever.
those poor cows!
blow up those emojis.
Did Hockeybuzz delete all the accounts and we have to create new ones? My 2 accounts don’t work anymore (Symba007 and Symba.007)
You have to request a password reset to the original e-mail they have on file.
then you can use you account(s)
I am not sure if Dach is ready to go or not, have heard lots of confecting reports, from the organization and outside.
Seems to me, more than anything, the Habs are trying to temper expectations not only for Dach but the whole second line as well. To different levels, Habs fans and the media have create expectations for Laine, Dach and Demidov (the likely 2nd line at the start of the season, if all healthy) that might be a little too high given these players have not played together as of yet.
Gorton seems to be trying to create some space for them to gel and see what works before people jump all over them if it is a slow start.
I fully believe Dach is the second line center at the start of the season, and he will be playing even if not 100% healthy.
How long he remains the second line center will be interesting, but I suspect into November is a likely scenario.
The real question is: Is Dach or Laine removed from the second like first, if things do not go well?
