ColePens
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I f***ING LOVE PATRIC HORNQVIST!
Just want to reiterate one more time. When it comes to injuries we are going to be a little more tight on the joking around. We will NOT joke around about coronavirus and we will not say "Is ____ dead?"
This will not be acceptable for the foreseeable future.
My dad lived to be 92. Called him every day. Every day he answered the phone the same way: "still not dead". God I miss that man.It sounds like your sense of humour is dead.
But, yeah, times have changed with that. We probably should have stopped Going so far here after Dupuis could have died, in hindsight. Or Letang’s stroke.
I f***ING LOVE PATRIC HORNQVIST!
That is a perfectly acceptable statement to make at any time, with or without context.Seeing this as the first post after being away from this board without context was a bit confusing
My dad lived to be 92. Called him every day. Every day he answered the phone the same way: "still not dead". God I miss that man.
It sounds like your sense of humour is dead.
But, yeah, times have changed with that. We probably should have stopped Going so far here after Dupuis could have died, in hindsight. Or Letang’s stroke.
It has nothing to do with Cole.
In this day and age anyone can flip anything into an insensitive remark.
Just waiting for someone to sue a network for an announcer calling a player 'on fire' because someone they knew actually caught fire and it caused them unwarranted grief and pain.
It's the world we live in.
Finally, years of watching Steigerwald on mute and listening to music instead will pay off for me.
Some dude on the mainboard is trying to argue that Mario only owns 1% of the team.
That's kind of funny since I linked an article from 2016 (when the sale was under consideration) that said Mario is believed to own 40% (with Burkle believed to own 25% and, unstated, the balance owned by minority partners).
https://nypost.com/2016/01/13/mario-lemieux-mad-over-messed-up-penguins-sale/
Oh I'm guessing we'll see Lafferty. Players get bumped/bruised. Likevyou say, not a bad problem to have.I'm glad to see Hornqvist back, but I'm disappointed to see that Lafferty is going to be pushed out when Hornqvist is back. It's certainly not a bad problem to have, but from what he showed in the scrimmage, I want Lafferty in the lineup in the playoffs. I don't know who you'd be able to take out, though.
The only guys you can really argue to be out of the lineup for Lafferty (or ERod, for that matter) are Marleau, who leads the NHL in playoff goals among active players, or ZAR, who's the guy driving the bus defensively on that 4th line.
I'm glad to see Hornqvist back, but I'm disappointed to see that Lafferty is going to be pushed out when Hornqvist is back. It's certainly not a bad problem to have, but from what he showed in the scrimmage, I want Lafferty in the lineup in the playoffs. I don't know who you'd be able to take out, though.
The only guys you can really argue to be out of the lineup for Lafferty (or ERod, for that matter) are Marleau, who leads the NHL in playoff goals among active players, or ZAR, who's the guy driving the bus defensively on that 4th line.
Off the top of my head I cannot think of one single legend in sport who took paycuts and was owed money that he left on the table just to stay in a city he was unfamiliar with.
Mario Lemieux is probably the closest thing to a legit saint. I heard stories that Roberto Clemente was like this as well, but unfortunately I was born in 1985 and only have heard stories. But for Pittsburgh to have TWO of these guys and then float around some people like Geno, Fleury, Sid, Troy Polamalu, and countless others... we are so f***ing lucky.
I don't think people should look up to celebrities, athletes, etc. It's stupid. I 100% think people should look up to Mario Lemieux.
Mario is an anomaly. No controversies, no scandals, incredibly comeback story, incredibly respected by all fan bases (even Flyers fans), giving guy, savior, hero, one of the top 5 ever to play the game. I was born in 84 and started watching hockey in 1990/91. He was my idol
Off the top of my head I cannot think of one single legend in sport who took paycuts and was owed money that he left on the table just to stay in a city he was unfamiliar with.
Mario Lemieux is probably the closest thing to a legit saint. I heard stories that Roberto Clemente was like this as well, but unfortunately I was born in 1985 and only have heard stories. But for Pittsburgh to have TWO of these guys and then float around some people like Geno, Fleury, Sid, Troy Polamalu, and countless others... we are so f***ing lucky.
I don't think people should look up to celebrities, athletes, etc. It's stupid. I 100% think people should look up to Mario Lemieux.
His is still insisting deferred payments are Mario selling off his shares. Which makes no sense given Mario was trying to sell the team. Why sell the team if someone is willing to buy his shares?
Lemieux was paid 21 million of the 32 million in owed payments in 2007. His deferred payments are done, and his equity has nothing to do with it: Penguins to give Lemieux $21 million in settlement