Of course not. It's just likely what will happen. Same with Zharkov, who said he wanted to come back at some point.
Prospect Info: RW Myles Bell
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Of course not. It's just likely what will happen. Same with Zharkov, who said he wanted to come back at some point.
Give him a chance if he make the team good, if he doesn't make the team send him to Albany. It's Lou cheap steal nit wanting to win the cup with money.
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What just happened here? 
Anyway, I look forward to Myles being a very productive player for the NJ Devils in the near future.
Anyway, I look forward to Myles being a very productive player for the NJ Devils in the near future.
What just happened here?
Anyway, I look forward to Myles being a very productive player for the NJ Devils in the near future.
He's eligible for the AHL next year, I wonder if we'll see him there. That's another team that could use some serious house cleaning.
I'm actually of the opinion that the finisher is the position of any group of five skaters that needs the least speed. If he's coming behind some fast playmakers, they can work the d put of position and then drop it back to the trailer. Sounds like bell would be good at that
CMac17
Scaaaaaaar!
After watching the early Kovy attempts to be the finisher yet getting to the blue line 10 seconds before the rest of his line with 2-3 defenders in front of him, I am 100% on board with this.
BenedictGomez
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I dont understand this either, but I know nothing of Canadian law. In America that would be a charge of involuntary manslaughter and vehicular homicide all day long, with years of stay in prison. To say this kid is lucky, is an understatement - so hopefully he realizes it, and makes the most of the opportunity in life he's been given. It would sure be nice to see an Al Iafrate-like 102mph slapshot coming from the Devils blueline on the powerplay.
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According to the articles Ive read he was going 113 mph., intoxicated hit a dip in the road and his car flipped.He was ejected, his GF killed He was still 17.This isn't simply he made a mistake or the Heatley accident where he was legally under the limit. He should be in prison and for a very long time. Here is the law concerning DWI, DUI in Canada, How this kid isnt away is a joke.I will find it very difficult to ever root for him on the ice. I will admit as a Dad of a teenage girl I am not objective in this.
http://www2.potsdam.edu/hansondj/DrivingIssues/20091103093929.html
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Yeah, definitely her fault. Clearly she knew he was going to drive 113 MPH before she got in.
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Yes she was intoxicated too but in no way does that make him any less responsible for her death. She did not choose to drive 113 mph. Drivers have an inherent responsibility for the safty of those they drive.Even if she had lived he should have done time.. Driving a car drunk at over 100 mph is not much different than shooting a gun off in a crowd, I dont know what the civil law is in Canada but I hope her parents can attach a judgement to all his future earnings and get what little justice that would provide
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I'm sure those articles tell you exactly what both were thinking at every minute throughout the night until the crash.
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What they were thinking is really not relative to the facts of the accident. This is not a crime of passion or self defense where that argument would hold water. while committing one crime(driving while intoxicated) he was the proximate cause of a death. What happened before that and why she got into the car doesnt matter
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Devils Dominion
Now we Plummet
Devils86
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It should have a huge effect on his career. It already has. He was ranked in the Top 50 and everyone passed on him. I doubt this kid givin this second chance will complain about having to work hard or if he gets benched like so many other of these kids do.. As much as i disagree with how the case was handled, I would like to think he'd always remember what happened and that will drive him ( no pun intended) the rest of his life.
