ThirdManIn
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Frustration + competitive edge ---> liberties/exceptions taken ---> punches thrown.
It's a guy thing
It's a guy thing
I like it, it means they're practicing hard, all of them.
I bet battling over and over against the same guys in camp can wear thin on even the most patient personalities.
Bingo. When the softer guys are fighting it means they're bringing intensity which to me says leadership. I dig it.
Frustration + competitive edge ---> liberties/exceptions taken ---> punches thrown.
It's a guy thing
I don't think any of us are worried about it. I think most of us think it's a good sign.
Bet Lavy was loving it.
how rich would it be to see them paired at the Meet The Players thing tomorrow
Eric Stromgren @estromgren 11m11 minutes ago
At Predators practice at Bridgestone. Top 2 forward combos I'm seeing are Bourque-Ribeiro-Neal and Forsberg-Roy-Smith. #preds
Other Predators forward line combos are Stalberg/Wilson-Jarnkrok-Jokinen, Clune/Beck-Gaustad-Nystrom #preds
OK, that doesnt sound like Wilson has been relegated to the 4th line as was speculated earlier, but hes definitely not in the top 6 either. maybe he and Jarnkrok can get some chemistry and force themselves into some more playing time
How about GB on the top line? If that sticks, who saw that coming?
How about GB on the top line? If that sticks, who saw that coming?
How about GB on the top line? If that sticks, who saw that coming?
Sometimes you need the peanut butter to go with the jam.
well played glenn..
I admit I didn't see it coming but Im guessing that the thinking is when your have a center as a setup guy, and a sniper to take a lot of shots, for the other forward you want a guy who can clean up the rebounds not another sniper sitting out at the opposite circle getting pissed because the passes are all going to Neal...