Felonious Python
Minor League Degenerate
- Aug 20, 2004
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Trying to find David Pastrnak and Ondrej Kase the last week-and-a-half has been a bit of a “Where’s Waldo” exercise.
The Boston Bruins forwards missed the first two days of training camp but appeared last Wednesday. They since haven’t taken part in practice, and over the last 10 days photos have surfaced of the two skating at a local rink as well as out in the North End.
Because of the new league rule mandating teams only say absences, regardless of reason, are because a player is “unfit to play,” nobody really knows why the two haven’t been around.
Bruins Notes: Jaroslav Halak Will Play In Bruins’ Round-Robin GamesThe Bruins are scheduled to travel to their hub city of Toronto on Sunday, and Neely indicated Pastrnak and Kase might not appear on the ice in Boston before then.
Bruins head coach Bruce Cassidy on Tuesday indicated that Halak will, in fact, take part in the round-robin tournament in some capacity. But his usage in those three games, and beyond that, remains to be seen.
“Jaro will play in the round-robin,” Cassidy said Tuesday. “You have to get him ready as well as Tuukka. I don’t know how exactly it will play out yet, but he’ll get in there, we need him ready for the playoffs as well — both of them — and you need live action to do that. And I think Tuukka understands that part of it. So how much and how we divide it up, that’ll be (determined as we get closer).”
Cassidy also indicated the two netminders might split time in Boston’s exhibition game against the Columbus Blue Jackets next week.
...Charlie McAvoy missed his second straight practice and Joakim Nordstrom was not around for his second in four days. It’s unclear why exactly each player was unavailable, but Cassidy does hope at least some will be back for Wednesday’s skate.
Seattle Goalhornz (to avoid copyright), Seattle Puget Sound, Seattle Siren.So um... the Seattle Goalhorns?
Confirmation: T-Swizzle's surprise new album being released tonight.Well a lot of people still bet on Seattle Kraken. I think Totem(s) is pretty much out of the question now. Saw a comment suggesting Redskins that made me laff.
"Tonight at midnight I’ll be releasing my 8th studio album, folklore; an entire brand new album of songs I’ve poured all of my whims, dreams, fears, and musings into,"
Tod Leiweke was able to resist a 'Let's Get Kraken', which I have to respect.Seattle Kraken..m oh my God. The most irresistible of memes is now a reality
Tod Leiweke was able to resist a 'Let's Get Kraken', which I have to respect.
It's a meme name.It's a good name for puns. Other than that, not so much.
Tyranny of the majority.I'm trying to let the brand sink in and it's just not doing it for me. Of all the ways to honor Seattle or Washington's heritage this is just off the wall. Emerald for city nickname. Evergreens for state nickname. Metropolitans or Super Sonics -but a hockey version to pay direct tribute to former teams. Aeros in indirect tribute. Steelheads, Raniers Totems... Anything. And they pick a damn sea monster. I can at least forgive Nashville for the Smilodon because of the fossil found back in the 70's
Bah get off my lawn
That's not really a satisfying answer for what a Scandinavian mythical creature has to do with their city. But if they wanted something different and unique, they certainly got that.The largest octopus on planet Earth lives right here in Puget Sound. The Giant Pacific Octopus lurks in the deep around Seattle. According to Tacoma legend, they inhabit the ruins of collapsed bridge "Galloping Gertie" with the infamous "King Octopus." National Geographic notes the biggest on record at 30 ft wide and over 600 lbs. If you encountered that in the depths of our Sound, you'd tell tales of one thing…You just saw the Kraken.