Beauner
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This totally qualifies for "useless information", but TIL that the parking lot behind PPG and next to the garage is called "Lyle Odelein parking lot"
This totally qualifies for "useless information", but TIL that the parking lot behind PPG and next to the garage is called "Lyle Odelein parking lot"
This totally qualifies for "useless information", but TIL that the parking lot behind PPG and next to the garage is called "Lyle Odelein parking lot"
Quality stuff
Good puck carrier. Loves a dump
Didn't we trade Staal right after his wedding? Maybe even during?
well he turned down the contract extension from Ray so he should have at least seen it comingGood memory. I think it was during the ceremony that the news leaked...tons of his teammates were down there and it made it slightly awkward
He probably wishes they were compared to what he’ll likely see this year and on D behind him...probably more likely to get him the puck than JJ...
He probably wishes they were compared to what he’ll likely see this year and on D behind him...probably more likely to get him the puck than JJ...
Sid the artist
t might be Patric Hornqvist, though, who looks like the best Iguodala comparison. Despite being a consistent 20-plus goal scorer and two-time Stanley Cup winner over his 11-year career, Hornqvist has rarely earned proper praise. From 2008 to 2018 at even strength, Hornqvist has been 94 goals better than the opponent while on the ice. That puts him right in between names like Corey Perry and Steven Stamkos near the top of the on-ice goal differential leaderboard. The goal differentials have been largely driven from his defensive touch, which is always tougher to properly value: Hornqvist’s teams have only conceded about two goals per 60 minutes at even strength while on the ice, which puts him 10th best amongst qualified forwards – decimal points behind Patrice Bergeron and ahead of Anze Kopitar.
This totally qualifies for "useless information", but TIL that the parking lot behind PPG and next to the garage is called "Lyle Odelein parking lot"