Khelvan Registered User Apr 5, 2002 1,750 81 Oakland, CA Feb 21, 2015 #51 Skapski is clearly better. Look at his career numbers.
mike14 Rampage Sherpa Jun 22, 2006 17,921 10,937 Melbourne Feb 21, 2015 #52 Khelvan said: Skapski is clearly better. Look at his career numbers. Click to expand... This; you can't argue with stats like that... ...especially when you've been drinking
Khelvan said: Skapski is clearly better. Look at his career numbers. Click to expand... This; you can't argue with stats like that... ...especially when you've been drinking
EpicDing which is why I included the question mark earlier Oct 2, 2011 5,612 4,495 Hartford Feb 21, 2015 #53 They practically retired his number when they had the ceremony for him getting the team records in wins and shutouts.
They practically retired his number when they had the ceremony for him getting the team records in wins and shutouts.
NICKtheGREEK ΜΑΛΆΚΑ Dec 4, 2011 590 0 Rangerstown Feb 25, 2015 #54 Khelvan said: Skapski is clearly better. Look at his career numbers. Click to expand... yes of course
Khelvan said: Skapski is clearly better. Look at his career numbers. Click to expand... yes of course
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