Datsyukiandeek

Whats the stipulation with being sent to back to Junior? If he gets his ten game cup of coffee and gets sent back to Lewiston does he still get paid the mill? Or is it retroactive for whenever he plays in the AHL/NHL? PS: Can I get a loan?

Hasek decide to take up roller hockey again? Better watch out, I hear hes a hell of a competitor. :lol:

Just what the Wings need, another undersized playmaking center :lol: Seriously though, hopefully he goes high. Maybe then he'll get a decent amount of playing time. If he goes to the Wings he won't even sniff the NHL till hes 24.

Painted brick walls with electrical boxes sticking out, looks ridiculously safe :lol:

I agree but where did the White frames come from? I can't figure out which Mission's they were ripped off of. Wicked 1s only have black chassis right? Mission HE10000? Yeah you're right. Thanks.

I agree but where did the White frames come from? I can't figure out which Mission's they were ripped off of. Wicked 1s only have black chassis right?

I think modsquad switched databases or something a couple months back so the user posted images that were uploaded didn't carry over.

Purple eh....

So what they made the colors worse and added an X? Seriously though, can I expect 06 ice skates to start droping in price soon? Id really like to convert a high end pair to inline.

He made it onto hockeysfuture Link David Perron, C, Lewiston MAINEiacs DOB: May 28, 1988; Height: 5’11; Weight: 183 lbs. Joining Lewiston as an unheralded 18-year-old rookie playing on a veteran-laden line-up entering the season, it would have been shocking to expect Perron to be leading the MAINEiacs in points at this stage of the season. Yet he does, with 46 points in 40 games – also good enough for first among league rookies. A gifted offensive player with great vision and an excellent wrist shot, Perron has flourished playing alongside drafted teammates Marc-Andre Cliche (NYR) and Stefan Chaput (CAR). Despite his strong offensive game, Perron tends to shy away from his defensive responsibilities, and will have to show marked improvement on that aspect of his game during the remainder of this season if he is to hear his name called early on draft day. Still, his offensive talent is tantalizing.

I usually just use electric tape on the knob because I don't really like grippy sticks. It was a little too slippery and I borrowed some tape. I could have probably used the whole roll but I only need a little something to grip onto.

New stick...

You're right. My LHS didn't have any wooden tapered blades that I actually liked so I just shaved a standard. Theres a Synergy II blade in the Synergy just because I rarely use the Synergy anymore and its a really flat blade, which I hate.

Nothing too fancy: