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I'm surprised that they've basically brought back the Triflex.

Or he likes what he has seen in his play. I'm pretty sure Murray isn't caving in for all the critics, well, unless he is a member here.

Bad advice, get your bad advice here. Different brands come with different stock radii on their blades. To merely go with whatever comes on the skate is short changing yourself. But hey, maybe you're someone who can go from a 9' to an 11' foot radius without missing a beat.

Yeah we used to write ridiculous things on our blades, like F**k you and draw pictures of dicks and stuff. It was all good shit Your parents must be very proud.

South of San Diego, just a different way of saying Mexico.

Happens to most rookies. Maybe he hasn't been consistent enough on the defensive side of the puck. Who knows, but being in and out of the lineup isn't exactly a new thing for a youngster.

I wouldn't just out of principle.

He had 5:55 of icetime and a chance in the shootout to show something.

A bottle of Dom at your nicer places will at least be 2 bills and the sky's the limit depending on what you're getting. Figure about 4 glasses per bottle and you've already spent about $1,000 just on one round for the table.

It isn't as hard as you'd think for a team to run up such a tab at one of your finer restaurants. The wine is where you really get killed.

That is the worst feeling. What was he doing going after a heavyweight like Ehrhoff? Good to see the spunk out of the kid. Edit: Any truth to the comment made by the Sharks announcers that he hasn't exactly seen eye to eye with Murray?

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And the Mrs. and teammates accuse me of having too many sticks.

From last night it looks like Kariya forgot to tell David about keeping your head up at the blue line.

Looks like he's not going - http://www.tsn.ca/nhl/news_story/?ID=224834&hubname=nhl Hopefully that means he's valuable enough to get regular ice time. The Blues have nothing to gain by letting him play in the WJC.

Does it really matter? It isn't like he's wearing a pair they found out back at the LHS.

Great role player, but he isn't a top flight goal scorer. When you're down a couple goals, those are the guys you need on the ice. Maybe the Blues top guys are the kind who do more with less.

You'd think Weight, Kariya, or Tkachuk could do the same for David. Bourque took care of Samsonov, Lapointe did the same for Bergeron, the list goes on like that in Boston.

They are shown in the '08 Roller catalogue.

I, for one, am disappointed with the veterans of the St. Louis Blues. Someone should be taking the kid under their wing, maybe put the kid up, pick him up on the way to the rink, etc. Razz the kid at the rink, sure, but make sure he gets there first.

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Could be he hasn't developed the defensive awareness to be used 4 on 4 yet.

Interesting to see Tanguay and Sundin names on blade patterns. I wasn't aware that either of them had been using Mission sticks.

That deal makes no sense. "We're very happy with the play of this offensive-minded rookie forward. With that in mind we are going to deal a shot-blocking defenseman for another offensive-minded forward."

He was trying to dangle, that wasn't a strength move. A nice shift, for sure, but when going 1 on 3, not really the smartest play. I forget who the other defenseman was on the play but he should have recognized the situation and came across. Honestly, David could very easily have gotten himself knocked into next week with that move. He definitely doesn't look out of place. I wonder how long until Hinote isn't filling his spot in the last 2 minutes of a 1 goal game.