Monday Links: Wins are overrated edition

by averagejoe on Nov 9, 2009 5:00 AM CST

Wins? Who needs them, not when you're getting those sweet, sweet charity points.

Blues news

In case you didn't know, the Blues blew it Sunday afternoon. [St. Louis Post-Dispatch]
Here's the Canadian Press writeup of the Blues game. [TSN]
John Davidson will be going into the Hall of Fame today as a broadcaster. [St. Louis Post-Dispatch]
Brett Hull will be joining JD in Toronto, but he'll be going as player. [Blues]
Some more notes on the Blues' Hall-of-Famers. [Belleville News-Democrat]

Hockey news

Here a your standings for Monday. [NHL.com]
Oilers and Thrashers both won last night. [Yahoo! Sports]
Just one game on the schedule Tuesday. Go Kings. [Yahoo! Sports]
Cam Ward is going to be out for a while. My prediction that he was going to have a breakout season looks ... less than promising. [newsobserver.com]
Alex Ovechkin speaks out about his injury. [Puck Daddy]
Chris Chelios must go to save the NHLPA. [CBCSports.ca]
Will Manny Legace resurface in Carolina? [Canes Country]
Some of the Calgary Flames got flu shots and now people are getting fired. [ESPN]
Ben Fanelli, the kid who was rocked and caused Michael Liambas to be suspended for the year. [ESPN]
Jonas Gustavsson is the key for the Leafs this season. [ESPN]
Agents are getting clients in trouble via Twitter. Welcome to 2009. [TSN]

Other links

This site is NSFW, but if you are a fan of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, you will want one of these. [DICK TOWEL]
This really isn't funny or anything, it's damn good journalism. [Denver Post]
Project Mayhem anyone?[ESTY]

Video

So this song might not be considered appropriate, but NatetheGreat. passed it along and its stuck in my head. Enjoy.

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carolina is going to hurt badly without cam.that slideshow of photos of that soldier was just awesome.

Somliga tänker på framtiden och upprörd. Fheiceáil de börjar raket och skyddsrum. Fheiceáil De TJ Oshie, börja ett nedfallet tak. "

by Oshie#74 on Nov 9, 2009 6:43 AM CST reply actions

That photo story about the solider was amazing, VERY good journalism.
Oh a lighter note, congrats to JD and Hullie being inducted today!

Baltimore Blast - 6-time MISL/NISL Champions
Let's go Blues!

by UIWWildthing on Nov 9, 2009 8:19 AM CST reply actions

Agreed

Nice job on the photo montage link Joe. I enjoyed that.

by SouthernBlue on Nov 9, 2009 7:44 PM CST up reply actions

The Manny signing news is true.

Ben (the Thrashers web guy) just forwarded a tweet from the Canes’ twitter feed about it. Congrats to Manny – I’m glad that someone’s giving him another shot. It’s unfortunate that it took Cam Ward getting his leg half sliced off to do it, though.

Reporter: There`s a "stamp out the Beatles movement" underway in Detroit. What are you going to do about it?

Paul McCartney: We`re going to start a campaign to stamp out Detroit.

by hildymac on Nov 9, 2009 9:06 AM CST reply actions

screw that

im over manny.. i loved him when he first got here but the way he went out was classless.. what a whiny bitch.. crying about money and not focusing on his game to the point where it looked like he stopped trying.. and now you can see why we gave mason more cash.. cuz hes damn good

If you have a donkey and i have a chicken and youre donkey ate my chickens feet what would you have.... 2 feet of my cock in youre ass!! haha

by bleedblue2009 on Nov 9, 2009 9:29 AM CST up reply actions

I don't think Manny

was whining so much about money as he was whining about the uncertainty of his future when his team doesn’t renew his contract and goes out and signs someone else for more money. Yea… he got a little whiny about it all, but to be honest, it was a pretty shady way to handle the situation.

Manny had played his balls off the previous two years, and the management was making it look like that effort wasn’t appreciated. Can’t really blame him for that kind of response.

by SouthernBlue on Nov 9, 2009 7:48 PM CST up reply actions