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- 07-26-2008 02:30 AM #1
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Great article on SI.com about the Circus-Landers. You just can't make this stuff up:
http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/mul...content.1.html
The best part is that there is very little opinion or editorial content, it's all just true history...and it's priceless. Now you know why I say they should be playing in a circus tent instead of a Mausoleum.
We're talking about a franchise with a long history of crooks (Spanos and Kumar) as owners, and total buffoons (Maloney, Milbury and Snow) as GM's. And everybody that gets traded to the Joke-Landers weeps at the thought of playing for them...

Totally hysterical. Pretty soon we'll see slide 28 added, where Wade Dubliewicz changes his mind about leaving for a team in Russia and is named head coach. Backup goaltender for the Fishies is obviously the fast track to a management position.
In my quest for fair and honest reporting, I'm going to put together my own story about the not-quite-as-hysterical management of the Rangers by one Glen Sather. It's too late now, but trust me, I've got ammunition in abundance. It's not as amazing as the Stupid-Landers' 25 years of jocularity, but it matters more because he's doing it to the New York Rangers.
The good news is, Sather is getting old and will retire, hopefully soon. Wang and Snow are young, and probably have another 25 years of lunacy ahead of them.
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- 07-27-2008 04:40 AM #2
I guess you did take my advice. I recommended this article to you, and it clicked.
I remember Spano (no s, BTW) being a crook and getting sentenced, but I never knew Kumar was. What did he do- get busted for going to White Castle with Harold?We're talking about a franchise with a long history of crooks (Spanos and Kumar) as owners.
A list that now includes a player you probably used to cheer and I always respected- Doug Weight.And everybody that gets traded to the Joke-Landers weeps at the thought of playing for them...

From a rugged an d respected leader of the mightry Oilers to the Moron-landers. How the mighty have fallen.
I think he's not THAT stupid. At least he'll be going to a team with stability.Totally hysterical. Pretty soon we'll see slide 28 added, where Wade Dubliewicz changes his mind about leaving for a team in Russia and is named head coach.
Are you referring to the 'Big Bucks' Rangers of Lindros, Bure, Messier coming-and-going, Theo Fleury, and a string of mediocre goalies after Richter and before the object of your lust and affection?In my quest for fair and honest reporting, I'm going to put together my own story about the not-quite-as-hysterical management of the Rangers by one Glen Sather. It's too late now, but trust me, I've got ammunition in abundance.
At least Sather's place in history will be a positive one, with all his legendary achievements in Edmonton.The good news is, Sather is getting old and will retire, hopefully soon. Wang and Snow are young, and probably have another 25 years of lunacy ahead of them.
As for Snow... well, he'll always have those ginormous goalie pads.
"Winning big games ON THE ROAD is the signature of a clutch QB." BillD
There's more to playoff success than just winning. Sometimes, you have to go into enemy territory outside your stadium and walk the walk.
- 07-28-2008 02:42 PM #3
Until I looked, I thought this was going to be a Pittsburgh Pirate thread.
McCoy
Half the lies they tell about me aren't true ... Yogi Berra
- 07-28-2008 02:45 PM #4
- 07-28-2008 02:57 PM #5
- 07-29-2008 03:48 AM #6
Here's another article on Islanders ineptitude:
Plenty of blame to go around after Nolan's ouster and much more - Allan Muir - SI.com
"Winning big games ON THE ROAD is the signature of a clutch QB." BillD
There's more to playoff success than just winning. Sometimes, you have to go into enemy territory outside your stadium and walk the walk.
- 07-29-2008 07:45 PM #7
- 07-29-2008 07:46 PM #8"Winning big games ON THE ROAD is the signature of a clutch QB." BillD
There's more to playoff success than just winning. Sometimes, you have to go into enemy territory outside your stadium and walk the walk.
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