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Vlad The Impaler
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I'll drink to that! I hate those bastards. :glugglug:
GibbsGrad2002
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I am happy that the Bolts signed Downie
Lashoff more like whack off, I remember the Bruins traded him two years ago.
icerfan
Nikkala made me do it!
yes, we got him an d Lundin (who actually looks like he'll be a decent defensmane) for Mark Recchi.
more stuff done by the god awful old ownership.
Edmonton Oilers goaltender Nikolai Khabibulin has been found guilty today of driving under the influence, according to Sarah McLellan of the Arizona Republic, who provided live updates from the Scottsdale courthouse where Friday's trial occurred.
The official charges Khabibulin has been convicted of today:
- driving under the influence with a blood-alcohol content above 0.08.
- extreme DUI
- excessive speed
A charge of "DUI with impairment to the slightest degree" was thrown out during the proceedings, according to McLellan.
As reported earlier this year, the "extreme DUI" charge, which means he operated a vehicle with a BAC between 0.15 and 0.20, comes with a minimum sentence of 30 days in jail.
Lohan got out in 2 weeks from a 90 day sentence. he'd better not have to do more than that.
The official charges Khabibulin has been convicted of today:
- driving under the influence with a blood-alcohol content above 0.08.
- extreme DUI
- excessive speed
A charge of "DUI with impairment to the slightest degree" was thrown out during the proceedings, according to McLellan.
As reported earlier this year, the "extreme DUI" charge, which means he operated a vehicle with a BAC between 0.15 and 0.20, comes with a minimum sentence of 30 days in jail.
Lohan got out in 2 weeks from a 90 day sentence. he'd better not have to do more than that.
Wild should sign him. If only we signed Modano and re-signed Nolan and added Guerin.
impdaddy:elaugh:
My buddy had to do a week in "tent city" in Maracopa County jail for a DWI and it SUCKS. If you're white and you go in there you are outnumbered like 40 to 1. Have fun Habby. :elaugh:
Actually , Lundin was drafted in the fourth round by the Lightning in 2004. Tampa traded Recchi and a second rounder for Lashoff and Martin karsums.
Actually , Lundin was drafted in the fourth round by the Lightning in 2004. Tampa traded Recchi and a second rounder for Lashoff and Martin karsums.
i knew that didn't sound exactly right.
i knew that didn't sound exactly right.
Hehe we all make mistakes
You where right about Lundin turning into a good defenseman though.
GibbsGrad2002
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Sad to hear about Khabibulin and Kariya has to be towards the end of his carrer I hope he is okay and gets to come back I am sure the concussion has something to do with that hit that he took from Scott Stephens in the Stanley Cup Finals
They simply don't have the money to pay him. The word here (in Pittsburgh) is that Guerin doesn't want to move his family again. So maybe he's done playing? I don't know. I actually think there is a chance Pittsburgh could sign him say mid-season for less money. We'll see.
Hey that was Kabibulin's own stupidity and as for Kariya, I hope he gets better and can come back to hockey in some capacity.
DETROIT - Chris Chelios is finally calling it quits.
The 48-year-old defenceman has announced his retirement after 26 seasons in the NHL.
His 1,651 career games with Detroit, Montreal, Chicago and Atlanta are the most by any defenceman in NHL history.
The three-time Norris Trophy winner will continue to be involved with the game, accepting a job with the Red Wings as an adviser to hockey operations.
A three-time Stanley Cup winner, Chelios retires with 185 career goals and 763 assists in the regular season. He added an additional 31 goals and 113 assists in the playoffs.
The 48-year-old defenceman has announced his retirement after 26 seasons in the NHL.
His 1,651 career games with Detroit, Montreal, Chicago and Atlanta are the most by any defenceman in NHL history.
The three-time Norris Trophy winner will continue to be involved with the game, accepting a job with the Red Wings as an adviser to hockey operations.
A three-time Stanley Cup winner, Chelios retires with 185 career goals and 763 assists in the regular season. He added an additional 31 goals and 113 assists in the playoffs.
Vlad The Impaler
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Enjoy that retirement toughguy, you deserve it.
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