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a) If the Laughs could have sustained enough pressure the entire game, they would have won. If Gerber's rebounds are as bad as everyone says (including me) the Laughs would have won. c) If the Laughs could have killed a penalty, they would have won. Pressure and chances are only good enough if they wind up being goals. Therefore the Sens are definitely a superior team, relying on their big money men to score winning goals, see Heatley and Alfie, with Spezza assists. Sure the game was sloppy, however, the Laughs still lost, and somehow will figure out how to miss the playoffs for a 3rd straight year by half a point.

Volchenkov...7 more blocked shots! Gerber awarded third star. stopped 43 shots, but he's always sloppy with the rebounds.

Vermette! Heatley the Leaf killer!!!

Gerber has looked VERY solid....I thought he was supposed to get rid of the black mask though... A-Train 4 Blocked Shots already. Eaves and Kelly fuggin right.

YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEES

By DEREK PUDDICOMBE, CITY HALL BUREAU One, two, three strikes and the Lynx are out, but another saviour for baseball in Ottawa might be set to step up to the plate. The Triple-A Lynx have all but officially given notice to the city that they don't intend to return next season. However, the head of the Can-Am Association of Professional Baseball hopes to bring a franchise to Ottawa with investors that could include the likes of Saturday Night Live creator Lorne Michaels. League commissioner Miles Wolff was in town yesterday speaking with city officials about the possibility of leasing Lynx Stadium. "This is a great stadium and a great city. We can make a go of it," said Wolff, who is from North Carolina and owns a team that plays out of Quebec City. LAWSUIT Wolff said the league is prepared to schedule an Ottawa team for next year's lineup, but there are a few hurdles, including leases and lawsuits, to negotiate first. The Lynx lease isn't up until 2009 and if the franchise leaves before that date, the city can penalize the club almost $3 million for lost revenue. The Lynx, meanwhile, have launched an $11-million lawsuit against the city, claiming it didn't honour some of the guarantees it negotiated to help the team stay in Ottawa. City lawyer Rick O'Connor said the city is still awaiting word from the Lynx about their status. "We fully expect them to honour their agreement," said O'Connor. Wolff is also working on putting a team in Montreal by 2009. "With a team in Quebec City, Montreal and Ottawa there is the potential to create great rivalries," he said. Innes Coun. Rainer Bloess said the city and the Lynx must resolve their legal impasse before fans will see another team in Ottawa. "Right now, we are in limbo," said Bloess. "It's the limbo that is hurting the city and any opportunity out there." Wolff said a Can-Am franchise could survive financially in the nation's capital when the Lynx couldn't because overhead costs in his league are much lower. But lower club costs don't mean a lower standard of ball, he said. Games in the independent Can-Am league can be more exciting than Triple-A ball, said Wolff, because it's players' last opportunity to show they've got what it takes to make it to the big leagues. "There will be lots of intensity," he said. The Can-Am league's season is also shorter, lasting from the end of May to Labour Day, and the average player's salary of about $1,500 a month allows for cheaper operating costs. Triple-A baseball starts in April, when weather can be unpredictable. "When it's cold and miserable, it's not a fun experience," said Wolff.

that's ghey

was this Clive?

why does he get to wait until the end of the season to serve jail time?

Yep.

ZING...Hatchet buried in the backyard.

I didn't get one either...

hmmmmm.....I know how much i will spend on this... $0. I won't even waste bandwidth to download...

Ween-Your Party There were beverages laid out for the party, There were candy and spices and tri-coloured pastas, The meat carved was drunk from succulent juices, served on platters of the purest gold. I was calm when we arrived at the party. I spoke with fervor embracing the evening, my wife leaned over and whispered I love you, I held her close, we danced. We had the best time at your party, The wife and I thank you very much. Cream puffs above them* and the music was louder, My wife was competing in a game of chance. The party raged and the guests were screaming, I could have danced all night. We had the best time at your party, The wife and I thank you very much. Later on, when we were under the covers, I closed my eyes and I drifted to sleep. I dreamt about me, maybe throwing a party and just how great that would be. We had the best time at your party, The wife and I thank you very much. * not sure of the lyrics.

"I love you Paris!!" "Love you too." "Someone you met in prison?"

Happy Birthday Alan!

That Neiler hit IMO was legit!

Yeah...Attendance has never really been an issue here...

they got t-shirts and everything! including bagels

He's just upset no one's paying attention to his Habs... I miss you G-Fry...let's go for a beer!

someone got up on the wrong side of Douce's bed this morning!

The Bagelshop is affiliated with St.Viateur in Montreal....I didn't

Sorry Del....I'm with Taylor on this one!

I love the rouge