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July 09, 2006 -- 9:13 PM
posted by Jsese
Zizou is the most rediculous man I have ever seen. I'm pretty sure he has done that before. I thought it was a replay at first. what drives you to head but someone? not punch or any normal form of aggression, but a headbut? whatever....
well... my birthday sure took an interesting turn. instead of the blackdog, we ended up on a pubcrawl. but not just any pub crawl. it was a bechalorette party. picture this, 4 guys on a bus full of attractive girls. don't beleive that htey were attractive? well, one was on canadas next top model to start out with. Percy, you missed out on an experience of a lifetime. though you deffinatly wouldn't have been home at a reasonable hour. I think that is when we left the final bar. for everyone else, hope the lake and everything else was a blast.
for something a little more tame. I beleive there is some sort of pot luck tomorrow/ monday at Hawrelyk park in the evening. if anyone is interested call my cell. 218-5373
July 09, 2006 -- 8:45 PM
posted by Par
I really hope he's gonna explain that. Up until that point, he was the class of French football, and he's been an amazing player. And while that was the best impression of the French team's official animal I've ever seen, I can't fathom that he did it so inexplicably.
July 09, 2006 -- 8:27 PM
posted by nobody knows my face
what was with the head-butt to the chest? Nice way to end a career, dumbass; by losing on all fronts.
July 07, 2006 -- 5:37 PM
posted by alison
haha, of course, Par. I know what you mean, I just thought it was interesting to compare the +/- even if you are right, a stat like that, by itself doesn't really mean all that much. And besides which, just because you've got a great +/- doesn't mean you actually contributed to any of it, or vice versa.
besides which someone asked me what, uh, Three-Dot's +/- was, so I had to check anyway.
July 07, 2006 -- 3:47 PM
posted by Al
Man we're analysing (sic) the trades more extensivly (sic) then I analyse wellheads at work.
July 07, 2006 -- 3:10 PM
posted by mary (and Ed)
Hey all - just a reminder about the BBQ of fun and Ed and Mary's tonight!
Come and eat lots of food! Yum!
If you don't know where we live, give us a call - 988-1643.
July 07, 2006 -- 1:43 PM
posted by Par
It is a matter of the minutes you play and the teams you're on, as well. I'm certain that Tarnstrom's +/- is adversely affected by the fact that he was on the Penguins at their worst, and he was one of the go-to defenseman on that team at the time (especially considering the failure of the Sergei Gonchar experiment.)
On the flip side, Staios didn't play as many of the crucial shifts against top lines of other teams last year, and didn't play on the first PK unit (against the opponents' top PP unit.) Not to say that his +/- isn't deserved, it's just hard to make the comparison across teams and situations like that. You'd agree, having seen him play, that Tarnstrom's a better defenseman than his numbers suggest.
I don't really see Three-Dot as a key defenseman as much as a more reliable alternative to a rookie learning on the fly (Ã la Matt Greene in these past playoffs).
July 07, 2006 -- 11:46 AM
posted by alison
hey, should we be at all worried that Daniel Tjarnqvist's +/- for the past four seasons (most recent first) happen to be: -11, -4, -20 -22 ... and he's a bloody D-Man? and he's 30 this year, so it's not as though we can really expect him to be improving, can we?
by comparison, Steve Staios' last four years (most recent first) 10, 17, 13, 10 make him look like a golden boy, and Spacek 3, 8, -13, -23, and even Igor did better -11, 19, 7, -3. Actually, Staios is starting to look like a hero. and Tarnstrom... I'm a little concerned... had a dismal -37 2003-2004 ...
actually, in my random searching of names, thus far only Jovanovski and Niedermayer had better +/- than Staios... eat that!
