How About Those Sharkies!

bwaters

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With all the changes they've made over the years, Ricci has hung in there. He certainly doesn't have the physical qualities of most players, so it must be the hair.
 

massageseeker

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Hmmmm wondering if he is a fellow pooner....

I know some regulars that love visiting Vancouver ..and love coming in with a night off ... but wont mention any names as I am sure Discretion is the word ....

I am impressed Alex on your stats you have on him ..
 

massageseeker

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I think the best sign at GM place during Detriot-Canucks game was a fan holding a huge sign thats said ..

" CHELIOS YOUR EVEN UGLIER THAN RICCI"

EVEN CHELIOS HAD A Chuckle.. I will see if I can find that pick ...it was hilarious..
 

massageseeker

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Hmm I think everyone is a pooner.. but to be honest ..he is not one of the guys I was thinking about ..that I know for fact are...

Good way to find out is ..hang around Swedish touch on game night ..when team doesnt fly out right away
 

hitrack

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Hockey sucks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

When the games are at BC place all it does is botch's up cruising when it lets out. :(
 

The Happy Tapper

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Gotta give Ricci some credit for hangin in there but he isn't the mucker he once used to be. If he didn't still do what he does best, SJ would've dumped him last year at the fire sale (maybe at the trading deadline to a contender).

Now Patrick Marleau, there's a talent that's coming along. I watched that kid play a ton of Junior hockey for Seattle and he was among the first crop of extremely young players ushered into the NHL a little too early (i.e. Joe Thornton, Ed Jovanovski), a trend that has now become 'old-hat' in the NHL and irks me to this day. Change that minimum draft age!!!!

Anyone wonder why Ryder & Co. are doing so well in Montreal? Because they actually went through their farm system instead of straight to the big show. If the Sharks did this with Marleau, he would've peaked earlier and been a great player for longer than he will be now. Marleau's only 24 years old and has already played over 550 games since 1997. That will catch up to these high-draft picks in the end.
 
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