Rangers star a quiet force in Sandy volunteerism

Thanks Brad. A much welcomed ray of sunshine in the cesspool that is the NHL.

as an aside...he grew as the son of a lobster fisherman. He probably used to get sick & tired of eating lobster...if that it possible.

Lobster Bisque, Lobster rolls, lobster cakes, lobster fra diablo

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Originally posted 09:56 AM ET  11.23 by NY Rangers

Lobster Bisque, Lobster rolls, lobster cakes, lobster fra diablo

butterflied shrimp, shrimp kabob, shrimp on the barbie, popcorn shrimp, pepper shrimp, sezhuan shrimp, shrimp creole, shrimp gumbo...

My favorite part of Forest Gump.

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Originally posted 09:56 AM ET  11.23 by NY Rangers

Lobster Bisque, Lobster rolls, lobster cakes, lobster fra diablo

They were poor. So it was more like lobster and beans, lobster and Kraft Dinner, lobster and scrambled eggs...

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Originally posted 09:59 AM ET  11.23 by puttin on the foil

butterflied shrimp, shrimp kabob, shrimp on the barbie, popcorn shrimp, pepper shrimp, sezhuan shrimp, shrimp creole, shrimp gumbo...

My favorite part of Forest Gump.

Not my favourite but it's a beauty.

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Originally posted 09:52 AM ET  11.23 by puttin on the foil

as an aside...he grew as the son of a lobster fisherman. He probably used to get sick & tired of eating lobster...if that it possible.

Growing up, Brad Richards didn't much know much about life in the city. [Richards], the son of lobster fishers in Prince Edward Island, joined the Rangers just 17 months ago, but he is definitely a New Yorker now.


So growing up in PEI means you know nothing of city life...what a joke!


And back in the day, lobster was only fed to the servants, the kids, the jailbirds, etc...my how times change.

Good for him.

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Originally posted 10:11 AM ET  11.23 by Golden Bay

Growing up, Brad Richards didn't much know much about life in the city. [Richards], the son of lobster fishers in Prince Edward Island, joined the Rangers just 17 months ago, but he is definitely a New Yorker now.So growing up in PEI means you know nothing of city life...what a joke!And back in the day, lobster was only fed to the servants, the kids, the jailbirds, etc...my how times change.

amazing that back in the heyday of the fishing industry they had unlimited access to oysters, lobster, crabs, squid...it was also considered third rate junk... most of my old mans relatives in Newfoundland still dont eat that stuff, old habits die hard.

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Originally posted 12:11 PM ET  11.23 by puttin on the foil

amazing that back in the heyday of the fishing industry they had unlimited access to oysters, lobster, crabs, squid...it was also considered third rate junk... most of my old mans relatives in Newfoundland still dont eat that stuff, old habits die hard.

But I'm sure you can't sneak a bottle of Screech past them...

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Originally posted 09:18 AM ET  11.23 by Canuck eh?

Thanks Brad. A much welcomed ray of sunshine in the cesspool that is the NHL.

Brad chose to lead by example and do something useful with his free time. I salute him. All the others might want to get their heads out of their own arses, quit whining and help those who are still hurting. It might give them a little bit of a perspective on how fortunate they are.

Class Act

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Originally posted 05:35 PM ET  11.23 by roamer

Brad chose to lead by example and do something useful with his free time. I salute him. All the others might want to get their heads out of their own arses, quit whining and help those who are still hurting. It might give them a little bit of a perspective on how fortunate they are.

You mean the owners?

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Originally posted 09:41 PM ET  11.23 by Buc Fettman

You mean the owners?

There are only 30 owners and most of them are old farts who can barely walk. There are hundreds of young, strong, healthy players sitting around doing nothing but pissing off their loved ones.