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Also, the Boston Globe -- an amazing rag barely worthy of wiping my a--.
Anyway, we all love Vinny here in Tampa. He was voted the most popular Tampa pro sports player, beating out various Rays and Bucs players. The new ownership has already made one awful trade that took away one of the big fan favorites (Dan Boyle), not to mention erasing our transition game. If they want to further damage the team chemistry and ticket sales, then trading Vinny makes sense. Otherwise, most of us will continue to just lose interest in a sinking ship.
It's hockey, things like this will happen. Regardless of when players are along the boards, facing the glass, or if they're in an open-ice area... keeping your head down and not paying attention to opposing players skating towards you is bad news.
As a Lightning fan since the beginning, I'll say that it would be cool to see the Bolts playing a northern team at their local football/baseball stadium in a winter classic. It just wouldn't happen being that the Tampa market for hockey isn't consistent. Even the market for pro football isn't as big as other places because we just don't have the population to compete.
Lehtonen has never been too solid. I don't think Atlanta was a very good place for him to start his career either. Terrible team, not very successful with the fans, etc. If I'm Kari, I'm hoping that Waddell does trade me somewhere different.
I guess the Bolts felt they would dump the weakest link and try to get someone that is below the age of 30, makes less, has a bit more experience, and maybe make cap room down the road for what seemingly is a never-ending desire to shop players. I can't wait for the trade deadline.
I cannot see the reasoning for Bettman wanting to stick hockey teams in markets like KC or Las Vegas. The Panthers, Thrashers, Predators and Coyotes are franchises that should be folded or moved elsewhere. There should be only one team in the Los Angeles area. Dallas is another one that could be doing a lot better if they were in a more supportive city.
The benefit of closing franchises like this would be the power to move good players to markets where teams are struggling because of losing records and a lack of elite players to help turn things around. The Islanders, Bruins, Capitals, Oilers, Leafs and Blues could all benefit from picking up some of the players from these teams. The NHL is really trying to press its luck with notions towards expansion into terrible hockey markets. Canadians in general should be outraged since there hasn't been a Canadian team to win a cup in over a decade.
During the regular season, the Rays bullpen was one of the best in baseball. Look it up. The Phillies have only one real weapon in their bullpen. After watching the Rays rip the Red Sox' star pitchers (both starters and relievers) in the ALCS, they should be more than ready to do the same to the Phillies hurlers.
keep dreaming
Peter Goezinya: I like how you assume all Bolts fans are ignorant to the game. Moron.
Secondly, this exact same issue came up years ago. It was rumored that Melrose had been in talks with the Bolts about coaching. It became a really popular story after some confirmed reports and eventually Melrose talked about it on ESPN. In his quick note on ESPN, he respectfully declined whatever offer was made to him to coach the team, and some other stuff I can't remember.