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*Not Russo*. Don’t be an idiot. Lite hockey mind. #RTFB
Middle seat in coach
Joined April 2013
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What is your definition of a successful season for the Wild?
1%Make playoffs
6%Win 1 round
61%Win >1 round
32%Cup or Bust
136 votes • Final resultsWhat is your definition of a successful season for the Wild?
1%Make playoffs
6%Win 1 round
61%Win >1 round
32%Cup or Bust
136 votes • Final results The Filter retweeted
"I'm excited about it, I think it's going to be great."
Jake Middleton sounds off on settling in with the squad and overall impressions to start camp.
Jake Middleton - 17.09.26
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#CBJ coach Rick Bowness said 2 players came to camp with sub-par conditioning, which pisses him off given the end-of-season meetings and summer conversations.
Bowness said those players are “saved by the (NHL’s) three-hour (training camp) rules.”
He would not name the players.
Which *team* is eating the bigger shit sandwich right now?
35%DET - Larkin
65%WPG - Hellebuyck
111 votes • Final results The Filter retweeted
Horcoff said Dylan Larkin sustained an upper-body injury training and will not be skating when camp begins
The best ability is availability.
Byron Buxton is the perfect Twin. No wonder he never wants to leave. Decent money for rock bottom expectations of him.
Was outside Yankee Stadium when this happened. They’d closed all but one gate to control security, and it took forever to get in.
Jeter telling W before he went out there not to one-hop it is awesome and sage.
25y ago, we lived just outside the City. I was heading into Grand Central when the first plane hit. What I choose to remember is how humanity was the first thing we recovered after. People were…nice to each other. Thoughtful. Appreciative.
So many dress up in their Never Forget costume, and maybe observe a moment of silence - frustrated that things have slowed down - for a second.
And then get back to expressing their insatiable hyper-entitlement just as soon as they can.
It’s a shame.