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Did you guys see the layout at Manny Legace's house? I guess they were lighting them off at the fire pit area on the lake. Sweet setup with the hot tub overlooking the lake. Crazy accident. Where I was with my family on the 4th - there were neighbors lighting fireworks. I had that feeling of 'this could be a bad spot' and moved my boys. Terrible accident.

They play tomorrow at 8 at TB, right? Last game for the lame-o NBC broadcast. They were reading their obituary during game 4. Hoping that next year they don't just have one channel play games 4-7 on their channel. So embarrassing that the NHL let that happen. It's like letting a channel just play the last 30 minutes of every movie.

Love it. Stylin' Profilin' Limousine Ridin'

Welcome back to the good old days, boys.

I literally have no idea what this post means. At the same time, Ric Flair and beating up co-workers in the same post is something to cherish.

I'm one of them. Is it over yet?

I would love to see a team win the cup and the fans climb on the ice like they did in the day. Absolute mayhem in a world that was so much more innocent then. Gretzky holding the cup with kids and adults just running behind him. The dude with the fresh white Nikes is climbing the glass. No way this will ever happen again. I wonder when this ended? Had to be mid-80s with taller glass and all. When they were airing all the old 'raising the cup' games last year, it was awesome to see the post game celebrations. All kinds of fans in the mix. No lame-o tee shirts and hats.. just raw emotions and fun. Quick video - 74 Flyers win and count how many non-players were in the mix before the guys even left the bench.

I don't think the 'dirty' stuff is new. Just that there is less BS in today's game so anything that deviates from the normal is deemed a problem. That said, I think pro sports are overanalyzed. So the announcers are going ham on anything they can to be relevant. Add in the 10,000 online journalists now and you have a big to-do over nothing. Have to make it more sensational so people will pay attention to you...

Can you stuff pads with toilet paper? There's a plethora of TP available now.

"Traded the van for it straight up… I can get 70 miles to the gallon on this hog."

Summer hockey on the east coast - we get the humidity that's nuts. Some nights I leave the rink and it's over 90% humidity and over 80 degrees still at midnight. By the time I get home in my Jeep, it looks like I just left the ice. As a fat guy - I dream of living in Colorado/Utah where the humidity is single digit.

Good game last night. Canadiens beat the Knights in Game 6 OT to advance to finals. Can Canada please let more fans in the stands? The country needs this. I as a tv watching bum needs it too. Pack the building. The American way.

Not this one. I thought he did as well as expected. At least the team had a plan with him. Since? not so much.

This Isles/Lightning series deserved a game 7. Good watching while sitting by my pool!

I also ordered an ABS plastic repair kit. My old Jeep has a broken lid on the center console. Being it's 26 years old, replacement parts are getting hard to find. So I'm giving this a shot as the video makes it look like a reasonable project.

Funny enough, I ordered attachments for my dog clippers. My Pomeranian looks like burn victim after I buzz him with the clippers and no attachments.

Hopefully the Isles make it to the finals and the Coliseum returns to it's former glory. What was it called? Fort Neverlose? This is the final season that the Isles play there.

This guy thinks there should be girls in cages over the ice...

I just had an ad take up the entire screen. There was no X to close it. So I kicked the monitor over.

The Bauer Sr. Supreme stuff used what feels like pieces of wood.

I want Vegas to be nothing other than that. It's what that city is. Same way that I wouldn't want to see Montreal fans changing either. Actually I miss seeing everyone in the stands in suits and nice clothes. (Screw you Claude Lemieux.)

Knights with a strong 4-1 win last night. Great game with two goaltending greats facing each other.