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51.1 | WELL???!!!??!!! 8^) | CTHQ::LEARY | Why George why? Because it's there! | Tue Jan 12 1993 09:30 | 1 |
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51.6 | | GENRAL::WADE | one step ahead of the jailer... | Thu Jan 14 1993 10:22 | 7 |
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9:49 EST
DEC stock +3 1/8.
Claybroon
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51.7 | likin' this | GENRAL::WADE | one step ahead of the jailer... | Thu Jan 14 1993 10:48 | 5 |
| 10:26 EST
DEC stock + 4 1/8. :*)
Claybroon
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51.8 | SELL! SELL! SELL! | FRETZ::HEISER | arms raised in a V | Thu Jan 14 1993 11:06 | 2 |
| Rumor around these parts is that some dude from Money magazine said DEC
would be at $70/share in 1� years and put us down as a recommended buy.
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51.9 | | METSNY::francus | Mets in '93 | Thu Jan 14 1993 11:39 | 6 |
| 11:40 EST
DEC stock +5 3/8
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51.10 | | LAGUNA::MAY_BR | just another maytag salesman | Thu Jan 14 1993 11:41 | 3 |
| Q2 earnings reported, only a $73M loss. Have we turned the corner?
Brews
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51.11 | let's all go to Disneyworld! ;^) | GENRAL::WADE | one step ahead of the jailer... | Thu Jan 14 1993 12:00 | 7 |
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From a good source (friend of mine who's a broker and on line):
DEC stock +5 7/8, over 2.8 million shares have traded...as of
about 10 minutes ago.
Claybroon
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51.12 | Up 6% | AIMHI::SMILLER | | Thu Jan 14 1993 12:34 | 5 |
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Possibly another reason why stock is going up is that we have
reported a 6% increase over a year ago in operating revenue.....
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51.13 | about time, we're at $41 now | FRETZ::HEISER | arms raised in a V | Thu Jan 14 1993 13:24 | 2 |
| Hopefully this is the kick in the pants we needed. It's much more
enjoyable to welcome folks like Roy back.
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51.14 | | CAMONE::WAY | Cheez-Whiz, Choice of Champions | Thu Jan 14 1993 13:26 | 4 |
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DEC 41, change +6 1/8; DJIA unknown, change unknown at 12:43.
Report entered at Thu Jan 14 12:59:27 1993.
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51.15 | Never thought I would "make" > $2000 in a day on this | METSNY::francus | Mets in '93 | Thu Jan 14 1993 14:02 | 4 |
| DEC 42 1/8, change +7 1/4; DJIA Unknown change Unknown at 1:40pm
Report was entered at Thu Jan 14 08:42:01 1993
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51.16 | | FDCV07::KING | The Jessinator, Not just a child!!!!! | Thu Jan 14 1993 15:09 | 3 |
| Better check again...
REK
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51.17 | Still too expensive getting products to market | GIAMEM::LEFEBVRE | PCG Product Management | Thu Jan 14 1993 15:11 | 5 |
| Cost of sales has still increased while employee population decreased.
Although the news is "less negative", we still have an awfully long way
to go.
Mark.
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51.18 | | FRETZ::HEISER | arms raised in a V | Thu Jan 14 1993 15:28 | 2 |
| If they reinstate 0% financing, maybe the employees will continue to
keep the PC business going.
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51.20 | | CAMONE::WAY | Cheez-Whiz, Choice of Champions | Fri Jan 15 1993 09:36 | 4 |
| Who scored for the Broons lasted night?
'Saw
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51.22 | Quite the humiliating experience | MKFSA::LONG | "just keep it between the lines" | Fri Jan 15 1993 10:11 | 5 |
| Jagr damn near scored for them, too. He passed back to Wreggett(sp?)
the goalie, hit the post and almost went in. When the Pens have a
bad game they don't mess around!
Bill
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51.23 | | CELTIK::JACOB | Squeelers=Girly Mon Losers | Fri Jan 15 1993 16:07 | 6 |
| 'Saw,
I might have been easier to ask who DIDN'T score.
JaKe
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51.26 | | ROYALT::ASHE | It's big, heavy, it's wood... | Mon Jan 18 1993 13:19 | 4 |
| You realize there are only 8 teams under .500 in the league? Takes a
lot of work by Ottawa and San Jose to keep the other 16 over .500 I
guess...
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51.31 | | METSNY::francus | A very Happy 20th Birthday to R v W | Fri Jan 22 1993 08:53 | 3 |
| Why so late today, Karen??
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51.34 | | CSC32::M_MACGREGOR | | Mon Jan 25 1993 10:09 | 6 |
|
Saturday's Minnesota hockey game marked an interesting feat. The two
teams were a combined 0-0-12 in overtime games on the season.
Marc
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51.38 | | METSNY::francus | Mets in '93 | Thu Jan 28 1993 09:49 | 5 |
| re: .37
Late night????:-)
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51.44 | | METSNY::francus | Certified Member-Larry Bird Jihad | Thu Feb 04 1993 10:52 | 8 |
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> No games tonight. They want everyone to watch the Bird hoopla.
Gag! So far I managed to miss every sportscast segment since Monday on the
Boston stations. Only a few more days to go. And the thing that really tees
me off is that they are delaying The Simpsons to broadcast this.
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51.45 | Sheesshh, NooYawkas | CTHQ::LEARY | US:WorldCop,WillPuffChestForMoney | Thu Feb 04 1993 12:16 | 5 |
| awwwwwwwww go watch that nutty weatherman from WOR while you're
waiting, TCM
MikeL
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51.46 | | METSNY::francus | Certified Member-Larry Bird Jihad | Thu Feb 04 1993 14:21 | 4 |
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Got it timed just right to catch the weather and then its back to ESPN.
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51.47 | Karen, you awake yet? :-) | ACESMK::FRANCUS | Certified Member-Larry Bird Jihad | Sun Feb 07 1993 04:38 | 10 |
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Back to the scoreboard:
NHL All-Star game
Wales 16 Campbell 6
Mets in '93
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51.53 | | CAMONE::WAY | J. Edgar -- G-man wearin' a G-string | Thu Feb 11 1993 08:53 | 3 |
| > Calgary 13 Sharks 1
Geez, they musta thought they were still at the All-Star game!
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51.55 | | CAMONE::WAY | J. Edgar -- G-man wearin' a G-string | Fri Feb 12 1993 08:23 | 8 |
| > Chicago 6 Bruins 2
Karen,
They gave this as 6-3 on the radio this morning......
'Saw
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51.57 | | FDCV06::KING | The Jessinator, Not just a child!!!!! | Fri Feb 12 1993 09:45 | 4 |
| Karen, considered yourself SHOT!
REK
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51.58 | Best road record in the NHL, but who gives a ... | ANGLIN::WIERSBECK | Remember Twins/Braves in '91? | Fri Feb 12 1993 09:46 | 5 |
| I could really care less about them, but I don't think the NoStars
played Wednesday night. That would have been three days in a row.
Spud
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51.70 | Texas aLoneStars | ANGLIN::WIERSBECK | Remember Twins/Braves in '91? | Thu Mar 04 1993 10:10 | 8 |
| Karen,
You may change the NoStars to the LoneStars any time now. They be gone
from here. Funny part would be if they missed the playoffs. Which,
with the Mavs down there REALLY ought to pump up interest. :*O
Spud
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51.79 | Sports Pages reading... | DEVOTN::CBULLS::MBROOKS | | Mon Mar 15 1993 12:48 | 4 |
| Can someone explain why Buffalo and Calgary have not yet Clinched,
it seems to me it take a few days/weeks after someone clinches before
the paper finaly marks them as such ????? Just Curious... by my calc
The Adams Conf is set (not the order just the teams) ????
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51.80 | | CAMONE::WAY | Are you ready for the real McCoy? | Mon Mar 15 1993 13:02 | 24 |
| Wales Conference
Adams W L T Pts
x-Montreal.....42 23 6 90
x-Quebec.......38 22 10 86
x-Boston.......37 24 7 81
Buffalo........33 26 9 75
gOWHaLe........20 43 5 45
Ottawa..........9 57 4 22
Buffalo and Hartford have played 68 games. There are 16 games left
for each.
Hartford mathematically could pick up 32 more points, putting them at 77,
while Buffalo could put up 0 more points leaving them at 75, thus
Hartford could still get a fourth playoff spot.
Not likely, but still possible.....
'Saw
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51.81 | | CAMONE::WAY | Are you ready for the real McCoy? | Mon Mar 15 1993 13:05 | 23 |
| Campbell Conference
Smythe W L T Pts
x-Vancouver.....38 23 9 85
Calgary.........36 24 10 82
Winnipeg........31 33 6 68
LAKings.........30 31 7 67
Edmonton........24 39 8 56
San Jose........10 58 2 22
Calgary has played 70, and could remain at 82 points.
Edmonton has played 71, and could get 26 more points, tying them
with Calgary at 82. Perhaps the tie-breaker could still go to
Edmonton, thus Calgary has not clinched.....
'Saw
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51.82 | My math was right just my knowledge was wrong | DEVOTN::CBULLS::MBROOKS | | Mon Mar 15 1993 13:15 | 1 |
| I thought they (NHL) played 2 games less then NBA not 2 more ?????
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51.83 | | CAMONE::WAY | Are you ready for the real McCoy? | Mon Mar 15 1993 13:22 | 10 |
| > I thought they (NHL) played 2 games less then NBA not 2 more ?????
84 games is new this year. Probably because of the expansion clubs.
I'm not sure what's on tap for next year when they add the two new
clubs........
'Saw
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51.84 | | METSNY::francus | Mets in '93 | Mon Mar 15 1993 13:56 | 3 |
| Actually 84 games was part of the agreement with the players last spring.
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51.85 | | CSC32::M_MACGREGOR | | Mon Mar 15 1993 14:10 | 9 |
|
Living in Colorado puts dampers on data collection. Could someone tell
me what happened in the semifinal and final round of basketball between
Delaware - Drexel - Northeastern - Hartford (?)
All I know is that Delaware got the NCAA bid.
Marc
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51.86 | | CAMONE::WAY | Are you ready for the real McCoy? | Mon Mar 15 1993 14:35 | 12 |
| > Living in Colorado puts dampers on data collection. Could someone tell
> me what happened in the semifinal and final round of basketball between
> Delaware - Drexel - Northeastern - Hartford (?)
>
> All I know is that Delaware got the NCAA bid.
If I remember right, Drexel beat Hartford, and it sounds like Delaware
beat Drexel......
'Saw
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51.87 | | PFSVAX::JACOB | Punxy Phil was right | Mon Mar 15 1993 15:54 | 10 |
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>>Hartford mathematically could pick up 32 more points, putting them at 77,
>>while Buffalo could put up 0 more points leaving them at 75, thus
>>Hartford could still get a fourth playoff spot.
And pigs wil fly someday, too!!!! (8^)*
JaKe
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51.88 | | CAMONE::WAY | Are you ready for the real McCoy? | Mon Mar 15 1993 16:51 | 9 |
| > And pigs wil fly someday, too!!!! (8^)*
A pig would fly if you threw it out of an airplane, I'd bet.
Of course, it would have the glide path of a rock.....
'Saw
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51.89 | | PFSVAX::JACOB | I Survived the Blizzard of '93 | Mon Mar 15 1993 17:03 | 13 |
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>>A pig would fly if you threw it out of an airplane, I'd bet.
>>Of course, it would have the glide path of a rock.....
Yeah, but think of the poor bastard on the ground who got hit by the
"flying pig", or what the pig got scared out of him.
I wouldn't term it "flying" though. More like being under the extreme
effect of gravity.
JaKe
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51.92 | | CAMONE::WAY | Lunatic fringe, I know you're out there | Wed Mar 17 1993 08:21 | 5 |
| GREAT game in goal last night by John Blue. Great goaltending makes up
for a lazy defense, and that was the situation last night.
'Saw
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51.100 | Wow 3:45, Take some Sominex Karen! 8^) | CTHQ::LEARY | US:WorldCop,WillPuffChestForMoney | Tue Mar 23 1993 12:46 | 1 |
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51.101 | Karen, were you at least logging in from home?? | METSNY::francus | Mets in '93 | Tue Mar 23 1993 13:22 | 5 |
| MikeL
I can't believe I missed that timestamp, must be slowing down :-)
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51.103 | All times assumed EST | TOOK::BKWAL | | Wed Mar 24 1993 07:42 | 9 |
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The Boston Globe lists the following for tonight
Boston at Buffalo 7:40
Montreal at Hartford 7:40
Philadelphia at N.Y.R. 7:40
St. Louis at Calgary 9:40
Los Angeles at Vancouver 10:40
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51.104 | gO wHALE! | KALI::MORGAN | | Wed Mar 24 1993 08:13 | 1 |
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51.108 | | ACESMK::FRANCUS | Mets in '93 | Sat Mar 27 1993 21:34 | 4 |
| 5:45 on Saturday? say it ain't so :-(
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51.112 | Tonight's Games | TOOK::BKWAL | | Tue Mar 30 1993 08:34 | 9 |
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Boston at Hartford 7:40
Buffalo at Washington 7:40
Philadelphia at N.Y.I. 7:40
Ottawa at Pittsburgh 7:40
Vancouver at St. Louis 8:40
Winnipeg at Calgary 9:40
(All times EST)
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51.113 | | METSNY::francus | Mets in '93 | Tue Mar 30 1993 12:44 | 8 |
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> Ottawa at Pittsburgh 7:40
Ottawa is 0-36-0 on the road this year. The record for futility on
the road is 37 games. Unless a miracle happens Ottawa will tie
that record tonight. Thye could go all year without a road point.
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51.117 | | CAM3::WAY | RIP #7 | Fri Apr 02 1993 09:37 | 11 |
| > Pitts. 10 gOWHaLE 2
My brother was going NUTS. Every time (for the first four goals) Pittsburgh
scored, he'd call me up. 8^)
Meantime, I was getting ready to watch Jerry blow it with that most
babe-a-licious lady on his show.......
'Saw
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51.128 | | CAM3::WAY | Don't start me to talkin' | Wed Apr 14 1993 09:14 | 10 |
| > Montreal 3 Buffalo 2 OT
> Quebec 6 Ottawa 2
So, from that it looks like the vaunted Habs finished in 3rd place in the
Adams Division.....
'Saw
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51.131 | In case anyone was wonderin' | MKFSA::LONG | I got friends in low places | Fri Apr 16 1993 09:30 | 19 |
| American League National League
4/15
Jays 3 Sea 1 Expos 2 Astros 1
Tigers 3 As 2 Col 5 Mets 3
Cal Milw ppd Bucs 5 Padres 4 (13 in)
BoSox 4 Indians 3 (13 in) Cards LA (late)
KC 5 Yanks 4 Braves Giants (late)
4/16
ChiSox @ BoSox Phils @ Cubs
As @ Milw Col @ Expos
Sea @ Tigers Mets @ Reds
Jays @ Indians Fla @ Astros
Texas @ Yanks Cards @ Padres
Cal @ Os Bucs @ LA
KC @ Twins Braves @ Giants
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51.134 | | MKFSA::LONG | Got some oceanfront property in AZ | Sun Apr 25 1993 01:03 | 15 |
| MLB scores for 4/24
National League American League
CIN 15 SFO 1 CHI 4 BAL 6
CHI 5 MON 6 TOR 10 KAN 5
FLA 2 SDG 5 TEX 15 CLE 10
COL 1 NYM 3 MIL 4 OAK 3
LOS 3 HOU 8 DET 17 BOS 3
PHI 7 PIT 4 MIN 1 CAL 2 (5)
ATL 11 NYY 0 (4)
STL 0 SEA 0
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51.135 | I'll up date score in the a.m. | MKFSA::LONG | Got some oceanfront property in AZ | Sun Apr 25 1993 21:16 | 13 |
| National League American League
SFO 4 PHI 5 TEX 6 DET 16
MON 1 LOS 2 MIL 1 MIN 5
PIT 7 SDG 9 KAN 3 TOR 1
HOU 2 NYM 8 BAL 2 CHI 0
STL 7 CHI 2 CLE 6 NYY 9
ATL 3 CIN 1 OAK 0 (8) SEA 7 (5)
FLA 11 BOS 0
COL 1 CAL 0 (1)
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51.136 | | ACESMK::FRANCUS | ABP | Mon Apr 26 1993 02:05 | 7 |
| update:
BOS 1
CAL 2
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51.139 | as promised... | MKFSA::LONG | Got some oceanfront property in AZ | Mon Apr 26 1993 09:18 | 5 |
| Here's the updates from 4/25 p.m.
CLE 6 NYY 10 CAL 2
OAK 0 SEA 9 BOS 1
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51.146 | MLB Leader through 2-MAY-1993 | CAMONE::WAY | Are you Master of your domain? | Tue May 04 1993 10:11 | 139 |
| From: [email protected] (United Press International)
Newsgroups: clari.sports.baseball
Subject: Major League Leaders
Keywords: baseball, men's professional
Message-ID: <[email protected]>
References: <[email protected]>
X-Supersedes: <[email protected]>
Date: Sun, 2 May 93 21:30:01 PDT
ACategory: sports
Slugword: bb-leaders
Priority: regular
Format: table
ANPA: Wc: 825/0; Id: z0286; Sel: xxsbp; Adate: 5-3-1225aed; Ver: 2/2
Approved: [email protected]
Codes: &sbpaxx., tnrb...., txia...., tbza....
Lines: 111
American League
(All Sunday May 2 results included)
Batting
(Based on 3.1 plate appearances multiplied by number of games played)
American League
ab r h pct.
Olerud, Tor. 86 16 39 .453
Gibson, Det. 64 14 26 .406
Vaughn, Bos. 76 13 30 .395
Cooper, Bos. 87 11 31 .356
Baines, Bal. 62 8 22 .355
Phillips, Det. 96 18 34 .354
Rodriguez, Tex. 71 10 25 .352
Johnson, Chi 91 12 32 .352
Hamilton, Mil. 80 11 27 .338
Fryman, Det. 98 21 33 .337
National League
ab r h pct.
Bonds, S.F. 80 26 34 .425
Galarraga, Col. 94 13 37 .394
Slaught, Pit. 64 4 24 .375
Merced, Pit. 72 12 25 .347
Vizcaino, Chi 84 7 29 .345
Kruk, Phi. 79 18 27 .342
Lansing, Mon. 82 14 28 .341
Anthony, Hou. 86 14 29 .337
Bagwell, Hou. 93 16 31 .333
Gwynn, S.D. 104 13 34 .327
Home Runs
American League -- Belle, Cle and Palmer, Tex, 8; Gonzalez,
Tex, Griffey, Sea and and Carter, Tor, 7; Deer, Det, Martinez, Sea
and Snow, Cal 6.
National League -- Williams and Bonds, SF 8; Sheffield, SD
6; nine tied at 5.
Runs Batted In
American League -- Carter, Tor and Canseco, Tex, 26; Belle,
Cle 23; Fryman, Det 22; Thomas, Chi 21; Rodriguez, Tex and Greenwell,
Bos 20; Tettledon, Det 19.
National League -- Bonds, SF 28; Galarraga, Col 26; Hayes,
Col; Grace, Chi and Williams, SF 20; Bagwell, Hou, and Hollins, Phi
18; Grissom, Mon, and Van Slyke, Pit 17.
Doubles
American League -- Vaughn, Bos 10; Canseco, Tex 9; Anderson,
Bal and Olerud, Tor 8; 12 tied with 7.
National League -- Bonds, SF and Galarraga, Col 9; Bagwell,
Hou and Williams, SF 8; nine tied with 7.
Triples
American League -- Pagliarulo, Min 4; Burks, Chi, Greenwell,
Bos, Lofton, Cle and Ripken, Bal, McRae, KC and Polonia, Cal 3; five
tied at 2.
National League -- Martin, Pit 4; Vanderwal, Mon 3; 12 tied
at 2.
Stolen Bases
American League -- Curtis, Cal, Lofton, Cle and R.Henderson,
Oak 12; Felder, Sea, Johnson, Chi and McRae, KC 7; Hulse, Tex, Alomar
and Molitor, Tor 6.
National League -- Cole, Col 14; Lewis, SF and Nixon, Atl,
Carr, Fla and E.Young, Col 12; Davis, LA 9; Coleman, NY, Dykstra, Phi
and Gwynn SD 8; Butler, LA 7.
Runs Scored
American League -- Canseco, Tex and Carter, Tor 26; Belle,
Cle 23; Fryman, Det 22; Thomas, Chi 21; Greenwell, Bos and Rodriguez,
Tex 20; Tettleton, Det 19.
National League -- Bonds, SF 26; Williams, SF and Dykstra,
Phi 23; King, Pit and E. Young, Col 19; Biggio, Hou, Cole 18; Kruk,
Phi 18; Daulton, Phi 17.
Hits
American League -- Olerud, Tor 39; Phillips, Det 34; Fryman,
Det 33; Johnson, Chi and McRae, KC 32; Cooper, Bos 31; Vaughn, Bos,
Cora, Chi, Molitor and Alomar, Tor 30.
National League -- Galarraga, Col 37; Bonds, SF and Gwynn,
SD 34; Williams, SF 33; Bagwell and Blauser, Atl 31; Bell, Pit and
Alou, Mon 30.
Pitching
Wins
American League -- McDowell, Chi 5-1; Wells, Det 4-0; Deshaies,
Min, Hentgen, Tor, Clemens and Viola, Bos, 4-1.
National League -- Burkett, SF 5-0; Hill, Mon 4-0; Jones, Mon
and Schilling, Phi 4-1; Benes, SD, and Swindell, Hou 4-2.
Earned Run Average
American League -- Brown, Tex 1.14; Key, NY 1.16; Wells, Det
and Viola, Bos 1.47; Hanson, Sea 1.53; Clemens, Bos 1.55; Doherty,
Det and Hentgen, Tor 2.08; Fernandez, Chi 2.17; Alvarez, Chi 2.42.
National League -- Hill, Mon 1.80; Olivares, StL 2.08; Drabek,
Hou 2.25; Smith, Atl 2.35; Greene, Phi 2.45; Schilling, Phi and Gooden,
NY 2.54; Mulholland, Phi 2.60; Bowen, Fla 2. 61; Smoltz, Atl 2.68.
Strikeouts
American League -- Johnson, Sea 47; Clemens, Bos 40; Langston,
Cal 36; Cone, KC and Finley, Cal 35; Appier, KC 34; Bosio, Sea and
Key, NY 29.
National League -- Smoltz, Atl 39; Armstrong, Fla and Rijo,
Cin 35; Drabek, Hou 34; Benes, SD 32; Maddux, Atl 31; Burkett, SF 29;
Greene, Phi 28; Hough, Fla. 27.
Saves
American League -- Ward, Tor 8; Montgomery, KC and Aguilera,
Min, 7; Russell, Bos 6; Henneman, Det, Farr, NY, Henry, Mil, and Olson,
Bal 5; Henke, Tex 4.
National League -- L.Smith, SL and Williams, Phi 10; Stanton,
Atl 9; Beck, SF, Harvey, Fla and Myers, Chi 6; Belinda, Pit, Ge.Harris,
SD and Rojas, Mon 5; Jones, Hou 4.
Complete Games
American League -- Finley and Langston, Cal 3; Abbott, NY,
Brown, Tex, Fernandez, Chi, Johnson, Sea and Wegman, Mil 2.
National League -- Drabek, Hou 3; Belcher, Cin, Gooden, NY,
Hill, Mon, Smoltz, Atl, Mulholland and Schilling, Phi 2.
Shutouts
American League -- Bosio, Sea, Brown, Tex, Dopson, Bos, Fernandez,
Chi, Finley, Cal, Guzman, Tor, Johnson, Sea, Key, NY, Mussina, Bal
and Viola, Bos 1.
National League -- Schilling, Phi 2; Belcher, Cin, Drabek,
Hou, Gooden, NY and Guzman, Chi 1.
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51.147 | Some Line Scores from Last Night | CAMONE::WAY | Are you Master of your domain? | Tue May 04 1993 10:13 | 45 |
| From: [email protected] (United Press International)
Newsgroups: clari.sports.baseball
Subject: Monday Major League Linescores
Keywords: baseball, men's professional
Message-ID: <[email protected]>
References: <[email protected]>
Date: Mon, 3 May 93 20:25:47 PDT
ACategory: sports
Slugword: bb-results
Priority: regular
Format: table
ANPA: Wc: 179/0; Id: z0068; Sel: xxsbp; Adate: 5-3-1121ped; Ver: 5/0
Approved: [email protected]
Codes: &sbpaxx., tnrb...., txia...., tbza....
Note: (all games included)
Lines: 25
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American League
California 001 001 110-- 4 7 0
Cleveland 000 000 14x-- 5 8 3
Langston, Valera (8) and Orton; Young, Power (7), Lilliquist
(8) and Ortiz, Levis. W--Lilliquist (1-0). L--Valera (1-2). HRs-- Cleveland,
Belle (2).
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Oakland 200 000 020-- 4 8 1
New York 100 000 010-- 2 4 0
Welch, Honeycutt (7), Nunez (8), Eckersley (9) and Steinbach;
Abbott, Kamieniecki (8) and Nokes. W--Welch (3-2). L--Abbott (1-5).
S--Eckersley (3). HRs--Oakland, McGwire (2).
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Seattle 100 010 000-- 2 8 2
Boston 000 000 000-- 0 9 1
Hanson, Swan (7), Nelson (8), Charlton (9) and Valle; Viola,
Quantrill (5), Fossas (8) Ryan (9) and Melvin, Pena (8). W--Hanson
(4-0). L--Viola (4-2). S--Charlton (4).
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Milwaukee 020 000 000-- 2 6 3
Texas 221 103 00x-- 9 14 0
Eldred, Maldonado (6), Orosco (8) and Nilsson; Brown and Rodriguez.
W--Brown (3-1). L--Eldred (3-3). HRs--Texas, Palmeiro (2), Franco.
end
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51.152 | just in case anyone was wonderin' | MKFSA::LONG | Pump it up! A little more to the left. | Wed Jun 16 1993 10:01 | 4 |
| (first game of the season)
Merrimack American Legion Post 98 10
Milford American Legion 7
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51.153 | Wonderin' if anyone from Dracut is on it | TNPUBS::NAZZARO | Take me for a little while | Tue Jun 22 1993 16:35 | 3 |
| Where doews the Merrimack team come from?
NAZZ
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51.154 | | MKFSA::LONG | Life's a dance, you learn as you go | Tue Jun 22 1993 16:49 | 8 |
| >> Where doews the Merrimack team come from?
Merrimack, New Hampshire. We have kids from Merrimack, Hollis, Amherst,
and Bedford, NH on the team. Sorry, nobody from Dracut.
(next game 6/24 @ Pelham, NH)
billl
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51.155 | | MKFSA::LONG | Life's a dance, you learn as you go | Fri Jun 25 1993 10:13 | 23 |
| Pelham Legion 3
Merrimack Legion 0
Pelham sent their ace, a 6'3" gangly kid, against us. The kid was
throwing BBs and by the 4th inning his breaking stuff had our kids
back on their heels. He held us to 3 hits, one of which was a
gapper deep into right center (a triple).
With loosing two starting pitchers and our starting catcher for the
year we thought we would be in for some real trouble. However, our
idea of pitching by committee may just pay off. We threw three
different style pitchers at them, (smoke-nasty junk, goofy curve
baller, then heater). This kept them off balance until the 8th
where they got 4 of their 5 hits.
All in all this team shows some real promise.
Busy weekend:
6/26 @ Lebanon, NH
6/27 @ Walpole, NH
billl
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51.156 | | CAMONE::WAY | Nobles of the Mystic Shrine | Mon Jun 28 1993 09:00 | 4 |
| Sounds like someone trying to call it "a_excellent loss" 8^) 8^) 8^)
'Saw
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51.157 | | MKFSA::LONG | Life's a dance, you learn as you go | Mon Jun 28 1993 09:53 | 10 |
| 6/26
Lebanon Legion 6
Merrimack Legion 4
6/27
Walpole Legion 5
Merrimack Legion 4
|
51.158 | catch up time! | MKFSB::LONG | Life's a dance, you learn as you go | Mon Jul 12 1993 13:44 | 29 |
| more American Legion scores...
6/30
Merrimack 7
Jutras Post 4
7/1-7/6
Merrimack paticipated in a tournament in Sydney, Nova Scotia,
winning 2 and loosing 2.
7/7
Merrimack 7
Hudson 1
7/8
Nashua 9
Merrimack 10
7/10
Jutras Post 15
Merrimack 4
next Merrimack game today vs. Sweeney Post at Gill Stadium (Manchester)
|
51.159 | | MKFSB::LONG | Life's a dance, you learn as you go | Wed Jul 14 1993 09:43 | 14 |
| 7/12
Merrimack Legion 4
Sweeney Post 5
(winning run scored in the bottom of the ninth. we went into the
ninth winnning 4-3.)
And my wife wonders where all my grey hair comes from!
next game is tonight (Derry Legion at Pinkerton Academy)
billl
|
51.160 | | MKFSB::LONG | Life's a dance, you learn as you go | Thu Jul 15 1993 10:14 | 9 |
| Merrimack Legion 1
Derry Legion 9
This gives us a 3-6 district record, but after the severe butt-chewing
last night, and the way they reacted to it, there may still be hope yet.
next game...7/17 home vs. Lebanon (1pm)
billl
|
51.161 | | CAMONE::WAY | RIP #28 | Tue Jul 20 1993 11:26 | 1 |
| Try throwing some bats into the shower.......
|
51.162 | | ROYALT::ASHE | Hey... what's going on? | Tue Sep 07 1993 16:14 | 6 |
| Move if this isn't the right place for it...
speaking of champeenships... Jimbo McKay's team swept the Rebels to
win the MRO-A championship (regular season and playoffs...)
congrats...
|
51.163 | | 15724::FRANCUS | Mets in '94 | Tue Sep 07 1993 17:05 | 9 |
| And the Giants of MRO-C came back to win the last 2 games of their
playoff series with the Chowderheads and the champeenship. Giants
were 5-6 and then won their last 9 games to get into the playoffs.
Included a DH sweep the last day of the season against the team they
were 2 games behind.
oh yeah I played on the Giants.
The Crazy Met
|
51.164 | | MSBCS::BRYDIE | I need somebody to shove! | Tue Sep 07 1993 17:21 | 2 |
|
I like how you tossed in that last part, TCM. You modest bastard.
|
51.165 | | CAM3::WAY | Hers for the taking.... | Tue Sep 07 1993 17:23 | 5 |
| >
> I like how you tossed in that last part, TCM. You modest bastard.
>
Yeah, he should have at least ASKED us if we wanted to see him resume....
|
51.166 | | CAM3::WAY | Hers for the taking.... | Tue Sep 07 1993 17:26 | 10 |
| >Yeah, he should have at least ASKED us if we wanted to see him resume....
Okay, okay, so I flunked pronouns...
See HIS resum�......
'Saw
|
51.167 | Resume what? | MSBCS::BRYDIE | I need somebody to shove! | Tue Sep 07 1993 17:39 | 2 |
|
I was a-wonderin' what the hell you were talking about.
|
51.168 | what position???? | CSTEAM::FARLEY | Carol's gonna wear maternity clothes! | Tue Sep 07 1993 17:40 | 8 |
|
Hey, if I can force-feel a cat, 'Saw can flunk pronouns!
I remain,
wonderin if Craze was the official splinter collecter & water boy?
;^)
Kev
|
51.169 | | CAM3::WAY | Hers for the taking.... | Tue Sep 07 1993 17:42 | 10 |
| > I was a-wonderin' what the hell you were talking about.
It was a brain cramp, Tommy. I've been kind of preoccupied today, and
my fingers just typed in the wrong thing. Being lazy, I didn't feel
like going through the compose sequence to get the � on the end of
resum�, and it came out like it did....
'Saw
|
51.170 | | 15724::FRANCUS | Mets in '94 | Wed Sep 08 1993 00:17 | 6 |
| Nah Kev, I batted .480 and had an OBA of .580. Scored lots of
runs and even had quite a few RBI's. Basically it means that just about
anyone can play softball.
The Crazy Met
|
51.171 | Congratulations | AD::HEATH | The jinx is broken, Sox '93 Champs | Wed Sep 08 1993 06:32 | 12 |
|
Hey TCM....
I played on the Ballbusters the team you swept to get into the
playoffs. I have to say you did sweep us but we did not exactly
have our entire team there. Congratulations on you Champeeship
though and we will see ya next year. Do I sound like a Red Sox
fan or what?? What position did you say you played? I was the
catcher. If you can't remember ask your pithcer he will.
Jerry
|
51.172 | | MKFSB::LONG | All gave some, some gave all | Wed Sep 08 1993 09:36 | 12 |
| >> Nah Kev, I batted .480 and had an OBA of .580. Scored lots of
>> runs and even had quite a few RBI's. Basically it means that just about
>> anyone can play softball.
>> The Crazy Met
Pretty impressive numbers there, TCM. Was this the girls softball
league you were talking about?
nyuk,nyuk
billl
|
51.173 | | 15724::FRANCUS | Mets in '94 | Wed Sep 08 1993 11:24 | 17 |
| re: .171
In our second to last game against each other the Ballbusters had
a 6 run lead with 1 out in the 7th. We scored 1 run with one out, 5
with 2 outs to tie the game. Ballbusters did not score in the bottom of
the 7th and the game was the halted. That game was continued before
our next regularly scheduled game. Since the Ballbusters did not have
all their players to conclude the halted game the Giants got 2 in the
8th and won. In the regular game the Giants did get a 9-0 lead after
one and then cruised. So the entire team thing does apply to the
concluding game, but not really to the second game. Anyway it was fun
and I'm sure we will play next year.
At various times I played 2B or OF.
The Crazy Met
|
51.174 | | ROYALT::ASHE | Hey... what's going on? | Wed Sep 08 1993 14:00 | 2 |
| Cathmeister must have been pitching..
|
51.175 | Remember to breathe through your eyelids, Meat | CAM3::WAY | Hers for the taking.... | Wed Sep 08 1993 14:07 | 15 |
| >
> Cathmeister must have been pitching..
>
I'm going to call her up and tell her you said that Walt.
Although I suppose it would be more normal for her to wear a garter
belt to pitch that it would be say, for Walt "Nuclear" Ashe......
8^)
'Saw
|
51.176 | Tell Sue and Robin I said hi... | ROYALT::ASHE | Hey... what's going on? | Wed Sep 08 1993 14:11 | 1 |
| Call her... I dare ya... I double dare ya...
|
51.177 | | 15724::FRANCUS | Mets in '94 | Wed Sep 08 1993 14:16 | 8 |
| nah, I would have remembered if Cathmeister had been pitching.
one problem with the league is that it is an official Digital league
and no alchoholic liquids are allowed at the games; quite a bummer
having to wait until after the game - it's not softball as it was meant
to be.
The Crazy Met
|
51.178 | | CAM3::WAY | Hers for the taking.... | Wed Sep 08 1993 14:28 | 14 |
| > -< Tell Sue and Robin I said hi... >-
WHO?
> Call her... I dare ya... I double dare ya...
I just might. I'm gonna tell her you questioned her ability to pitch....
And then just see what she does to you at da nexted Get Together.....8^)
(I'd bet she pours beah all over you)
'Saw
|
51.179 | | ROYALT::ASHE | Hey... what's going on? | Wed Sep 08 1993 14:32 | 7 |
| They work at Cath's new job... give her all kinds of advice.
I can question her ability to pitch... I bet she cain't do as good
a job as Rhonda did... she should have been the commercial long before
the jerks they put in there... guess we'll never know since Rhonda was
the only one with the guts to try out...
|
51.180 | | 15724::FRANCUS | Mets in '94 | Wed Sep 08 1993 14:33 | 5 |
| 'Saw since you brought up the issue, when is the next Get Together? and
will Karen show up?
The Crazy Met
|
51.181 | | MKFSB::LONG | All gave some, some gave all | Wed Sep 08 1993 14:38 | 5 |
| I ain't sayin' nuffin'. Yunz have too good a memory and too big
a mouth!
billl
|
51.182 | | CAM3::WAY | Hers for the taking.... | Wed Sep 08 1993 14:43 | 12 |
| > They work at Cath's new job... give her all kinds of advice.
Oh.
> I can question her ability to pitch... I bet she cain't do as good
> a job as Rhonda did... she should have been the commercial long before
> the jerks they put in there... guess we'll never know since Rhonda was
> the only one with the guts to try out...
Rhonda's COOL, huh-huh, huh-huh-huh.....
|
51.183 | | PATE::MACNEAL | ruck `n' roll | Wed Sep 08 1993 15:11 | 3 |
| OK, we've strayed from the topic long enough. I'll even be a nice guy
and not screw up your unseen maps as long as you move this discussion
out of here.
|
51.184 | Pffffft!!!!!!! ;^p | CSTEAM::FARLEY | Carol's gonna wear maternity clothes! | Wed Sep 08 1993 16:01 | 1 |
|
|
51.185 | College results | HBAHBA::HAAS | Primus Caverns Guy | Mon Sep 13 1993 11:42 | 30 |
| syracuse 41, EAST CAROLINA 22
notre dame 27, MICHIGAN 23
FLORIDA ST 57, clemson 0
PENN ST 21, southern cal 20
tulsa 38, HOUSTON 24
iowa 31, IOWA ST 28
VIRGINIA 38, navy 0
NO CAROLINA 59, maryland 42
va tech 63, PITTSBURGH 21
NEBRASKA 50, texas tech 27
BYU 41, hawaii 38
MISSOURI 31, illinois 3
COLORADO ST 8, air force 5
COLORADO 45, baylor 21
OKLAHOMA 44, texas a&m 14
ARKANSAS 18, so carolina 17
CALIFORNIA 45, san diego st 25
MICHIGAN ST 31, kansas 14
RICE 34, tulane 0
RUTGERS 39, duke 38
nc state 34, WAKE FOREST 16
lsu 18, MISSISSIPPI ST 16
florida 24, KENTUCKY 20
TENNESSEE 38, georgia 6
OHIO ST 21, washington 12
alabama 17, VANDERBILT 6
louisville 54, MEMPHIS ST 28
wisconsin 24, SMU 16
TCU 35, new mexico 34
FRESNO ST 48, oregon st 30
|
51.186 | | PFSVAX::JACOB | Oh DOUBLE Woe is Me!!! | Mon Sep 13 1993 23:41 | 10 |
|
>>COLORADO ST 8, air force 5
Was this baseball or football?????
(8^)
JaKe
|
51.187 | Who'd know the difference anyway????? | CSTEAM::FARLEY | Carol's wearing maternity clothes | Tue Sep 14 1993 10:11 | 9 |
|
Yabbut I miss JD's Weslyan updates......
:*(
I remain,
thinking of reposting some from lasted year anyway!
Kev
|
51.188 | | CAM3::WAY | Hers for the taking.... | Tue Sep 14 1993 10:45 | 31 |
| > -< Who'd know the difference anyway????? >-
>
>
> Yabbut I miss JD's Weslyan updates......
>
> :*(
>
> I remain,
> thinking of reposting some from lasted year anyway!
> Kev
I looked in this Sunday's paper quickly for Wesleyan scores to post,
and I'd mail them to JD.
However, the One Right and True Wesleyan (that of Middletown CT) has
not started their season yet.
Now, for all you Wesleyan fans, I have found a little restaurant in
Middletown that serves the greatest Italian food. I mean, this stuff
is great. But the best part is that the decor of the restaurant is
very heavy on Wesleyan memorabilia, ranging from hockey to football,
to men's rugby, to lacrosse.
So, Wesleyan fans, don't despair, the 'Saw is watching the scoreboard....
'Saw
|
51.189 | College results | HBAHBA::HAAS | Primus Caverns Guy | Mon Sep 20 1993 11:27 | 30 |
| GEORGIA TECH 35, virginia 14
west virginia 42, MARYLAND 37
FLORIDA 41, tennessee 34
GEORGIA 52, texas tech 37
ohio st 63, PITTSBURGH 28
NOTRE DAME 36, michigan st 14
penn st 31, IOWA 0
arizona 16, ILLINOIS 14
INDIANA 24, kentucky 8
byu 27, COLORADO ST 22
utah 41, KANSAS 16
NORTHWESTERN 22, boston college 21
san diego st 38, AIR FORCE 31
WISCONSIN 28, iowa st 7
ALABAMA 43, arkansas 3
nebraska 14, UCLA 13
MIAMI-FL 21, va tech 2
LOUISVILLE 35, arizona st 17
florida st 33, NO CAROLINA 7
california 58, TEMPLE 0
WASHINGTON ST 51, oregon st 6
TEXAS A&M 73, missouri 0
MISSISSIPPI 49, vanderbilt 7
DUKE 42, army 21
oklahoma st 16, TULSA 10
syracuse 21, TEXAS 21
auburn 34, LSU 10
kansas st 30, MINNESOTA 25
fresno st 41, NEW MEXICO 24
STANFORD 41, colorado 37
|
51.190 | | CSC32::M_MACGREGOR | | Mon Sep 20 1993 16:20 | 11 |
|
>TEXAS A&M 73, missouri 0
Nothing like a good close game to keep the home crowd excited.
Does anyone know how Northeastern University has done so far this
season?
Marc
|
51.191 | | MSBCS::BRYDIE | I need somebody to shove! | Mon Sep 20 1993 16:23 | 4 |
|
Northeastern lost to ranked Boise State this weekend but otherwise have
a pretty good squad led by a solid QB. They're 1-1 right now with a winn-
ing season well within the realm of possibility. BU looks even better.
|
51.192 | N'eastern | HBAHBA::HAAS | Primus Caverns Guy | Mon Sep 20 1993 16:26 | 9 |
| Northeastern is 1-0 in the Yankee Conference having beat Villanova 27-3.
Last weekend they lost to Boise St, 27-13.
Missouri really caught A&M at a bad time. Between some people coming off
suspensions and a general state of disappointment over losing at
Oklahoma, the Aggies were ready to beat up on someone and Missouri played
the patsy.
TTom
|
51.193 | Not exactly a crisp game by Missouri | TNPUBS::NAZZARO | Reggie Lewis - R.I.P. | Wed Sep 22 1993 15:36 | 4 |
| Nice of Missouri to lose five fumbles and toss an interception on
six of their first eight possessions!
NAZZ
|
51.194 | | 16134::REEVE_C | | Fri Sep 24 1993 10:05 | 3 |
| >GEORGIA TECH 35, Virginia 14
I wish it were true, but alas NOT.
|
51.195 | egg on face | HBAHBA::HAAS | Primus Caverns Guy | Fri Sep 24 1993 10:54 | 6 |
| Oops. Time to check the stats or some other such thang.
Thanks for pointing it cause I don't wanna go through the season thinking
the the Hoos lost this one.
TTom
|
51.196 | College football results | HBAHBA::HAAS | Carolina Blue: Politically Correct | Tue Sep 28 1993 12:37 | 35 |
| kentucky 21, SO CAROLINA 17
no carolina 35, NC STATE 14
BOSTON COLLEGE 66, temple 7
TENNESSEE 42, lsu 20
MICHIGAN 42, houston 21
CLEMSON 16, georgia tech 13
PENN ST 31, rutgers 7
VIRGINIA 35, duke 0
WEST VIRGINIA 35, missouri 3
VA TECH 55, maryland 28
notre dame 17, PURDUE 0
wisconsin 27, INDIANA 15
BYU 30, air force 3
NEBRASKA 48, colorado st 13
oregon 13, ILLINOIS 7
AUBURN 35, southern miss 24
WYOMING 28, utah 12
NORTHWESTERN 26, wake forest 14
OKLAHOMA 41, tulsa 20
miami-fl 35, COLORADO 29
ucla 28, STANFORD 25
WASHINGTON 35, east carolina 0
LOUISVILLE 41, texas 10
arizona 33, OREGON ST 0
memphis st 6, ARKANSAS 0
RICE 49, iowa st 21
MISSISSIPPI 31, georgia 14
SYRACUSE 24, cincinnati 21
BAYLOR 28, texas tech 26
mississippi st 36, TULANE 10
smu 21, TCU 15
SAN DIEGO ST 48, minnesota 17
SOUTHERN CAL 34, washington st 3
ARIZONA ST 12, oklahoma st 10
HAWAII 52, texas-el paso 0
|
51.197 | we get no respect :-) | ROXLEE::francus | po' po' Chappy | Tue Sep 28 1993 13:16 | 3 |
| Columbia 7 Fordham 0
The Crazy Met
|
51.198 | College Results | HBAHBA::HAAS | Broons roolz | Mon Oct 04 1993 12:47 | 43 |
| ucla 52, san diego st 13
FLORIDA ST 51, georgia tech 0
memphis st 34, EAST CAROLINA 7
WEST VIRGINIA 14, va tech 13
MICHIGAN 24, iowa 7
boston college 33, SYRACUSE 29
FLORIDA 38, mississippi st 24
CLEMSON 20, nc state 14
arkansas 20, GEORGIA 10
NO CAROLINA 45, texas-el paso 39
OHIO ST 51, northwestern 3
illinois 28, PURDUE 10
oklahoma 24, IOWA ST 7
KANSAS 24, colorado st 6
MISSOURI 10, smu 10
wyoming 31, AIR FORCE 18
cincinnati 22, TULSA 15
HOUSTON 24, baylor 3
OKLAHOMA ST 27, tcu 22
notre dame 48, STANFORD 20
CALIFORNIA 42, oregon 41
TENNESSEE 52, duke 19
OREGON ST 30, arizona st 14
RUTGERS 62, temple 0
alabama 17, SO CAROLINA 6
penn st 70, MARYLAND 7
louisville 29, PITTSBURGH 7
kentucky 21, mississippi 0
ARIZONA 38, southern cal 7
texas a&m 31, TEXAS TECH 6
TEXAS 55, rice 38
indiana 23, MINNESOTA 19
auburn 14, VANDERBILT 10
TULANE 27, navy 25
hawaii 41, NEW MEXICO 14
ARMY 35, akron 14
LSU 38, utah st 17
MIAMI-FL 30, ga southern 7
SW LOUISIANA 13, southern miss 7
idaho 28, UTAH 17
VIRGINIA 41, ohio 7
WASHINGTON 52, san jose st 17
WASHINGTON ST 12, pacific 0
|
51.199 | NFL results | HBAHBA::HAAS | Broons roolz | Mon Oct 04 1993 12:47 | 10 |
| DALLAS 36, green bay 14
KANSAS CITY 24, la raiders 9
CHICAGO 6, atlanta 0
TAMPA BAY 27, detroit 10
SAN FRANCISCO 38, minnesota 19
philadelphia 35, NY JETS 30
new orleans 37, LA RAMS 6
DENVER 35, indianapolis 13
SEATTLE 31, san diego 14
BUFFALO 17, ny giants 14
|
51.200 | | METSNY::francus | Mets in '94 | Mon Oct 04 1993 12:51 | 3 |
| Lehiegh (sp?) 27 Columbia 24
The Crazy Met
|
51.201 | RPI takes back Transit Trophy | PATE::MACNEAL | ruck `n' roll | Mon Oct 04 1993 12:54 | 2 |
| RPI beat WPI for the first time in about 6 years. I think the final
was 34-14.
|
51.202 | Ivy League results | HBAHBA::HAAS | Broons roolz | Mon Oct 04 1993 13:26 | 8 |
| Colgate 27, Columbia 24
Dartmouth 31, Bucknell 13
Harvard 21, Lafayette 16
Lehigh 35, Cornell 13
Pennsylvania 34, Fordham 30
Princeton 38, Holy Cross 0
Rhode Island 30, Brown 7
Central Florida 42, Yale 28
|
51.205 | | CAM3::WAY | Off the roll, Quick march! | Wed Oct 06 1993 10:36 | 4 |
| Go Broons! Parade in June...
|
51.206 | | VAXMKT::ROBICHAUD | GoPats. GoToStLouis,Baltimore... | Wed Oct 06 1993 13:45 | 3 |
| Won't mean anything in April 'Saw.
/Don
|
51.207 | | CAM3::WAY | Off the roll, Quick march! | Wed Oct 06 1993 14:31 | 3 |
| > Won't mean anything in April 'Saw.
Yeah, they'll be on the links by June, I guess...8^)
|
51.208 | Chicago 1, Toronto 1; end of 3rd | HBAHBA::HAAS | Over the wall | Wed Oct 06 1993 17:16 | 3 |
| ALCS:
End of 3, tied 1-1.
|
51.209 | Toronto 3, Chicago 1; end of 4th | HBAHBA::HAAS | Over the wall | Wed Oct 06 1993 17:40 | 0 |
51.224 | NFL results | HBAHBA::HAAS | Irmo Okra Strut | Mon Oct 25 1993 10:22 | 9 |
| atlanta 26, NEW ORLEANS 15
buffalo 19, NY JETS 10
HOUSTON 28, cincinnati 12
CLEVELAND 28, pittsburgh 23
green bay 37, TAMPA BAY 14
SAN FRANCISCO 28, phoenix 14
detroit 16, LA RAMS 13
SEATTLE 10, new england 9
MIAMI 41, indianapolis 27
|
51.225 | College results | HBAHBA::HAAS | Irmo Okra Strut | Mon Oct 25 1993 12:10 | 33 |
| NC STATE 28, georgia tech 23
WEST VIRGINIA 42, pittsburgh 21
MIAMI-FL 49, syracuse 0
VIRGINIA 17, no carolina 10
MICHIGAN ST 24, iowa 10
GEORGIA 33, kentucky 28
VA TECH 49, rutgers 42
SO CAROLINA 19, vanderbilt 0
duke 21, WAKE FOREST 13
BOSTON COLLEGE 41, army 14
ohio st 45, PURDUE 24
NEBRASKA 49, missouri 7
tcu 38, BAYLOR 13
IOWA ST 20, oklahoma st 17
indiana 24, NORTHWESTERN 0
UTAH 38, colorado st 21
colorado 16, KANSAS ST 16
alabama 19, MISSISSIPPI 14
OKLAHOMA 38, kansas 23
NOTRE DAME 31, southern cal 13
texas a&m 38, RICE 10
WYOMING 48, hawaii 10
illinois 24, MICHIGAN 21
WASHINGTON 21, oregon 6
arizona st 38, STANFORD 30
fresno st 48, BYU 45
ucla 20, OREGON ST 17
LOUISVILLE 28, navy 0
SOUTHERN MISS 24, east carolina 16
MINNESOTA 28, wisconsin 21
texas 37, SMU 10
SAN DIEGO ST 20, new mexico 17
ARIZONA 9, washington st 6
|
51.239 | NFL results | HBAHBA::HAAS | No sir. I don't like it. | Mon Nov 08 1993 12:08 | 11 |
| DALLAS 31, ny giants 9
buffalo 13, NEW ENGLAND 10
denver 29, CLEVELAND 14
san diego 34, MINNESOTA 17
HOUSTON 24, seattle 14
pittsburgh 24, CINCINNATI 16
DETROIT 23, tampa bay 0
NY JETS 27, miami 10
la raiders 16, CHICAGO 14
PHOENIX 16, philadelphia 3
WASHINGTON 30, indianapolis 24
|
51.240 | College Football | HBAHBA::HAAS | No sir. I don't like it. | Mon Nov 08 1993 12:11 | 40 |
| texas 34, HOUSTON 16
florida st 49, MARYLAND 20
MICHIGAN 25, purdue 10
NO CAROLINA 24, clemson 0
SYRACUSE 52, temple 3
lsu 17, ALABAMA 13
PENN ST 38, indiana 31
GEORGIA TECH 37, baylor 27
TENNESSEE 45, louisville 10
WEST VIRGINIA 55, rutgers 22
VIRGINIA 21, wake forest 9
MICHIGAN ST 31, northwestern 29
MIAMI-FL 35, pittsburgh 7
BOSTON COLLEGE 48, va tech 34
DUKE 21, nc state 20
tulsa 52, EAST CAROLINA 26
nebraska 21, KANSAS 20
oklahoma 42, MISSOURI 23
ILLINOIS 23, minnesota 20
VANDERBILT 12, kentucky 7
IOWA ST 27, kansas st 23
ohio st 14, WISCONSIN 14
AIR FORCE 25, army 6
MEMPHIS ST 19, mississippi 3
colorado 31, OKLAHOMA ST 14
TEXAS TECH 49, tcu 21
rice 31, SMU 24
SOUTHERN CAL 45, stanford 20
washington 28, OREGON ST 21
ARKANSAS 13, mississippi st 13
UCLA 40, washington st 27
tulane 17, SOUTHERN MISS 15
FRESNO ST 30, texas-el paso 10
ARIZONA 31, oregon 10
ARIZONA ST 41, california 0
HAWAII 41, utah 30
AUBURN 55, n mexico st 14
FLORIDA 61, sw louisiana st 14
IOWA 54, n illinois 20
NEW MEXICO 39, idaho st 13
|
51.247 | | CAM3::WAY | You can't polish a turd | Mon Nov 15 1993 13:27 | 1 |
| Who won the GB-NO game yesterday.....
|
51.248 | The Pack Won | CSC32::J_HENSON | Who elected Hillary? | Mon Nov 15 1993 13:31 | 5 |
| >> <<< Note 51.247 by CAM3::WAY "You can't polish a turd" >>>
>>Who won the GB-NO game yesterday.....
GB, 19-17
|
51.249 | | CAM3::WAY | You can't polish a turd | Mon Nov 15 1993 13:46 | 7 |
| YES!
That's good news.....
thanks,
'Saw
|
51.250 | NFL results | HBAHBA::HAAS | No sir. I don't like it. | Mon Nov 15 1993 13:50 | 12 |
| miami 19, PHILADELPHIA 14
green bay 19, NEW ORLEANS 17
NY GIANTS 20, washington 6
DALLAS 20, phoenix 15
san francisco 45, TAMPA BAY 21
houston 38, CINCINNATI 3
kansas city 31, LA RAIDERS 20
minnesota 26, DENVER 23
atlanta 13, LA RAMS 0
SEATTLE 22, cleveland 5
NY JETS 31, indianapolis 17
chicago 16, SAN DIEGO 13
|
51.251 | College | HBAHBA::HAAS | No sir. I don't like it. | Mon Nov 15 1993 13:50 | 39 |
| byu 44, SAN DIEGO ST 43
VA TECH 45, syracuse 24
west virginia 49, TEMPLE 7
CLEMSON 23, virginia 14
NC STATE 44, maryland 21
ALABAMA 36, mississippi st 25
PENN ST 28, illinois 14
auburn 42, GEORGIA 28
MIAMI-FL 31, rutgers 17
florida 37, SO CAROLINA 26
michigan st 27, PURDUE 24
georgia tech 38, WAKE FOREST 28
KENTUCKY 6, east carolina 3
OHIO ST 23, indiana 17
boston college 33, PITTSBURGH 0
NOTRE DAME 31, florida st 24
NEBRASKA 49, iowa st 17
OKLAHOMA 31, oklahoma st 0
TEXAS 24, tcu 3
BAYLOR 38, rice 14
UTAH 41, air force 24
iowa 23, NORTHWESTERN 19
VANDERBILT 41, navy 7
COLORADO 38, kansas 14
KANSAS ST 31, missouri 21
MEMPHIS ST 20, southern miss 9
TEXAS A&M 42, louisville 7
ARKANSAS 24, tulsa 11
texas tech 41, SMU 24
cincinnati 41, HOUSTON 17
NEW MEXICO 10, wyoming 7
southern cal 22, WASHINGTON 17
CALIFORNIA 24, arizona 20
arizona st 9, UCLA 3
stanford 38, OREGON 34
michigan 58, MINNESOTA 7
no carolina 42, TULANE 10
FRESNO ST 45, hawaii 21
colorado st 52, TEXAS-EL PASO 0
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51.254 | | MKFSA::LONG | Help! I've lost my OBL and can't get up! | Wed Nov 17 1993 12:44 | 6 |
| >> Pitts. 11 Flyers 5
Wow! Who was in sieve, er I mean goal, for Philly?
billl
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51.255 | | PTOVAX::JACOB | Ho, Ho, Freakin' Ho!! | Wed Nov 17 1993 15:35 | 4 |
| Jagr had a Lemieux-type night, getting 6 pernts.
JaKe
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51.256 | | VAXMKT::ROBICHAUD | MichaelJacksonIsConcealingEvidence | Wed Nov 17 1993 16:16 | 4 |
| A Lemieux-type night? You mean he took more dives than a Mark
Gastineau opponent?
/Don
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51.257 | (8^) | PTOVAX::JACOB | Ho, Ho, Freakin' Ho!! | Wed Nov 17 1993 16:17 | 7 |
| Ha Ha freakin Ha, Slasher
Go be done by Michael Jackson
JaKe
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51.260 | -1, you sure you ain't a vampire??!! 8^) | CTHQ::LEARY | Corporate Telecom Technology Solutions | Fri Nov 19 1993 09:08 | 1 |
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51.265 | | CAMONE::WAY | You can't polish a turd | Mon Nov 29 1993 14:16 | 66 |
| From: [email protected] (United Press International)
Newsgroups: clari.sports.hockey
Subject: NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE
Date: Mon, 29 Nov 93 10:20:50 PST
International
(All times EST)
Eastern Conference
Northeast Division
W L T Pts. GF GA
Pittsburgh 12 7 6 30 91 87
Boston 11 6 6 28 76 64
Montreal 11 9 3 25 68 63
Buffalo 9 12 2 20 87 86
Quebec 8 11 4 20 85 82
Hartford 6 15 2 14 61 87
Ottawa 5 14 3 13 74 106
Atlantic Division
W L T Pts. GF GA
NY Rangers 17 6 2 36 97 67
Philadelphia 16 9 1 33 115 101
New Jersey 15 5 2 32 85 58
Washington 10 12 1 21 67 74
Florida 8 13 3 19 63 74
NY Islanders 8 13 2 18 79 84
Tampa Bay 6 16 2 14 56 75
Western Conference
Central Division
W L T Pts. GF GA
Toronto 17 4 4 38 97 66
St. Louis 12 6 5 29 77 73
Dallas 11 9 5 27 89 86
Chicago 12 8 2 26 77 63
Detroit 11 10 2 24 98 85
Winnipeg 9 13 3 21 81 93
Pacific Division
W L T Pts. GF GA
Calgary 15 7 3 33 93 79
Vancouver 13 10 0 26 78 72
San Jose 10 13 4 24 67 81
Los Angeles 9 12 2 20 86 96
Anaheim 8 15 2 18 66 83
Edmonton 4 18 3 11 64 94
Monday Games
Buffalo at Toronto, 7:40 p.m.
Hartford at Ottawa, 7:40 p.m.
Dallas at Edmonton, 9:40 p.m.
Chicago at Vancouver, 10:40 p.m.
Tuesday Games
Boston at Quebec, 7:40 p. m.
Washington at NY Islanders, 7:40 p.m.
NY Rangers at New Jersey, 7:40 p.m.
Dallas at Calgary, 9:40 p.m.
Winnipeg at Los Angeles, 10:40 p.m.
Wednesday Games
St. Louis at Toronto, 7:40 p.m.
Ottawa at Montreal, 7:40 p.m.
Detroit at Hartford, 7:40 p.m.
Buffalo at Tampa Bay, 7:40 p.m.
Philadelphia at Edmonton, 9:40 p.m.
Winnipeg at Anaheim, 10:40 p.m.
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51.272 | -1, be quite a fall in May then won't it? | CTHQ::LEARY | Corporate Telecom Technology Solutions | Mon Dec 06 1993 13:29 | 1 |
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51.273 | be vewy vewy quiet | MSE1::FRANCUS | Mets in '94 | Mon Dec 06 1993 21:51 | 6 |
| Karen,
don't even THINK such thoughts, much less write 'em.
The Crazy Met
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51.276 | | GWEN::ASHE | I've got the kevorka | Tue Dec 21 1993 10:59 | 1 |
| #5 in the Central = #6 in their conference?
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51.277 | If it ended today | AD::HEATH | Have pitchers and catchers reported yet? | Tue Dec 21 1993 11:50 | 9 |
|
.276
I was thinking the same thing. Looks like nobody but the winner of
the Pathetic divison is going to the dance.
Jerry
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51.278 | | METSNY::francus | Mets in '94 | Tue Dec 21 1993 12:00 | 5 |
| re: .277
huh? 8 teams get in.
The Crazy Met
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51.279 | my bad | AD::HEATH | Have pitchers and catchers reported yet? | Tue Dec 21 1993 14:27 | 11 |
|
re: .278
oops brain fart
I counted the divison leaders as the 6 "others"
TCM you almost made that sound like you've never made a mistake
j/
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51.280 | | METSNY::francus | Mets in '94 | Tue Dec 21 1993 14:29 | 4 |
| nah. just standard ::sprots terminology and ATTITUDE! (caps for emphasis, not
shouting).
The Crazy Met
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51.290 | | CTHQ::MCCULLOUGH | Lindsey is four years old!!!! | Tue Jan 18 1994 09:41 | 1 |
| HAHAHAHAHAHA (TM)
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51.291 | | GWEN::ASHE | Thank you Dr. King. | Tue Jan 18 1994 09:52 | 2 |
| Well, I am hot...
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51.292 | special assist to Derry fer supplying the "mustard" | CTHQ::LEARY | Corporate Telecom Technology Solutions | Tue Jan 18 1994 10:43 | 1 |
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51.294 | College Hoops | HBAHBA::HAAS | Party when you can, rock til you drop | Wed Jan 19 1994 10:08 | 7 |
|
PURDUE 83, indiana 76 (OT)
SYRACUSE 92, st. john's 82
DEPAUL 78, massachusetts 76
pittsburgh 77, BOSTON COLLEGE 75
texas tech 80, SMU 73
FLORIDA 59, kentucky 57
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51.295 | | GWEN::ASHE | Thank you Dr. King. | Wed Jan 19 1994 17:16 | 2 |
| I took the night off..
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51.299 | | GWEN::ASHE | Sit down, you're rockin' the boat | Wed Jan 26 1994 10:17 | 2 |
| Yeah, but Probie did get an instigator and misconduct penalty...
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51.300 | SNARF | FRETZ::HEISER | shadowlands | Wed Jan 26 1994 10:38 | 1 |
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51.304 | | GWEN::ASHE | Sit down, you're rockin' the boat | Mon Jan 31 1994 17:33 | 2 |
| I've cooled off...
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51.305 | | SWAM2::MASSEY_VI | Wine, sweets and laughter. | Mon Jan 31 1994 18:43 | 3 |
| I would think being out here you would have heated up a bit, Walt.
Gin
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51.306 | | GWEN::ASHE | Sit down, you're rockin' the boat | Mon Jan 31 1994 19:25 | 3 |
| Well, I did take my jacket off before we left for lunch, right? And I
did need a drink of water after things got going...
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51.309 | | CAM3::WAY | Horseshoes and hand-grenades, man | Tue Feb 01 1994 08:59 | 7 |
| Boston climbs into a first place tie with a win over Quebec while
the NY Rangers are spanking the Pengoons. Great.
Rangers come into the Garden tonight I believe... Should be a GOOD game....
'Saw
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51.310 | | ZEKE::SAIA | R.I.P. AMA/CCS #235 | Tue Feb 01 1994 09:32 | 22 |
|
I think it's Thursday the NYR play the B's, should be a good game.
What's up in Quebec ? All that talent and they stand around like cattle
during a game. Talk about goaltending, that Fiset is outstanding and
he's only 22. They also have another potential superstar who is only
19, thibdault (sp) and he's damn poised for a kid playing on that
level.
Looks like the trade with ST.louis was a good one. Bassen is a digger
who can hit and score, and Sutter comes with the work until you drop
theme. (maybe Thurman could learn something from the Sutter brothers ?)
Still I would think that this team would be fighting for a top
three slot in its own division, they continue to toil with the Whalers
in the Adams, er, Eastern conference.
Casey is playing alot better now that his job is on the line, what a
difference that always makes.
Mario should be ready come playoff time and the dreaded Pens will start
to roll on the competition.
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51.311 | | CAM3::WAY | Horseshoes and hand-grenades, man | Tue Feb 01 1994 09:40 | 6 |
| > Casey is playing alot better now that his job is on the line, what a
> difference that always makes.
Who is the backup, now that they sent Blue down?
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51.312 | | ZEKE::SAIA | R.I.P. AMA/CCS #235 | Tue Feb 01 1994 10:20 | 7 |
|
They picked up Vincent Reandeau from Detriot. He played for Sutter in
St.louis, drafted by the Habs (85?) and has been odd man out in the
Detriot club behind Chevalde and the # 2 man. He's a solid stand up
netminder and is alot better than Blue. I like his aggresive 'take your
best shot' style. He holds the fort and doesn't butterfly or go into
flop mode when under the gun. I think he's 27ish.
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51.313 | | CAM3::WAY | Horseshoes and hand-grenades, man | Tue Feb 01 1994 10:31 | 7 |
| Okay, now that does ring a bell once you mention his name....
Well, we'll just have to see how well the Broons do down the stretch and
into the playoffs. I certainly hope it's better than last season!
'Saw
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51.314 | Riandeau no relation to our Joe R | AKOCOA::BREEN | A hot-rod Ford and a two dollar bill | Tue Feb 01 1994 11:15 | 14 |
| > They picked up Vincent Reandeau from Detriot. He played for Sutter in
Not to be confused with the old Boston Fighter Joe Rindone who's main
claim to fame (sorry Tommy - my nyr is NO MORE Poetry) was a knockdown
of Sugar Ray (no not that faux sr Leonard).
Shortly after the knockdown which served as a wake up Robinson finished
off Ol' Joe
Joe was a fixture in the North End and "around town", always with a big
smile and hello and perhaps a tip on the 8th at Suffolk
Bill
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51.318 | | MSE1::FRANCUS | Reeves, Slasher & girly-mon football | Fri Feb 04 1994 10:16 | 4 |
| glad Messier filled in so well for me :-)
The Crazy Met
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51.327 | | METSNY::francus | Billlls in '94 | Mon Feb 14 1994 10:27 | 3 |
| Dallas with 69 points???
The Crazy Met
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51.329 | Did Neely get the game winner - (He is unbelievable) | AKOCOA::BREEN | | Tue Feb 15 1994 09:14 | 1 |
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51.330 | | HANNAH::ASHE | We're riding on the freeway of love... | Tue Feb 15 1994 09:18 | 2 |
| Nope... Murray did...
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51.331 | | AKOCOA::BREEN | | Tue Feb 15 1994 09:22 | 2 |
| On the hat trick by Oates a few games ago I believe Cam had the assist
on each one.
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51.332 | | CAMONE::WAY | Horseshoes and hand-grenades, man | Tue Feb 15 1994 09:32 | 3 |
| Neely did get his 40th last night.
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51.333 | | 38346::MACNEAL | ruck `n' roll | Tue Feb 15 1994 09:46 | 2 |
| Neely also racked up a natural hat trick (3 consecutive goals) in the
recent game against the Debils.
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51.334 | | CAMONE::WAY | Horseshoes and hand-grenades, man | Tue Feb 15 1994 09:47 | 5 |
| > Neely also racked up a natural hat trick (3 consecutive goals) in the
> recent game against the Debils.
And each one was a sweet goal too.....
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51.336 | | ZEKE::SAIA | R.I.P. AMA/CCS #235 | Tue Feb 15 1994 10:29 | 2 |
|
His contract is up, he is in his option year. Harry is squirmin'.
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51.337 | I thought there was only one kind | CNTROL::CHILDS | I need a Rasberry Lollipop | Tue Feb 15 1994 10:42 | 6 |
|
what's the difference between a hat trick and a natural hat trick???
inquiring minds need to know???????
mike
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51.338 | Not bad fer a one-legged monstah | CTHQ::LEARY | Corporate Telecom Technology Solutions | Tue Feb 15 1994 10:53 | 7 |
| Natural hat trick means getting your three goals in succession
with no other goals in between. Neely's natural hat trick came
agin the DEBILS where he scored the first three Broon goals.
MikeL renewed member of the NeelyJihad
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51.339 | | METSNY::francus | Boston-TheHubOfTheUniverse | Tue Feb 15 1994 11:59 | 3 |
| Natural hat trick is also all 3 goals in the same period.
The Crazy Met
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51.340 | | CNTROL::CHILDS | I need a Rasberry Lollipop | Tue Feb 15 1994 12:22 | 4 |
|
" and there you had it " - K.A.
thanks guys....
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51.341 | | ZEKE::SAIA | R.I.P. AMA/CCS #235 | Tue Feb 15 1994 13:10 | 3 |
|
Natural and pure, three goals, three shots, all in the same period.
Quite a feat.
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51.342 | | HANNAH::ASHE | We're riding on the freeway of love... | Tue Feb 15 1994 14:52 | 2 |
| Gee Mac, you movin' this discussion to the Broons topic?
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51.343 | | 38346::MACNEAL | ruck `n' roll | Tue Feb 15 1994 15:16 | 1 |
| Pretty soon, Walt.
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51.344 | | SWAM2::MASSEY_VI | Where the cherries are wet & hot. | Tue Feb 15 1994 15:18 | 2 |
| QUACK!
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51.347 | | SWAM2::MASSEY_VI | Where the cherries are wet & hot. | Thu Feb 17 1994 14:48 | 3 |
| Ducks 6? Wowsers!!!
Gin
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51.352 | | CAMONE::WAY | Horseshoes and hand-grenades, man | Tue Feb 22 1994 08:54 | 10 |
| > NYR 4 Pitts. 3 OT Graves & Amonte 1G, Messier 2A, Stevens 1G
Caught part of this on the FAN on the way home yesterday.
One of the Rangers, a defenseman, forget who, got his first goal in more
than a year to pull the Rangers back to within one, at 3-2....
'Saw
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51.354 | All bow down to Gulf and Western | CTHQ::LEARY | HeyNancy! WannaGoOutForACouplaPitchers? | Wed Feb 23 1994 08:35 | 6 |
| Let's see if the one-line Broons can play with the most fearsome
NHL lineup in recent history! Can the B's overachieve and
even compete with Gawd's hand-picked Stanley Cup favorites?
MikeL
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51.355 | | METSNY::francus | Mets in '94 | Wed Feb 23 1994 10:50 | 8 |
| game on channel 38??
The Crazy Met
have to have 2 TV's cranked up tonight - one with the movie on
the VCR (well assuming the weather doesn't cancel the movie club)
one for the hockey game.
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51.356 | | HANNAH::ASHE | NY, London, Paris, Munich... | Wed Feb 23 1994 10:51 | 2 |
| Not skating?
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51.357 | | METSNY::francus | Mets in '94 | Wed Feb 23 1994 11:03 | 6 |
| probably not; have only watched small bits and pieces of the Olympics
this year. I might watch a live hockey medal game over the weekend (if
CBS will show it live). Might channel-surf and if one of the top 4-5 skaters
is being shown stick with it. But otherwise, probably not.
The Crazy Met
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51.358 | | PTOVAX::JACOB | | Wed Feb 23 1994 15:51 | 11 |
|
>>CBS will show it live). Might channel-surf and if one of the top 4-5 skaters
>>is being shown stick with it.
^^^^^ ^^^^ ^^
Didn't Tonya Harding say something like that????
(8^)*
JaKe
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51.360 | NHL 2/27 | CRBOSS::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Mon Feb 28 1994 06:18 | 17 |
| Sunday 3/27
Bruins 4 Chicago 0 Neely 2G (leads league), Oates 3A, Casey 20 saves
Caps 3 goWhALE 1 Cote 1G 1A, Ridley 1G, Beaupre 20 saves
NYI 5 Quebec 2 Hogue 1G 1A, Turgeon 1G, Hextall 31 saves
Oilers 3 TB 2 Podein 2G 1A, Pearson 1G 2A
Tonight:
Toronto at Ottawa
Blues at DEVILS
PittsburgH at Florida
Flyers at NYR
Sharks at Jets
Montreal at LAKings
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51.361 | NHL Standings 2/28 | CRBOSS::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Mon Feb 28 1994 06:26 | 22 |
| Eastern Conference
Northeast W L T Pts Atlantic W L T Pts
Boston.........33 19 11 77 NYRangers.......39 18 4 82
Montreal.......33 22 8 74 DEVILS..........32 20 9 73
PittsburgH.....30 20 12 72 Washington......31 26 6 68
Buffalo........31 26 7 69 Philadelphia....29 30 4 62
Quebec.........24 33 5 53 Florida.........26 25 10 62
gOWhAlE........21 35 7 49 NYIslanders.....26 29 6 58
Ottawa.........10 45 8 28 Tampa Bay.......23 33 8 54
Western Conference
Central W L T Pts Pacific W L T Pts
Detriot........37 20 5 79 Calgary.........32 22 10 74
Toronto........33 19 11 77 Vancouver.......30 28 3 63
Dallas.........34 21 8 76 San Jose........22 30 11 55
St. Louis......32 22 8 72 Anaheim.........24 35 5 53
Chicago........29 27 7 65 LAKings.........21 33 8 50
Winnipeg.......17 40 7 41 Edmonton........17 38 10 40
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51.369 | | CAMONE::WAY | I did it my way...(thump) | Tue Mar 08 1994 08:51 | 6 |
| > Bruins 6 Caps 3 Neely 2G (50th) 1A, Bourque 3A
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Not a bad season for the CamMan......
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51.370 | | METSNY::francus | Mets in '94 | Tue Mar 08 1994 11:07 | 6 |
| 50 goals in 44 games, apparently second or 3rd best ever in reaching
the 50G milestone. I know Gretzky had 50G in 39 games one year. Of
course 50 in 50 has always referred to games played by he team in the
season, but 50 in 44 is amazing anyway you look at it.
The Crazy Met
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51.371 | You the man Neely | CTHQ::LEARY | It'sBeenALongTimeComing... | Tue Mar 08 1994 11:27 | 7 |
| Neely ain't as talented or mutli-dimensional as Mario or Wayne,
vbut if anyone is the physical reincarnation of Gordie Howe, this
man is. Tough,big, strong, and the softest of hands. The main's
a rock.
MikeL
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51.372 | | SNAX::ERICKSON | 26/8=3.25 --- 8 tough loses | Tue Mar 08 1994 17:26 | 6 |
|
Cam's 50th was the third fastest. Gretzky scored 50 in 39
games 1 year, and 50 in 42 games another year. Mario has also scored
50 in 44 games, so him and Cam are tied for 3rd fastest.
Ron
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51.373 | Not to be confused with Pocket-Rocket,or Vest-Pocket Rocket | AKOCOA::BREEN | | Tue Mar 08 1994 17:36 | 10 |
| the Rocket, Maurice Richard had 50 in the original six team 50 game
season, circe '53.
When Hull,Mahalovich and others started to hit the 50 mark in the 60s
the nhl pulled the old ford frick * trick for awhile.
Then this was all forgotten as Espo hit 78(or 76) and then Gretzky came
along and then Mario...
But when I saw the 50 in < 50 I thought of the Babe Ruth of Hockey
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51.374 | | METSNY::francus | Mets in '94 | Tue Mar 08 1994 17:41 | 3 |
| Esposito got 76 goals and 76 assists that season.
The Crazy Met
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51.375 | | HANNAH::ASHE | Question: Why is that every time I... | Tue Mar 08 1994 18:03 | 2 |
| That's in games he's played of course... how many assists does he have?
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51.377 | 5 Nations Tourney Results | PATE::MACNEAL | ruck `n' roll | Wed Mar 09 1994 09:01 | 44 |
| <<< SHAWB1::DISK$USERS0:[NOTES$LIBRARY]RUGBY.NOTE;1 >>>
-< Rugby (Union and League) Conference >-
================================================================================
Note 260.0 March '94 News & Views 2 replies
ERMTRD::CLIFFE "I'll warp my own space-time ..." 38 lines 8-MAR-1994 08:55
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Internationals :
France 14 England 18
Trys : Benazzi
Penalties : Lacroix (3) Andrew (5)
Drop Goals: Andrew
Ireland 6 Scotland 6
Penalties : Elwood (2) G Hastings (2)
Latest Standings:
P W D L F A Pts
Wales 3 3 0 0 70 36 6
England 3 2 0 1 45 41 4
Ireland 4 1 1 2 49 70 3
France 3 1 0 2 64 57 2
Scotland 3 0 1 2 26 50 1
Leading points scorers :
Jenkins (Wales) 45
Elwood (Ireland) 44
Lacroix (France) 34
Team Tries
France 7
Wales 6
Ireland 1
Scotland 1
England 0
( I put this in so at least Scotland is not at the bottom of everything
this year :-) )
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51.378 | | CAMONE::WAY | Fire at will....Will who? | Wed Mar 09 1994 09:03 | 8 |
| Wow, I'm surprised that the Scottish team is lagging so far behind,
and I'm really surprised to see Wales at the top of the table.
Last I knew Wales was struggling and had lost some of their edge, but
it would appear that the lads in scarlet have regained their form.....
'Saw
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51.380 | | MKFSA::LONG | That's my story and I'm stickin' to it! | Fri Mar 11 1994 08:58 | 7 |
| >> Toronto 4 Pitts. 2 Andreychuk 1G 1A, Eastwoood 1G, Anderson 2G
What with this and U Pitt getting "flushed" by the "Johnies",
twas not a good day for sports fans in the 'burgh!
billl
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51.381 | | MIMS::ROLLINS_R | | Fri Mar 11 1994 16:07 | 12 |
| ACC: Virginia 69, Maryland 63
Duke 32, Clemson 29 (early 2nd half?)
Big East: Providence 77, Villanova 66
Connecticut 66, St.John's 53 (~10 minutes left)
Big Eight: Missouri 64, Colorado 62
Nebraska 9, Oklahoma 6 (early in 1st half)
Metro: Virginia Tech 65, Virginia Commonwealth 64
SEC: Florida 84, South Carolina 57
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51.382 | Go Hokies! | HBAHBA::HAAS | xen yen zen | Fri Mar 11 1994 16:24 | 8 |
|
Rich,
Is that Va Tech score a final?
Thanks,
TTom
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51.396 | | METSNY::francus | Mets in '94 | Thu Mar 24 1994 10:39 | 4 |
| some breathing space for NYR. Now if the DEVILS lose a game ...
The Crazy Met
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51.397 | Fait accompli, stRangers should roll | CTHQ::LEARY | It'sBeenALongTimeComing... | Thu Mar 24 1994 11:29 | 6 |
| Hey Craze,
With the playoffs looming ahead, does the theme from "Jaws" keep
recurring in yo' haid?
MikeL
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51.398 | | METSNY::francus | Mets in '94 | Thu Mar 24 1994 13:12 | 10 |
| MikeL
As a NY Rangers fan I am always resigned to the idea that somewhere along
the playoff track something will go wrong.
A Stanley Cup championship is a dream; unfortunately it has been like
Don Quixote - an Impossible Dream.
The Crazy Met
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51.399 | | MKFSA::LONG | That's my story and I'm stickin' to it! | Thu Mar 24 1994 13:52 | 12 |
|
>>A Stanley Cup championship is a dream; unfortunately it has been like
>>Don Quixote - an Impossible Dream.
>>
>>The Crazy Met
Kinda sounds like a certain MIA fan. Gettin' them excuses all
lined up there TC*?
billl
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51.400 | | HANNAH::ASHE | like sands thru the hourglass, so were the days of his lives | Thu Mar 24 1994 14:09 | 1 |
| THey lost to Ottawa? Ouch, babe...
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51.401 | | METSNY::francus | Mets in '94 | Thu Mar 24 1994 15:14 | 4 |
| MIA?? if that is missing in action you're way of base buddy.
The Crazy Met
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51.402 | | MKFSA::LONG | That's my story and I'm stickin' to it! | Thu Mar 24 1994 15:25 | 8 |
| >>MIA?? if that is missing in action you're way of base buddy.
Why, you seen any sign of Mr. Knorr in here, BUDDY?
Try and keep up!
billl
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51.403 | | METSNY::francus | Mets in '94 | Thu Mar 24 1994 15:42 | 4 |
| Billl, get a clue. I've never "disappeared" when my team blew it.
The Crazy Met
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51.404 | | MKFSA::LONG | That's my story and I'm stickin' to it! | Thu Mar 24 1994 17:12 | 8 |
| Sheesh, instead of boring all these folks with TC*'s attempt at
drawing me into one of his nad Mac's SDUC, I tried to help him
with his reading comprehension via mail.
yer welcome
billl
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51.411 | | CAMONE::WAY | It looks good in threes.... | Thu Mar 31 1994 09:38 | 6 |
| > gOWhaLE 3 Chicago 2 OT Sanderson 2G, Cassels 1G, Roenick 1G
These guys never fail to win the big ones AFTER they are eliminated.
'Saw
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51.416 | | METSNY::francus | Mets in '94 | Wed Apr 06 1994 12:39 | 4 |
| Can't believe I'm saying this, but for tonight Go PENS!
The Crazy Met
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51.417 | | MKFSA::LONG | That's my story and I'm stickin' to it! | Wed Apr 06 1994 13:39 | 5 |
| I'm addin' that one (51.416) to the archived list of notes you
don't ever want to forget.
billl
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51.418 | enlightened self-interest does strange things | METSNY::francus | Mets in '94 | Wed Apr 06 1994 18:06 | 5 |
| no problem billl, as long as you are enough of an ObjectiveSportsAnalyst
to save the whole note including the date timestamp.
The Crazy Met
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51.419 | sit down first | MSE1::FRANCUS | Mets in '94 | Wed Apr 06 1994 23:21 | 6 |
| billl, lightning does strike twice. Dammmn! Celtics can't do anything
right this year. They lead the hawks midway in the 4th and lose!
arggggh!
The Crazy Met
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51.420 | | PTOVAX::JACOB | An ordinary, average guy | Wed Apr 06 1994 23:56 | 8 |
| Well, TCClosetPensFan,
The Pens beat the Debbils tonight, 3-1.
Happy???
JaKe
|
51.421 | | MSE1::FRANCUS | Mets in '94 | Thu Apr 07 1994 01:25 | 7 |
| yup. it was on ESPN2 so I got to watch some of it as well.
The Crazy Met
now back to wanting the Pens to lose.
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51.424 | | SIOG::EGRI | | Tue Apr 12 1994 05:15 | 5 |
| Does anybody know where I can find some National League Baseball
scores?
Ted
|
51.427 | | METSNY::francus | Mets in '94 | Tue Apr 12 1994 11:24 | 9 |
| re: .424
shane::user2:[bb_rotis]bb_rotis.note
in that notesfile, reply 41 or 42 generally has NL boxscores
posted daily.
The Crazy Met
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51.429 | | METSNY::francus | Mets in '94 | Wed Apr 13 1994 11:35 | 4 |
| Go Tampa Bay!!!!!!!!!
The Crazy Met
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51.436 | | MSE1::FRANCUS | Mets in '94 | Wed Apr 27 1994 02:38 | 10 |
| Tuesday 4/26
Toronto 1 Chicago 0 Toronto leads 3-2
Vancouver 2 Calgary 1 OT Calgary leads 3-2
San Jose 6 Detroit 4 San Jose (!) leads 3-2
The Crazy Met
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51.438 | Yea Craze, mind yo' own bidness!! 8^) | CTHQ::LEARY | It'sBeenALongTimeComing... | Wed Apr 27 1994 12:03 | 1 |
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51.440 | | CAMONE::WAY | Snake and Nape | Thu Apr 28 1994 09:54 | 4 |
| >Casey 20 saves
And 20 big skid marks in his shorts too.....
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51.443 | | USCTR1::GARBARINO | | Wed May 04 1994 15:19 | 5 |
| > NYR 5 Caps 2 Tikkanen G 1A, Graves, Matteau, Kocur & Zubov G
> NY leads 2-0 Richter 22 saves, Hatcher & Ridley G
I don't follow hockey that closely, but hasn't Ridley scored a goal against
the Rangers in every game he's played against them since the trade ?
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51.445 | ooo! a triple-quad snarf! | FRETZ::HEISER | no D in Phoenix | Thu May 05 1994 13:07 | 1 |
| re: -1
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51.456 | | CAMONE::WAY | Un-filtered Camels, Raw Beef, Coffee | Thu May 19 1994 09:54 | 14 |
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> Canucks 4 Toronto 3 Bure, Craven, Lumme, Brown G, McLean 37 saves
> Series tied 1-1 Mironov 2G, Ellet G, Gilmour 3A
>
Change that score line to more properly read:
Bure, Craven, KOHARSKI, Brown G
and you'll have it right...
'Saw
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51.462 | | METSNY::francus | Rangers,Knicks,Mets in '94 | Thu May 26 1994 10:29 | 4 |
| Karen I am sure you meant :-) about last night's game.
The Crazy Met
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51.463 | | MSE1::FRANCUS | could be heaven or this could be hell | Wed Jun 15 1994 00:08 | 11 |
| For Completeness:
Tuesday 6/15
NYR 3 Canucks 2 Leetch, Graves, Messier
Linden (2)
Rangers win series and Stanley Cup 4-3
The Crazy Met
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51.464 | | MKFSA::LONG | He's all yours now! | Mon Aug 15 1994 09:31 | 6 |
| Would anyone care to post the NFL scores from this weekend? It would
be greatly appreciated.
billl
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51.465 | | WMOIS::CHAPALONIS_M | What a terrible year 1918 | Mon Aug 15 1994 09:46 | 14 |
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Pats 28 Rams 10
Giants 28 SD 20
Pittsburgh 29 Raiders 17 :-(
Clev. 16 Det. 7
Seattle 29 TB 6
Colts 26 Bungholes 21
Jets 34 Eagles 24
'Phins 31 GB 24
Minny 21 NO 17
Chicago 16 Arizona 0
Chap
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51.466 | | MKFSA::LONG | He's all yours now! | Mon Aug 15 1994 09:48 | 7 |
| Thanks Chap.
That Steeler score sure is sweet, huh?
billl
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51.467 | FFL Owner wants to know | MR1PST::CBULLS::MBROOKS | | Mon Aug 15 1994 15:57 | 3 |
| Did Randall Cunningham play in the Philly Loss ??? Anyone have his
stats ?
mab
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51.468 | I think so... | CNTROL::CHILDS | Ah, to be young stupid and DGF, again | Tue Aug 16 1994 13:46 | 9 |
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Forget the score Billl, the best part was Woodson and a Raiders' player got
tossed for fighting except it wasn't the guy that Woodson was kickin' the
crap out of that got tossed.....
Bad Blood of days and years gone by??? A return glory? The AFC Championship
Game, preview?
mike
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51.469 | NFL results | HBAHBA::HAAS | Sorry, wrong species. | Mon Sep 12 1994 12:05 | 13 |
| KANSAS CITY 24, san francisco 17
miami 24, GREEN BAY 14
MINNESOTA 10, detroit 3
buffalo 38, NEW ENGLAND 35
pittsburgh 17, CLEVELAND 10
ATLANTA 31, la rams 13
TAMPA BAY 24, indianapolis 10
DALLAS 20, houston 17
washington 38, NEW ORLEANS 24
NY JETS 25, denver 22
seattle 38, LA RAIDERS 9
SAN DIEGO 27, cincinnati 10
ny giants 20, ARIZONA 17
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51.470 | College Football | HBAHBA::HAAS | Sorry, wrong species. | Mon Sep 12 1994 12:05 | 32 |
| nebraska 42, TEXAS TECH 16
RUTGERS 17, west virginia 12
florida st 52, MARYLAND 20
stanford 41, NORTHWESTERN 41
ALABAMA 17, vanderbilt 7
PENN ST 38, southern cal 14
nc state 29, CLEMSON 12
tulane 15, RICE 13
ILLINOIS 42, missouri 0
michigan 26, NOTRE DAME 24
WASHINGTON 25, ohio st 16
byu 45, AIR FORCE 21
FLORIDA 73, kentucky 7
TEXAS 30, louisville 16
IOWA 37, iowa st 9
OREGON ST 44, wyoming 31
TEXAS A&M 36, oklahoma 14
WASHINGTON ST 24, fresno st 3
va tech 24, SOUTHERN MISS 14
UCLA 17, smu 10
GEORGIA 41, tennessee 23
SO CAROLINA 14, arkansas 0
virginia 47, NAVY 3
memphis 42, TULSA 18
syracuse 34, CINCINNATI 19
DUKE 13, east carolina 10
LSU 44, mississippi st 24
KANSAS 17, michigan st 10
tcu 44, NEW MEXICO 29
SAN DIEGO ST 22, california 20
miami-fl 47, ARIZONA ST 10
HAWAII 36, oregon 16
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51.471 | College Football | HBAHBA::HAAS | Sorry, wrong species. | Sun Sep 18 1994 10:46 | 33 |
| DUKE 43, army 7
va tech 12, BOSTON COLLEGE 7
VIRGINIA 9, clemson 6
SYRACUSE 37, rutgers 36
OHIO ST 27, pittsburgh 3
PENN ST 61, iowa 21
maryland 24, WEST VIRGINIA 13
NO CAROLINA 49, tulane 0
colorado st 28, BYU 21
WYOMING 17, tulsa 7
northwestern 14, AIR FORCE 10
KANSAS ST 27, rice 18
OKLAHOMA 17, texas tech 11
alabama 13, ARKANSAS 6
NEBRASKA 49, ucla 21
notre dame 21, MICHIGAN ST 20
hawaii 21, CALIFORNIA 7
utah 34, OREGON 16
SOUTHERN MISS 20, memphis 3
east carolina 31, TEMPLE 14
florida 31, TENNESSEE 0
florida st 56, WAKE FOREST 14
AUBURN 30, lsu 26
MINNESOTA 40, san diego st 17
indiana 59, KENTUCKY 29
missouri 16, HOUSTON 0
BAYLOR 14, oklahoma st 10
mississippi 20, VANDERBILT 14
SMU 34, new mexico 31
TCU 31, kansas 21
COLORADO 55, wisconsin 17
louisville 25, ARIZONA ST 22
FRESNO ST 24, oregon st 14
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51.472 | My favorite fall ::SPORTS feature | TNPUBS::NAZZARO | Will edit for food | Mon Sep 19 1994 11:43 | 3 |
| How did the Wesleyans do?
NAZZ
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51.473 | NFL so far | HBAHBA::HAAS | Sorry, wrong species. | Mon Sep 19 1994 11:47 | 13 |
| buffalo 15, HOUSTON 7
PHILADELPHIA 13, green bay 7
MIAMI 28, ny jets 14
minnesota 42, CHICAGO 14
new orleans 9, TAMPA BAY 7
PITTSBURGH 31, indianapolis 21
CLEVELAND 32, arizona 0
new england 31, CINCINNATI 28
NY GIANTS 31, washington 23
la raiders 48, DENVER 16
san francisco 34, LA RAMS 19
san diego 24, SEATTLE 10
kansas city 30, ATLANTA 10
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51.474 | | CAMONE::WAY | Pony Boy take me home... | Mon Sep 19 1994 12:00 | 17 |
| >
> How did the Wesleyans do?
>
> NAZZ
I dunno, Nazz. JD doesn't send me those reports any more. I didn't get
a chance to see yesterday's paper, because I had a job and didn't get my
usual Sunday_morning_drink_coffee_read_the_paper_be_lazy Sunday morning
routine....
I'll try and check for you tonight....
'Saw
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51.475 | pushed | HBAHBA::HAAS | Sorry, wrong species. | Mon Sep 19 1994 12:08 | 11 |
| Slippery Rock 27, W.Va. Wesleyan 19
Evansville 35, Ky. Wesleyan 27
Illinois Wesleyan 28, Washington, Mo. 14
Kansas Wesleyan 33, Bethel, Kan. 7
Ohio Wesleyan 21, Wooster 10
Valley City St. 35, Dakota Wesleyan 34
Some other notable scores of the weekend:
Utah State 5, Ohio 0
Cleveland 32, Arizona 0
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51.476 | | HANNAH::ASHE | Goofy's going to college | Mon Sep 19 1994 12:09 | 3 |
| RPI tipped Coast Guard 28-17...
Wesley was excellent over Waynesburg 42-0
Slippery Rock didn't fall to WV Wesleyan 27-19
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51.477 | | PTOS01::JACOBR | Follically Challenged!! | Mon Sep 19 1994 12:14 | 9 |
| You also forgot to mention that Robert Morris College here in Pgh won
again. This is their first year of football and they are now 3-0.
Thier head coach???
None other than ol' J_e "Booger" Walt_n hisself.
JaKe
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51.478 | | MKFSA::LONG | Strive for five! | Mon Sep 19 1994 13:25 | 7 |
| >> Slippery Rock 27, W.Va. Wesleyan 19
Yahooooooo!
billl
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51.479 | NFL results | HBAHBA::HAAS | australopithecus westvirginius | Mon Sep 26 1994 12:25 | 11 |
| MINNESOTA 38, miami 35
la rams 16, KANSAS CITY 0
atlanta 27, WASHINGTON 20
GREEN BAY 30, tampa bay 3
cleveland 21, INDIANAPOLIS 14
SAN FRANCISCO 24, new orleans 13
new england 23, DETROIT 17
HOUSTON 20, cincinnati 13
san diego 26, LA RAIDERS 24
SEATTLE 30, pittsburgh 13
chicago 19, NY JETS 7
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51.480 | College results | HBAHBA::HAAS | australopithecus westvirginius | Mon Sep 26 1994 12:25 | 34 |
| VA TECH 34, west virginia 6
boston college 21, PITTSBURGH 9
MARYLAND 31, wake forest 7
colorado 27, MICHIGAN 26
PENN ST 55, rutgers 27
GEORGIA 17, mississippi 14
OHIO ST 52, houston 0
temple 23, ARMY 20
COLORADO ST 19, san diego st 17
rice 28, IOWA ST 18
BYU 49, new mexico 47
WISCONSIN 62, indiana 13
ALABAMA 20, tulane 10
NOTRE DAME 39, purdue 21
TEXAS TECH 35, smu 7
washington 38, MIAMI-FL 20
arizona 34, STANFORD 10
SOUTHERN CAL 37, baylor 27
CALIFORNIA 25, arizona st 21
OREGON 40, iowa 18
duke 27, GEORGIA TECH 12
syracuse 21, EAST CAROLINA 18
TEXAS A&M 41, southern miss 17
washington st 21, UCLA 0
MISSISSIPPI ST 24, tennessee 21
so carolina 23, KENTUCKY 9
OKLAHOMA ST 17, tulsa 10
FLORIDA ST 31, no carolina 18
KANSAS ST 35, minnesota 0
texas 34, TCU 18
MEMPHIS 16, arkansas 15
air force 47, TEXAS-EL PASO 7
UTAH 41, wyoming 7
fresno st 31, HAWAII 16
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51.481 | NFL | HBAHBA::HAAS | australopithecus westvirginius | Mon Oct 03 1994 16:10 | 12 |
| dallas 34, WASHINGTON 7
NEW ENGLAND 17, green bay 16
CLEVELAND 27, ny jets 7
TAMPA BAY 24, detroit 14
INDIANAPOLIS 17, seattle 15
philadelphia 40, SAN FRANCISCO 8
NEW ORLEANS 27, ny giants 22
CHICAGO 20, buffalo 13
ARIZONA 17, minnesota 7
atlanta 8, LA RAMS 5
miami 23, CINCINNATI 7
GH 7� PI,
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51.482 | COLLEGE | HBAHBA::HAAS | australopithecus westvirginius | Mon Oct 03 1994 16:10 | 34 |
| AUBURN 41, kentucky 14
SYRACUSE 28, va tech 20
NC STATE 21, georgia tech 13
miami-fl 24, RUTGERS 3
MICHIGAN ST 29, wisconsin 10
CLEMSON 13, maryland 0
baylor 42, TCU 18
duke 47, NAVY 14
TEXAS A&M 23, texas tech 17
purdue 22, ILLINOIS 16
west virginia 34, MISSOURI 10
NEBRASKA 42, wyoming 32
INDIANA 25, minnesota 14
ohio st 17, NORTHWESTERN 15
michigan 29, IOWA 14
OKLAHOMA 34, iowa st 6
NOTRE DAME 34, stanford 15
ALABAMA 29, georgia 28
no carolina 28, SMU 24
colorado 34, TEXAS 31
WASHINGTON 37, ucla 10
oregon 22, SOUTHERN CAL 7
TENNESSEE 10, washington st 9
LOUISVILLE 33, pittsburgh 29
ARKANSAS 42, vanderbilt 6
EAST CAROLINA 31, southern miss 10
penn st 48, TEMPLE 21
WAKE FOREST 33, army 27
florida 38, MISSISSIPPI 14
so carolina 18, LSU 17
colorado st 38, NEW MEXICO 31
air force 36, SAN DIEGO ST 35
TEXAS-EL PASO 34, hawaii 28
ARIZONA 30, oregon st 10
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51.483 | | MKFSA::LONG | Strive for five! | Mon Oct 03 1994 16:14 | 6 |
| >> LOUISVILLE 33, pittsburgh 29
I think this was Pitt's only chance for a win this season. :^(
billl
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51.484 | not over yet | HBAHBA::HAAS | australopithecus westvirginius | Mon Oct 03 1994 16:42 | 4 |
| On 10/15 Pitt plays West Virginia for homecoming. The Mountaineers have
been stinkin up the place as well. Also, Temple visits on 10/29.
TTom
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51.485 | | PTOS02::JACOBR | Back among the living | Mon Oct 03 1994 16:47 | 10 |
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>>I think this was Pitt's only chance for a win this season. :^(
They already have one win this season, so far, so that blows yer theory
out, don't it?????
(8^)*
JaKe
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51.486 | news to me | MKFSA::LONG | Strive for five! | Mon Oct 03 1994 17:03 | 7 |
| >>They already have one win this season, so far, so that blows yer
>>theory out, don't it?????
Against who?
billl
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51.487 | | PTOS02::JACOBR | Back among the living | Mon Oct 03 1994 17:15 | 4 |
| I think it was Ohio University.
JaKe
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51.488 | wid da scores | HBAHBA::HAAS | australopithecus westvirginius | Tue Oct 04 1994 11:12 | 9 |
| here 'tis
texas 30, PITTSBURGH 28
PITTSBURGH 30, ohio 16
OHIO ST 27, pittsburgh 3
boston college 21, PITTSBURGH 9
LOUISVILLE 33, pittsburgh 29
TTom
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51.489 | NFL results | HBAHBA::HAAS | been to the mountain tops | Mon Oct 17 1994 11:32 | 10 |
| cleveland 11, HOUSTON 8
MIAMI 20, la raiders 17
san francisco 42, ATLANTA 3
NY JETS 24, new england 17
BUFFALO 27, indianapolis 27
arizona 19, WASHINGTON 16
PITTSBURGH 14, cincinnati 10
DALLAS 24, philadelphia 13
san diego 36, NEW ORLEANS 22
LA RAMS 17, ny giants 10
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51.490 | College | HBAHBA::HAAS | been to the mountain tops | Mon Oct 17 1994 11:32 | 38 |
| virginia 24, GEORGIA TECH 7
NO CAROLINA 41, maryland 17
ohio st 23, MICHIGAN ST 7
west virginia 47, PITTSBURGH 41
BOSTON COLLEGE 45, temple 28
alabama 17, TENNESSEE 13
FLORIDA 36, auburn 33
mississippi st 41, SO CAROLINA 36
vanderbilt 43, GEORGIA 30
NC STATE 34, wake forest 3
RUTGERS 14, cincinnati 9
DUKE 19, clemson 13
va tech 27, EAST CAROLINA 20
ARMY 30, louisville 29
byu 21, NOTRE DAME 14
TEXAS A&M 41, baylor 21
ILLINOIS 47, iowa 7
kansas 41, IOWA ST 23
WISCONSIN 27, purdue 27
nebraska 17, KANSAS ST 6
ARKANSAS 31, mississippi 7
missouri 24, OKLAHOMA ST 15
UTAH 14, hawaii 3
houston 39, SMU 33
COLORADO ST 47, texas-el paso 9
penn st 31, MICHIGAN 24
WASHINGTON 35, arizona st 14
COLORADO 45, oklahoma 7
OREGON 23, california 7
arizona 10, WASHINGTON ST 7
southern cal 27, STANFORD 20
northwestern 37, MINNESOTA 31
LSU 17, kentucky 13
tcu 30, TULANE 28
san diego st 20, NEW MEXICO 13
oregon st 23, UCLA 14
FRESNO ST 38, wyoming 24
RICE 19, texas 17
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51.491 | Mr. Wide Left was kicking | FRETZ::HEISER | Grace changes everything | Mon Oct 17 1994 14:22 | 3 |
| I thought I heard that Auburn won?
AZ lucked out again.
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51.492 | Auburn 36, Florida 33 | HBAHBA::HAAS | been to the mountain tops | Mon Oct 17 1994 14:30 | 5 |
| right you are.
my stat man had it wrong.
TTom
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51.493 | NFL results | HBAHBA::HAAS | been to the mountain tops | Mon Oct 24 1994 10:56 | 11 |
| MINNESOTA 13, green bay 10
KANSAS CITY 38, seattle 23
pittsburgh 10, NY GIANTS 6
DETROIT 21, chicago 16
CLEVELAND 37, cincinnati 13
NEW ORLEANS 37, la rams 34
washington 41, INDIANAPOLIS 27
dallas 28, ARIZONA 21
SAN FRANCISCO 41, tampa bay 16
LA RAIDERS 30, atlanta 17
denver 20, SAN DIEGO 15
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51.494 | College | HBAHBA::HAAS | been to the mountain tops | Mon Oct 24 1994 10:56 | 37 |
| FLORIDA ST 17, clemson 0
BOSTON COLLEGE 7, rutgers 7
miami-fl 38, WEST VIRGINIA 6
VIRGINIA 34, no carolina 10
VA TECH 45, pittsburgh 7
duke 51, WAKE FOREST 26
OHIO ST 48, purdue 14
louisville 35, NAVY 14
michigan 19, ILLINOIS 14
oklahoma 20, KANSAS 17
nebraska 42, MISSOURI 7
TEXAS A&M 7, rice 0
TEXAS TECH 38, baylor 7
so carolina 19, VANDERBILT 16
TEXAS 42, smu 20
northwestern 20, INDIANA 7
utah 45, COLORADO ST 31
IOWA 19, michigan st 14
minnesota 17, WISCONSIN 14
AIR FORCE 42, fresno st 7
COLORADO 35, kansas st 21
ALABAMA 21, mississippi 10
MISSISSIPPI ST 66, tulane 22
WYOMING 52, san diego st 35
OKLAHOMA ST 31, iowa st 31
SOUTHERN CAL 61, california 0
OREGON 31, washington 20
stanford 35, OREGON ST 29
syracuse 49, TEMPLE 42
MARYLAND 42, georgia tech 27
georgia 34, KENTUCKY 30
east carolina 28, TULSA 21
tcu 31, HOUSTON 10
MEMPHIS 26, cincinnati 3
byu 34, TEXAS-EL PASO 28
washington st 28, ARIZONA ST 21
ARIZONA 34, ucla 24
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51.495 | NFL Week 9 | HBAHBA::HAAS | been to the mountain tops | Mon Oct 31 1994 10:15 | 11 |
| BUFFALO 44, kansas city 10
dallas 23, CINCINNATI 20
miami 23, NEW ENGLAND 3
detroit 28, NY GIANTS 25
philadelphia 31, WASHINGTON 29
LA RAIDERS 17, houston 14
DENVER 26, cleveland 14
SAN DIEGO 35, seattle 15
minnesota 36, TAMPA BAY 13
INDIANAPOLIS 28, ny jets 25
ARIZONA 20, pittsburgh 17
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51.496 | College | HBAHBA::HAAS | been to the mountain tops | Mon Oct 31 1994 11:03 | 38 |
| NO CAROLINA 31, nc state 17
FLORIDA ST 59, duke 20
wisconsin 31, MICHIGAN 19
MIAMI-FL 24, va tech 3
FLORIDA 52, georgia 14
PENN ST 63, ohio st 14
MICHIGAN ST 27, indiana 21
tennessee 31, SO CAROLINA 22
CLEMSON 24, wake forest 8
boston college 30, ARMY 3
MARYLAND 38, tulane 10
PITTSBURGH 45, temple 19
NOTRE DAME 58, navy 21
TEXAS TECH 33, texas 9
arizona st 36, BYU 15
PURDUE 21, iowa 21
AUBURN 31, arkansas 14
BAYLOR 52, houston 13
KANSAS 24, oklahoma st 14
air force 34, WYOMING 17
missouri 34, IOWA ST 20
illinois 28, NORTHWESTERN 7
EAST CAROLINA 35, cincinnati 21
MISSISSIPPI 34, lsu 21
kansas st 37, OKLAHOMA 20
texas a&m 21, SMU 21
TCU 27, rice 25
UTAH 52, texas-el paso 7
NEBRASKA 24, colorado 7
UCLA 31, stanford 30
washington st 26, CALIFORNIA 23
WASHINGTON 24, oregon st 10
OREGON 10, arizona 9
LOUISVILLE 10, memphis 6
SOUTHERN MISS 47, tulsa 29
mississippi st 47, KENTUCKY 7
SAN DIEGO ST 38, hawaii 23
new mexico 49, FRESNO ST 32
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51.497 | NFL results | HBAHBA::HAAS | And this am the way it goes. | Mon Nov 14 1994 11:13 | 12 |
| san diego 14, KANSAS CITY 13
chicago 17, MIAMI 14
cleveland 26, PHILADELPHIA 7
NEW ENGLAND 26, minnesota 20
arizona 10, NY GIANTS 9
NEW ORLEANS 33, atlanta 32
CINCINNATI 34, houston 31
SAN FRANCISCO 21, dallas 14
GREEN BAY 17, ny jets 10
DENVER 17, seattle 10
la raiders 20, LA RAMS 17
DETROIT 14, tampa bay 9
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51.498 | College | HBAHBA::HAAS | And this am the way it goes. | Mon Nov 14 1994 11:13 | 38 |
| BYU 35, san diego st 28
BOSTON COLLEGE 31, syracuse 0
MICHIGAN 38, minnesota 22
FLORIDA ST 23, notre dame 16
TENNESSEE 24, memphis 13
FLORIDA 48, so carolina 17
ohio st 32, INDIANA 17
CLEMSON 20, georgia tech 10
TEXAS 48, houston 13
VIRGINIA 46, maryland 21
VA TECH 41, rutgers 34
MICHIGAN ST 42, purdue 30
NC STATE 24, duke 23
no carolina 50, WAKE FOREST 0
west virginia 55, TEMPLE 17
penn st 35, ILLINOIS 31
colorado 51, KANSAS 26
AUBURN 23, georgia 23
nebraska 28, IOWA ST 12
kansas st 21, MISSOURI 18
WYOMING 38, new mexico 28
AIR FORCE 40, utah 33
IOWA 49, northwestern 13
WISCONSIN 38, cincinnati 7
alabama 29, MISSISSIPPI ST 25
oklahoma 33, OKLAHOMA ST 14
baylor 19, RICE 14
tcu 35, SMU 14
SOUTHERN CAL 45, arizona 28
WASHINGTON 31, california 19
oregon 55, STANFORD 21
MIAMI-FL 17, pittsburgh 12
texas a&m 26, LOUISVILLE 10
OREGON ST 21, washington st 3
fresno st 30, TEXAS-EL PASO 30
southern miss 20, LSU 17
mississippi 38, TULANE 0
ucla 59, ARIZONA ST 23
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51.499 | NFL week 12 | HBAHBA::HAAS | dingle lingo | Mon Nov 21 1994 11:22 | 13 |
| KANSAS CITY 20, cleveland 13
BUFFALO 29, green bay 20
PITTSBURGH 16, miami 13
DALLAS 31, washington 7
CHICAGO 20, detroit 10
NEW ENGLAND 23, san diego 17
indianapolis 17, CINCINNATI 13
ny jets 31, MINNESOTA 21
DENVER 32, atlanta 28
ARIZONA 12, philadelphia 6
LA RAIDERS 24, new orleans 19
SEATTLE 22, tampa bay 21
SAN FRANCISCO 31, la rams 27
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51.500 | College | HBAHBA::HAAS | dingle lingo | Mon Nov 21 1994 12:24 | 35 |
| OHIO ST 22, michigan 6
ALABAMA 21, auburn 14
SYRACUSE 21, maryland 16
TENNESSEE 52, kentucky 0
florida st 34, NC STATE 3
virginia 42, VA TECH 23
WEST VIRGINIA 21, boston college 20
so carolina 33, CLEMSON 7
indiana 33, PURDUE 29
miami-fl 38, TEMPLE 14
PENN ST 45, northwestern 17
wake forest 20, GEORGIA TECH 13
CINCINNATI 28, tulsa 13
no carolina 41, DUKE 40
PITTSBURGH 35, rutgers 21
NAVY 29, rice 17
NOTRE DAME 42, air force 30
florida 24, VANDERBILT 7
TEXAS A&M 34, tcu 17
kansas 31, MISSOURI 14
east carolina 30, MEMPHIS 6
WISCONSIN 19, illinois 13
COLORADO 41, iowa st 20
KANSAS ST 23, oklahoma st 6
UTAH 34, byu 31
NEW MEXICO 25, texas-el paso 21
UCLA 31, southern cal 19
CALIFORNIA 24, stanford 23
oregon 17, OREGON ST 13
WASHINGTON ST 23, washington 6
MINNESOTA 42, iowa 42
TEXAS TECH 34, houston 0
lsu 49, TULANE 25
colorado st 44, FRESNO ST 42
wyoming 13, HAWAII 10
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51.501 | NFL Week #13, so far | HBAHBA::HAAS | dingle lingo | Mon Nov 28 1994 11:21 | 13 |
| DETROIT 35, buffalo 21
DALLAS 42, green bay 31
miami 28, NY JETS 24
CLEVELAND 34, houston 10
ATLANTA 28, philadelphia 21
tampa bay 20, MINNESOTA 17
SEATTLE 10, kansas city 9
pittsburgh 21, LA RAIDERS 3
ny giants 21, WASHINGTON 19
chicago 19, ARIZONA 16
DENVER 15, cincinnati 13
SAN DIEGO 31, la rams 17
new england 12, INDIANAPOLIS 10
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51.502 | College | HBAHBA::HAAS | dingle lingo | Mon Nov 28 1994 11:21 | 18 |
| texas 63, BAYLOR 35
WEST VIRGINIA 13, syracuse 0
nc state 30, VIRGINIA 27
TCU 24, texas tech 17
nebraska 13, OKLAHOMA 3
GEORGIA 48, georgia tech 10
ARIZONA 28, arizona st 27
FLORIDA ST 31, florida 31
MIAMI-FL 23, boston college 7
PENN ST 59, michigan st 31
tennessee 65, VANDERBILT 0
lsu 30, ARKANSAS 12
mississippi st 21, MISSISSIPPI 17
LOUISVILLE 34, tulsa 27
SOUTHERN CAL 17, notre dame 17
rice 31, HOUSTON 13
fresno st 49, SAN DIEGO ST 42
HAWAII 32, missouri 32
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51.503 | NFL Week 14 | HBAHBA::HAAS | dingle lingo | Mon Dec 05 1994 10:55 | 13 |
| MINNESOTA 33, chicago 27
dallas 31, PHILADELPHIA 19
DETROIT 34, green bay 31
NEW ENGLAND 24, ny jets 13
pittsburgh 38, CINCINNATI 15
TAMPA BAY 26, washington 21
denver 20, KANSAS CITY 17
SAN FRANCISCO 50, atlanta 14
ny giants 16, CLEVELAND 13
HOUSTON 30, arizona 12
indianapolis 31, SEATTLE 19
LA RAMS 31, new orleans 15
buffalo 42, MIAMI 31
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51.504 | College | HBAHBA::HAAS | dingle lingo | Mon Dec 05 1994 10:55 | 3 |
| army 22, NAVY 20
air force 37, HAWAII 24
Florida 24, Alabama 23
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51.505 | | CAMONE::WAY | The Devil's to pay! | Mon Dec 05 1994 11:13 | 15 |
| >army 22, NAVY 20
Tough game for my dad.
He's home out of the hospital one day, with EXPLICIT doctor's orders to
take it TOTALLY EASY for the next six weeks.
So he's got some time to sit and watch the Midshipmen play against the
Cadets, and he's all looking forward to it.
So what happens? Army wins on a record field goal..... Sheesh, does that
suck enough or what?
|
51.506 | another too bad | HBAHBA::HAAS | dingle lingo | Mon Dec 05 1994 11:32 | 4 |
| Tough break for Chaump, who's now the former coach of Navy. He was
sh*t.canned after this loss.
TTom
|
51.507 | | BSS::NEUZIL | Just call me Fred | Mon Dec 05 1994 11:54 | 12 |
| <<< Note 51.504 by HBAHBA::HAAS "dingle lingo" >>>
-< College >-
>army 22, NAVY 20
>air force 37, HAWAII 24
>Florida 24, Alabama 23
AF ends up at 8-4 and have a better record than 17 teams that are
going to bowls. AF is staying home.
Kevin
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51.508 | uninformed voters | HBAHBA::HAAS | dingle lingo | Mon Dec 05 1994 12:17 | 8 |
| Kevin/Fred,
Air Force came outta the gate losing to Colorado St, BYU and
Northwestern. That musta been more than enough for the voters who don't
bother to actually watch what happens. Since these losses, Air Force won
7 in a row before losing to ND.
TTom
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51.509 | NFL Week 15 | HBAHBA::HAAS | dingle lingo | Mon Dec 12 1994 11:58 | 13 |
| detroit 19, NY JETS 7
cleveland 19, DALLAS 14
GREEN BAY 40, chicago 3
minnesota 21, BUFFALO 17
PITTSBURGH 14, philadelphia 3
NY GIANTS 27, cincinnati 20
NEW ENGLAND 28, indianapolis 13
TAMPA BAY 24, la rams 14
san francisco 38, SAN DIEGO 15
LA RAIDERS 23, denver 13
seattle 16, HOUSTON 14
ARIZONA 17, washington 15
new orleans 29, ATLANTA 20
|
51.510 | NFL Week the nexted to the lasted | HBAHBA::HAAS | dingle lingo | Mon Dec 19 1994 10:36 | 13 |
| DETROIT 41, minnesota 19
SAN FRANCISCO 42, denver 19
GREEN BAY 21, atlanta 17
INDIANAPOLIS 10, miami 6
san diego 21, NY JETS 6
new england 41, BUFFALO 17
PITTSBURGH 17, cleveland 7
CHICAGO 27, la rams 13
tampa bay 17, WASHINGTON 14
KANSAS CITY 31, houston 9
ny giants 16, PHILADELPHIA 13
ARIZONA 28, cincinnati 7
la raiders 17, SEATTLE 16
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51.511 | NFL: 'tis over | HBAHBA::HAAS | dingle lingo | Tue Dec 27 1994 10:17 | 14 |
| NY GIANTS 15, dallas 10
CLEVELAND 35, seattle 9
INDIANAPOLIS 10, buffalo 9
green bay 34, TAMPA BAY 19
new england 13, CHICAGO 3
ATLANTA 10, arizona 6
CINCINNATI 33, philadelphia 30
kansas city 19, LA RAIDERS 9
HOUSTON 24, ny jets 10
SAN DIEGO 37, pittsburgh 34
new orleans 30, DENVER 28
washington 24, LA RAMS 21
MIAMI 27, detroit 20
MINNESOTA 21, san francisco 14
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51.512 | | CTHQ::MCCULLOUGH | Hakuna Matata - means no worries... | Tue Dec 27 1994 10:19 | 1 |
| Should be some interesting lines on the firsted round playoff games...
|
51.513 | home field | HBAHBA::HAAS | dingle lingo | Tue Dec 27 1994 10:26 | 4 |
| So far all's I sees is both Miami and Cleveland favored by the normal
home field - 3 to 3� - over KC and the Pats, respectively.
TTom
|
51.514 | Bowls so far | HBAHBA::HAAS | dingle lingo | Thu Dec 29 1994 08:17 | 3 |
| Boston College 12, Kansas St 7
Utah 16, Arizona 13
Virginia 20, TCU 10
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51.515 | BYU in a blow out | HBAHBA::HAAS | dingle lingo | Fri Dec 30 1994 10:31 | 4 |
| Boston College 12, Kansas St 7
Utah 16, Arizona 13
Virginia 20, TCU 10
BYU 31, Oklahoma 6
|
51.516 | All Bowl Scores | HBAHBA::HAAS | dingle lingo | Tue Jan 03 1995 09:33 | 18 |
| Boston College 12, Kansas St 7
Utah 16, Arizona 13
Virginia 20, TCU 10
BYU 31, Oklahoma 6
Texas 35, No Carolina 31
Tennessee 45, Va Tech 23
Michigan 24, Colorado St 14
Illinois 30, East Carolina 0
Washington St 10, Baylor 3
Nebraska 24, Miami-Fl 17
NC State 28, Mississippi St 24
Wisconsin 34, Duke 20
So Carolina 24, West Virginia 21
Southern Cal 55, Texas Tech 14
Alabama 24, Ohio St 17
Colorado 41, Notre Dame 24
Penn St 38, Oregon 20
Florida St 23, Florida 17
|
51.517 | Wild Cards | HBAHBA::HAAS | dingle lingo | Tue Jan 03 1995 09:46 | 4 |
| GREEN BAY 16, detroit 12
MIAMI 27, kansas city 17
CLEVELAND 20, new england 13
chicago 35, MINNESOTA 18
|
51.518 | so far | HBAHBA::HAAS | dingle lingo | Sun Jan 08 1995 10:17 | 2 |
| PITTSBURGH 29, cleveland 9
SAN FRANCISCO 44, chicago 15
|
51.519 | just in case | HBAHBA::HAAS | dingle lingo | Mon Jan 09 1995 10:04 | 2 |
| DALLAS 35, green bay 9
SAN DIEGO 22, miami 21
|
51.520 | Conference results | HBAHBA::HAAS | dingle lingo | Mon Jan 16 1995 09:20 | 2 |
| san diego 17, PITTSBURGH 13
SAN FRANCISCO 38, dallas 28
|
51.535 | I'm not completely stupid I hope, but... | AKOCOA::BREEN | | Wed Feb 01 1995 09:18 | 12 |
| Who is Tampa Bay? Did some team move down there? Winnipeg? Now that
this is the "IN" sport I need to know these things.
I caught the expansion to Florida and they play somewhere near Miami
but they're not Miami...
And I know the San Jose Sharks are going to win the next Cup..
And the Rangers will be settling back into another half-century of
obscurity
Billte
|
51.536 | | CAMONE::WAY | Conspiring to make a mutiny... | Wed Feb 01 1995 10:39 | 6 |
| Tampa Bay Lightning....one of the two FLA expansion teams.
The other is the Florida Panthers.
I'm probably mixed up, but I think Phil Esposito is the GM for the Lightning...
|
51.537 | | ROCK::GRONOWSKI | The dream is always the same... | Wed Feb 01 1995 11:03 | 4 |
51.538 | B's rule | AD::HEATH | Pitchers and catchers report when??? | Wed Feb 01 1995 11:32 | 6 |
|
Sharks are nothing but a cool logo and your right 'Saw. Espo is the
GM of the Lightning.
Jerry
|
51.539 | See 11.919 | AKOCOA::BREEN | | Wed Feb 01 1995 11:44 | 8 |
| I was there first...
I've been heckled on my Sharks observation before and now there's two
of us but anyone actually watching them will know it's not mirrors.
Now having all those Europeans will challenge the integrity of the nhl
hierachy. The loss to Toronto I will chalk up to experience and home
advantage.
|
51.540 | | ROCK::GRONOWSKI | The dream is always the same... | Wed Feb 01 1995 11:46 | 3 |
51.541 | The Mighty Pelicans rule! | DZIGN::ROBICHAUD | SaveThePatriots | Wed Feb 01 1995 11:49 | 1 |
|
|
51.542 | | CAMONE::WAY | Conspiring to make a mutiny... | Wed Feb 01 1995 12:08 | 6 |
| > -< The Mighty Pelicans rule! >-
That's P....E....L..... PELICANS! 8^)
|
51.543 | | PCBUOA::LEFEBVRE | PCBU Asia/Pacific Marketing | Wed Feb 01 1995 13:16 | 4 |
| The Lightning are not an expansion team...They're one of the Original
26.
Mark.
|
51.544 | When NY Ameircans folded there were 6 | AKOCOA::BREEN | | Wed Feb 01 1995 13:39 | 7 |
| Well's there's an original 6 then 12 more only some of them moved
around. Then the other league joined up and I became familiar with say
Edmonton but Winnipeg...eh.
So somehow the total reached 26 and Tampa Bay was one of them but,
again, where'd they come from? Maybe it's hockey in Florida as a
concept that's blocking me here.
|
51.545 | | PCBUOA::LEFEBVRE | PCBU Asia/Pacific Marketing | Wed Feb 01 1995 13:43 | 7 |
| Tampa Bay came into the league a few years ago with San Jose.
Florida came in last year ago with Anaheim.
Minny relocated to Dallas.
Mark.
|
51.547 | | CAMONE::WAY | Conspiring to make a mutiny... | Wed Feb 01 1995 14:26 | 12 |
| > Tampa Bay came into the league a few years ago with San Jose.
Yeah, and they're what I termed and expansion team. Both teams in FLA
are expansion. One was just from a more recent expansion! 8^)
> Minny relocated to Dallas.
Yeah, how weird was that.....8^)
|
51.548 | | SNAX::ERICKSON | Time for Vacation... | Wed Feb 01 1995 14:46 | 2 |
|
Karen, do you like lose-i-peg? Or just Teemu Seleanne?
|
51.551 | Not to speak of the merchandise | AKOCOA::BREEN | That is enough for me and for thee | Thu Feb 02 1995 11:24 | 4 |
| There's still room on that Shark bandwagon. Groaner and I will shut it
down after the first round of the playoffs so get your seat early.
|
51.552 | | WMOIS::CHAPALONIS_M | jan 1, 279, 270 267.. 230 or bust!!!! | Thu Feb 02 1995 11:48 | 5 |
|
Speaking of Groaner.
HAS CLEVELAND EVER WON THE STANLEY CUP????
|
51.554 | | ROCK::GRONOWSKI | The dream is always the same... | Fri Feb 03 1995 09:34 | 3 |
51.555 | Just to set the record straight... | MUNDIS::SSHERMAN | Steve Sherman @MFR | Fri Feb 03 1995 11:00 | 12 |
| San Jose came into the league alone. This is their 4th season.
The Lightning came in with the Senators. This is their 3rd season.
Florida came in with the Mighty Ducks of Anaheim. This is their 2nd season.
As for the Shark bandwagon: I'd love to see the names Makarov and Larionov
on the Stanley Cup.
Steve
|
51.556 | | PCBUOA::LEFEBVRE | PCBU Asia/Pacific Marketing | Fri Feb 03 1995 13:03 | 4 |
| Thanks, Steve...my comment about San Jose didn't look right after I
wrote the note.
Mark.
|
51.559 | The truth but not the whole truth | MUNDIS::SSHERMAN | Steve Sherman @MFR | Mon Feb 06 1995 11:09 | 19 |
| > Thanks, Steve...my comment about San Jose didn't look right after I
> wrote the note.
>
> Mark.
Actually, Mark, I oversimplified the Sharks' entry into the NHL. At the
time, the Gund brothers, who wanted the San Jose franchise, owned the
Minnesota North Stars. A series of machinations, of the sort of which
perhaps only the NHL is capable, led to their acquiring the rights to
San Jose and to a healthy piece of the Stars' roster, in exchange for
selling Minnesota to a local hero who would keep the team in town. We
all know how that turned out.
The NHL regularly pulls off stunts like this. I suppose the most recent
was the split of the Ducks' entry fee between Bruce McNall and the rest
of the league, as territorial indemnification. Didn't do ol' Bruce a
helluva lot of good, of course.
Steve
|
51.567 | | MKFSA::LONG | Close, but no cigar! | Tue Feb 14 1995 08:26 | 8 |
| >> Boston at undefeated PittsburgH
Nice try at the old KoD, Karen. Here's one who hopes it doesn't
work this time.
billl
|
51.570 | | METSNY::francus | There is no joy in Mudville | Thu Feb 16 1995 13:42 | 3 |
| another 2-1 game for Buffalo!
The Crazy Met
|
51.581 | We can only hope | AD::HEATH | Pitchers and catchers report when??? | Wed Mar 01 1995 06:53 | 3 |
|
Will the drabs ever win again:*)
|
51.588 | | MKFSA::LONG | Let your tongue hang out. Stay cool. | Wed Mar 08 1995 08:27 | 8 |
| >Quebec 5 Pitts. 4
Pens seem to be in a bit of a tailspin lately. Too bad they don't
play the Broons more often.
billl
|
51.589 | Pens will loose in the first round | AD::HEATH | Pitchers and catchers report when??? | Wed Mar 08 1995 11:15 | 5 |
|
Eat dirt. They were lucky the last 11 times in a row. :*(
Jerry
|
51.598 | | MKFSA::LONG | Let your tongue hang out. Stay cool. | Thu Mar 16 1995 13:51 | 10 |
| > Montreal 8 Pitts. 5 Schneider 2 g a, Damphousse 4a, Jagr 2g
Gawd how long before Barasso is back? Wreggett shows up on the
list of goalies with the most wins, but his goals/saves ratio
leaves quite a bit to be desired. I don't think he's had a
shutout yet.
billl
|
51.600 | Broons>>Habs>>Flight-less_Birds | PCBUOA::LEFEBVRE | PCBU Asia/Pacific Marketing | Fri Mar 17 1995 05:13 | 2 |
|
|
51.601 | | MKFSA::LONG | Let your tongue hang out. Stay cool. | Fri Mar 17 1995 07:19 | 6 |
| > -< Broons>>Habs>>Flight-less_Birds >-
Looks like one of those loop thangs. 'specially since Pens>>>Broons.
billl
|
51.602 | | CSC32::MACGREGOR | | Fri Mar 17 1995 08:10 | 2 |
|
anybody have the NCAA scores ?
|
51.603 | | MKFSA::LONG | Let your tongue hang out. Stay cool. | Fri Mar 17 1995 08:27 | 35 |
| scores for yesterday...
NO. 1 KANSAS 82, No. 16 Colgate 68
NO. 1 KENTUCKY 113, No. 16 Mt St Marys 67
NO. 1 WAKE FOREST 79, No. 16 North Carolina A&T 47
No. 11 Texas 90, NO. 6 OREGON 73
No. 12 Miami Ohio 71, NO. 5 ARIZONA 62
No. 13 Manhattan 77, NO. 4 OKLAHOMA 67
NO. 2 CONNECTICUT 100, No. 15 Tennessee Chat 71
NO. 3 MARYLAND 87, No. 14 Gonzaga 63
NO. 4 OKLAHOMA STATE 73, No. 13 Drexel 49
NO. 4 VIRGINIA 96, No. 13 Nicholls State 72
NO. 5 ALABAMA 91, No. 12 Pennsylvania 85
NO. 5 ARIZONA STATE 81, No. 12 Ball State 66
NO. 7 CINCINNATI 77, No. 10 Temple 71
NO. 8 WESTERN KENTUCKY 82, No. 9 Michigan 76
No. 9 St Louis 64, NO. 8 MINNESOTA 61
No. 9 Tulane 76, NO. 8 BYU 70
|
51.604 | Late scores for expats...please | AMIS::STRAGE | David STRAGE @GEO | Mon Mar 20 1995 04:38 | 18 |
|
Without your help we have to wait another 24 hours for scores...
Can you help out a couple of expats (who are running their own NCAA
pool) with scores of the following late games:
Memphis / Purdue
Syracuse / Arkansas
Iowa St. / North Carolina
Tulsa / Old Dominion
UCLA / Missouri
Miss. St / Utah
Thanks,
PJ
|
51.608 | | CAMONE::WAY | USS Kete, SS-306, On Eternal Patrol | Mon Mar 20 1995 09:13 | 11 |
| >
> DEVILS 4 Bruins 3 OT Richer 2g, Neely 2g, Naslund g
>
How much does THAT suck.
Lacher looked incredibly human last night, but the defense in front of
him looked sub-human.....
'Saw
|
51.609 | | CAMONE::WAY | USS Kete, SS-306, On Eternal Patrol | Mon Mar 20 1995 09:13 | 16 |
| > <<< Note 51.604 by AMIS::STRAGE "David STRAGE @GEO" >>>
> -< Late scores for expats...please >-
> Thanks,
> PJ
All you have to know is that Arsenal sucks.....
;^)
'Saw
|
51.610 | Old battles (relationships) renewed.. | AMIS::STRAGE | David STRAGE @GEO | Mon Mar 20 1995 12:30 | 19 |
|
> All you have to know is that Arsenal sucks......
Oh sh*t, here we go again!! (Maybe getting back on-line wasn't such a
good idea!!)
'saw, as you have such a great memory, can you tell me who won the
European Cup Winners Cup last year and who is playing Sampdoria in the
semi-finals this year??
8-), 8-)
PJ
PS. Before you mention it, I did see 'pool beat Man U this weekend.
PJ
|
51.611 | | CAMONE::WAY | USS Kete, SS-306, On Eternal Patrol | Mon Mar 20 1995 13:09 | 25 |
| >
> Oh sh*t, here we go again!! (Maybe getting back on-line wasn't such a
> good idea!!)
>
I'm not forgetting the paper that I was sent with all the Gunners stuff
in the back. The Page 3 girl wasn't bad though, that's why I kept it....8^)
> 'saw, as you have such a great memory, can you tell me who won the
> European Cup Winners Cup last year and who is playing Sampdoria in the
> semi-finals this year??
Uh, I dunno....8^) (You know damn well I know....)
And yep, my Reds did knock off Manchester U.....
Glad to see you back PJ....
'Saw
|
51.612 | | EDWIN::WAUGAMAN | | Mon Mar 20 1995 13:17 | 9 |
|
> I'm not forgetting the paper that I was sent with all the Gunners stuff
> in the back. The Page 3 girl wasn't bad though, that's why I kept it....8^)
Is she wearing or not wearing the trademark "Arsenal on the Arse"
lettering (cool jersey, I think)? ;-)
glenn
|
51.613 | | CAMONE::WAY | USS Kete, SS-306, On Eternal Patrol | Mon Mar 20 1995 13:35 | 7 |
| > Is she wearing or not wearing the trademark "Arsenal on the Arse"
> lettering (cool jersey, I think)? ;-)
No, fortunately, all that Gunners "crap" was kept on the back page. 8^)
'Saw
|
51.621 | More NCAA scores for Expats...pls | AMIS::STRAGE | David STRAGE @GEO | Mon Mar 27 1995 06:27 | 11 |
|
NCAA Regional scores please.....(for us poor European expats)....
Thanks,
PJ
PS. 'saw, don't even mention Man United 3-0 victory over the Arse. It
was a different team playing - they were just wearing our uniforms.
|
51.627 | | CAMONE::WAY | USS Trigger SS-237, On Eternal Patrol | Fri Mar 31 1995 10:25 | 4 |
| > Bruins 3 NYI 2 Neely g, Moger g, Leach g, Bourque 2a
Would that have been Moger's first NHL goal?
|
51.631 | | CAMONE::WAY | USS Pickeral SS-177, On Eternal Patrol | Mon Apr 03 1995 09:36 | 12 |
| > Caps 2 Bruins 1 Nelson g, Kasatonov g, Carey 25 saves
DAMN!
With the Women's Championship game on yesterday, I didn't see this game.
But it seems like the Bruins are scoring less than a pimply faced teenage
boy with coke-bottle eyeglasses these days.....
'Saw
|
51.632 | Get Sinden off his ass | PCBUOA::LEFEBVRE | PCBU Asia/Pacific Marketing | Mon Apr 03 1995 12:45 | 3 |
| Here's hoping the B's miss the playoffs.
Mark.
|
51.633 | | CAMONE::WAY | USS Pickeral SS-177, On Eternal Patrol | Mon Apr 03 1995 12:57 | 8 |
| I think it's time to get rid of Sutter. I mean, what the heck does this
guy do?
I don't think they'll miss the playoffs, but neither do I see them going
very far.....
sigh....
|
51.634 | | DZIGN::ROBICHAUD | L.T. - What a Man! | Mon Apr 03 1995 17:33 | 6 |
| You can blame Sutter, you can blame Sinden, but the Broons have the
5th lowest payroll in the NHL. Money does buy happiness. I'll
guarentee you that the Broons do not have the 5th lowest ticket price
in the NHL.
/Don
|
51.635 | hypocrits abound! | MKOTS3::LONG | Play ball!! | Mon Apr 03 1995 17:51 | 9 |
| re .634:
That is exactly what started the demise of MLB as we once knew it,
trying to buy championships. Sorry, /er, money in one's pocket
does not make one a better hockey player.
billl
|
51.636 | | DZIGN::ROBICHAUD | L.T. - What a Man! | Mon Apr 03 1995 18:10 | 8 |
| No Billl, but spending money to get better players to surround
Bourque Oates and Neely will make the Broons a better team. Then I'm
to assume that you are very unhappy with the Pengoons championships
since they're either the 2nd or 3rd highest payroll in the NHL. And if
the Broons ticket price was fifth from the bottom, I wouldn't complain
about the team not winning the Stanley Cup.
/Don
|
51.638 | | CAMONE::WAY | USS Pickerel SS-177, On Eternal Patrol | Tue Apr 04 1995 09:00 | 22 |
| > gOwhaLE at Buffalo
This sounds like it is the front-end of a home and home. I'm seeing the
Whale play Buffalo at Harfaa on Saturday.
Surprisingly enough, they actually put out a pretty good package this
season called "Family Day".
You get four $29 seats, four hot dogs, four soft drinks, and two buckets
of popcorn, all for $70.
Since Kim's youngest is in kindergarten with Darren Turcotte's daughter,
we thought we'd take the two boys to the game. As long as I get a
couple of beers, I'll be happy.
I guess I should root for the Whalers, since the dreaded Sabres (gawd I
hate that team) are breathing down the miserly Bruins neck in the standings....
'Saw
|
51.641 | | MKOTS3::LONG | Play ball!! | Thu Apr 06 1995 10:50 | 8 |
| > gOWhalE 8 Pitts. 4 Chibirev hat trick, Smyth g, Jagr g
Yipes! Maybe the Pens outa spend some of that big payroll
/er says they got on some defense.
billl
|
51.642 | | PCBUOA::LEFEBVRE | PCBU Asia/Pacific Marketing | Thu Apr 06 1995 12:43 | 3 |
| Does Hartford own the Pens this year or what?
Mark.
|
51.652 | | CAMONE::WAY | USS Snook SS-279, On Eternal Patrol | Thu Apr 20 1995 14:16 | 3 |
| > Bruins 4 Buffalo 1 Oates g 2a, Neely g 2a, Mogilny g
Great game but Heinz was robbed.....
|
51.653 | Hienze Hughes Donato and Murray to Providence. | AD::HEATH | Pitchers and catchers report when??? | Thu Apr 20 1995 15:04 | 5 |
|
Hienze is still a major stiff.
Jerry
|
51.654 | Couldn't make Providence | WILLEE::MAILLOUX | | Thu Apr 20 1995 15:14 | 5 |
|
For the life of me, I just don't know what they see in Donato.
He must have pictures of Harry or something ;^)
RM
|
51.655 | | CAMONE::WAY | USS Snook SS-279, On Eternal Patrol | Thu Apr 20 1995 15:19 | 7 |
| I disagree about Murray.
Last season, and what I've seen this season, he works hard and digs well
in the corners....
'Saw
|
51.656 | All hype | PCBUOA::LEFEBVRE | PCBU Asia/Pacific Marketing | Thu Apr 20 1995 16:01 | 3 |
| Murray is an underachiever of biblical proportions.
Mark.
|
51.658 | | CAMONE::WAY | USS Snook SS-279, On Eternal Patrol | Fri Apr 21 1995 09:32 | 37 |
| >
> Murray is an underachiever of biblical proportions.
>
In the games I've seen, he digs well in the corners and forechecks well.
He *could* put the puck in the net a bit more.....
Last night's win was ugly. Really ugly. But you have to admire the work
ethic as the sands of time slipped through the third period's hourglass.
Ted Donato (everybody's second favorite stiff) had a beautiful goal to
pull the flat Bruins back to a 5-3 deficit. It showed a lot of work and
a lot of hustle.
Don Sweeney's rush was a thang of beauty too. What the hell, sometimes
you have to make something happen.
Sandy Moger got lucky that he kicked it to his stick, but hey, a goal
is a goal is a goal.
And finally, when the puck came back to Ray Bouque on the point, I just
KNEW it was going in the net. Ray would not be denied.
I hope they see this as a wake up call......
Got a big kick out of Leo Boivin.....
'Saw
|
51.661 | Enlightened self-interest | MUNDIS::SSHERMAN | Steve Sherman @MFR DTN 865-2944 | Mon Apr 24 1995 08:54 | 26 |
| >Buffalo........18 18 6 42 NYRangers.......19 21 3 41
>Montreal.......18 20 5 41 Florida.........17 20 5 39
>gOWhAlE........18 21 5 41 Tampa Bay.......17 23 3 37
*******
Sorry, Karen, I've got a lot of sympathy for the Hartford franchise and the
hard work a lot of people have done to keep it there, and I enjoyed watching
the team, as well, but if the Rangers miss the playoffs, my season is over.
Jeff's brother will instantly lose interest in hockey and we will have
received our last videotape.
The Rangers have been a frustrating team this year, and objectively, I
wouldn't mind seeing them out, but the brutal reality is that without
them, the only hockey I'll see will be the one hour highlights show on
NBC Super Channel.
Okay, okay, so I'll also be in the States for four weeks, glued to ESPN2 and
FOX, but that's well before the finals. See, if the Rangers get in and then
bow out magnificently (as in 1993 against the Pens), then Jon gets emotionally
attached to the opponent. With luck, this continues all the way to the end.
(We actually got the LA-Mtl final from him.) But if they miss the playoffs,
I have no hope.
You DO understand, don't you?
Steve
|
51.662 | | CAMONE::WAY | USS Snook SS-279, On Eternal Patrol | Mon Apr 24 1995 09:12 | 6 |
| I'll say this for the Whalers. At least under the new ownership they're
in the playoff hunt this year.
That cannot help but be a good thing for the city of Hartford.
But I noticed yesterday that the Whalers still have a long way to go.....
|
51.664 | Name me some whales to watch | AKOCOA::BREEN | | Tue Apr 25 1995 12:59 | 9 |
| 'Saw,
Only the Islanders and Ottawa are really out of it at this point.
I said then they came back that they should just qualify everyone and
expand the Cup, sort of like the Indiana high school tournement.
But I agree goWhale - maybe I'll get Nesn to watch'em. I've lost it
with the Bruins under Sinden's B-minus system. Problem is I' don't
know any Whales - I take it Francis is long since gone.
|
51.665 | Not on NESN | SHRMSG::GALVIN | knockemdownspinemrounheygobowling | Tue Apr 25 1995 13:05 | 5 |
| Bill,
goWhale is on Sprotschannel, not NESN.
RTG
|
51.666 | Seen more rubber than Goodyear | SALEM::DODA | Masquerading father | Tue Apr 25 1995 13:31 | 1 |
| Sean Burke.
|
51.667 | At the same time | AKOCOA::BREEN | | Tue Apr 25 1995 13:36 | 1 |
| Darn, I was hoping to keep a sharp eye on Mo and learn about whales
|
51.668 | | CAMONE::WAY | USS Grenadier SS-210, On Eternal Patrol | Tue Apr 25 1995 15:47 | 15 |
| Let me see....
Whalers:
Geoff Sanderson is their "hottest" scorer, but he's injured.
Darren Turcotte is really good.
They got Ranheim, McCrimmon, Adam Burt, Sean Burke, Frank Kuchera,
Glenn Wesley....
I can't remember any more names....
'Saw
|
51.671 | | CAMONE::WAY | USS Grenadier SS-210, On Eternal Patrol | Thu Apr 27 1995 09:07 | 3 |
| > Bruins 1 gOWHALE 0 Czerkawski g, Lacher 22 saves, Burke 33 saves
That was a helluva good game......
|
51.672 | | SNAX::ERICKSON | Money + Boredom = MJ | Thu Apr 27 1995 10:06 | 10 |
|
The Whale are virtually eliminated from the playoffs. They
currently have 41 pts and only 2 games to play. So they can only
get 45 pts max. While the Rangers have 43 pts and three games to
play. The 1st tie-breaker is number of wins during the season. The
Rangers will win this tie-breaker. The Rangers must lose all of
there remaining games, while Hartford wins all of there remaining
games. For Hartford to have any chance at the playoffs.
Ron
|
51.673 | IHL | ODIXIE::ZOGRAN | Youngest one's walking - OH NO! | Thu Apr 27 1995 10:17 | 7 |
| Does anyone have the results of the IHL game between Atlanta and Las
Vegas last night. The paper didn't have anything and the local FAN
station didn't say (sheesh).
UMDan
|
51.674 | lv 2-1 | CNTROL::KING | | Thu Apr 27 1995 11:23 | 2 |
| Las Vegas 2
Atlanta 1
|
51.675 | No Turner Cup this year | ODIXIE::ZOGRAN | Youngest one's walking - OH NO! | Thu Apr 27 1995 12:50 | 3 |
| Thanks. The Knights are out of it.
UMDan
|
51.676 | whadaya spect from a guy who's likes the B**** | MKOTS3::LONG | Spring has sprung, grass has riz | Thu Apr 27 1995 14:46 | 8 |
| >> -< No Turner Cup this year >-
This wouldn't be named after that meglamainiac of Turner Broadcasting
fame, now would it?
It would be just like him to name a trophy after himself.
billl
|
51.677 | | CAMONE::WAY | USS Grenadier SS-210, On Eternal Patrol | Thu Apr 27 1995 16:32 | 4 |
| Uh, Bill, I think you mean megalomaniac. But that's an awfully strong
word, connoting mental imbalance, mental illness, etc etc etc.
Were you looking for egotistical instead?
|
51.679 | | ODIXIE::ZOGRAN | Youngest one's walking - OH NO! | Fri Apr 28 1995 10:04 | 5 |
| re .676 - I am not sure who it is named after (IHL Leauge cup), but
it's not Teddy boy. I think Jane wanted to name it the "Ho Cup", but
the folks at COYOTE had that one wrapped up.
UMDan
|
51.680 | 4/30 results | MKOTS3::YOUNG | | Sun Apr 30 1995 20:26 | 4 |
| Anyone have the NBA and MLB results for Sunday? I'm in work and don't
have access to the scores?
Thanks,
|
51.681 | up to date NBA | HBAHBA::HAAS | You ate my hiding place. | Mon May 01 1995 11:46 | 25 |
| So far:
East: Indiana 90, Atlanta 82
Indiana 105, Atlanta 97
Orlando 124, Boston 77
Boston 99, Orlando 92
New York 103, Cleveland 79
Cleveland 90, New York 84.
Chicago 108, Charlotte 100 OT
Charlotte 100, Chicago 89
West: San Antonio 104, Denver 88
San Antonio 122, Denver 96
Phoenix 129, Portland 102
Phoenix 103, Portland 94
Utah 102, Houston 100
Houston 140, Utah 126
Seattle 96, LA Lakers 71
LA Lakers 84, Seattle 82
|
51.684 | Naslund maybe got the third star | AD::HEATH | Pitchers and catchers report when??? | Tue May 02 1995 09:26 | 10 |
|
Karen...
Bruins 5 Ottawa 4 Hughes 2g, Neely g a, Bourque g a, Yashin 2a
You sure about stone hands nettin two last night. Thought Ried, Donato
and someone else had one.
Jerry
|
51.685 | | CAMONE::WAY | USS Grenadier SS-210, On Eternal Patrol | Tue May 02 1995 10:09 | 8 |
| > Bruins 5 Ottawa 4 Hughes 2g, Neely g a, Bourque g a, Yashin 2a
>
> You sure about stone hands nettin two last night. Thought Ried, Donato
> and someone else had one.
Hughes isn't as bad a Heinze.......
Gotta love Dave Reid. The guy works his a__ off.....
|
51.686 | | SNAX::ERICKSON | Money + Boredom = MJ | Tue May 02 1995 10:15 | 6 |
|
Looks like the B's will get about the 7-10th pick in the draft.
Thanks to the Whale signing Glen Wesley. Just think the Whale can
stink for 2 more years and benefit the B's even more.
Ron
|
51.687 | | CAMONE::WAY | USS Grenadier SS-210, On Eternal Patrol | Tue May 02 1995 10:17 | 23 |
| > Looks like the B's will get about the 7-10th pick in the draft.
> Thanks to the Whale signing Glen Wesley. Just think the Whale can
> stink for 2 more years and benefit the B's even more.
Yeah, ain't that something!
The press down here has been riding the hell out of Chris Pronger.
Pronger is the latest in a long line of "draft picks with great promise"
who've never panned out.
Pronger, who was touted as the next Larry Robinson to the folks in the
central CT area, is like the 4th defensemen on the squad, and has a poor
+/-. He's pretty lazy.
The current excuse is that he's only 20, but they're riding the hell out of
him because he's making more money than Ray Bourque.
I wish we had more Bruins coverage down here.....
'Saw
|
51.689 | | PCBUOA::LEFEBVRE | A Repo Man is always intense | Tue May 02 1995 10:25 | 3 |
| Habs miss playoffs, parade in Quebec!
Mark.
|
51.690 | NBA | HBAHBA::HAAS | You ate my hiding place. | Tue May 02 1995 11:10 | 3 |
| NBA:
new york 83, CLEVELAND 81
LA LAKERS 105, seattle 101
|
51.692 | NBA | HBAHBA::HAAS | terminal delirium | Wed May 03 1995 10:51 | 5 |
| NBA:
indiana 105, ATLANTA 89 Indiana wins series 3-0
CHICAGO 103, charlotte 80 Series: Chicago 2-1
san antonio 99, DENVER 95 San Antonio wins series 3-0
phoenix 117, PORTLAND 109 Phoenix wins series 3-0
|
51.695 | Hockey questions of great import | AKOCOA::BREEN | They don't make Chews like Charlston any more.. | Thu May 04 1995 10:29 | 8 |
| Questions?
So who do broons play, Wash or NJ?
Did Sharks need last nights tie or did they already have the
breaker over LAKings
Is Groaner going to get back on Sharks bandwagon or will he remain
in the background and come on strong if they win a game at Detroit?
|
51.697 | | PCBUOA::LEFEBVRE | A Repo Man is always intense | Thu May 04 1995 10:40 | 5 |
| Debils at home.
Gawd, I wish Wardle was around for this series.
Mark.
|
51.698 | NBA | HBAHBA::HAAS | terminal delirium | Thu May 04 1995 11:15 | 2 |
| orlando 82, BOSTON 77
utah 95, HOUSTON 82
|
51.699 | | AKOCOA::BREEN | They don't make Chews like Charlston any more.. | Thu May 04 1995 12:47 | 4 |
| > The Sharks made the playoffs...
I was wondering if they had lost last night if they would have won the
tb with la?
|
51.700 | | CAMONE::WAY | USS Largato SS-371, In Memoriam | Thu May 04 1995 13:04 | 16 |
| > I was wondering if they had lost last night if they would have won the
> tb with la?
I believe so. I *think* they would because they have more wins.
When the Whalers were in the running down here and it looked like there
might be a tie with the Rangers, everyone said that Rangers would take it
because they had more wins.
I thought they might look at the head-to-head series, but no one mentioned
that.....
'Saw
|
51.704 | | MSBCS::BRYDIE | I need somebody to shove! | Wed May 10 1995 11:48 | 2 |
|
Anyone have last night's NBA scores?
|
51.705 | Two routs | ILBBAK::SILVESTRI | I have no answers | Wed May 10 1995 11:58 | 7 |
| >> Anyone have last night's NBA scores?
NY Knicks and Phoenix Suns both won going away ...
Suns score was 130-108 ...
Vinny
|
51.708 | Just wondering | BSS::MENDEZ | | Fri May 12 1995 12:40 | 4 |
| -1 I don't know much about hockey and scoring statistics but how can
the vancouver vs st louis score have a total of 7 goals and 8 assists.
Can someone splain it to me???
|
51.709 | | CAMONE::WAY | USS Largato SS-371, In Memoriam | Fri May 12 1995 12:46 | 14 |
| > -1 I don't know much about hockey and scoring statistics but how can
> the vancouver vs st louis score have a total of 7 goals and 8 assists.
> Can someone splain it to me???
Two assists can be awarded for each goal -- the last two players of the
scoring team to touch the puck prior to the actual goal scorer.
7 goals could generate 14 assists.
'Saw
|
51.710 | thanks | BSS::MENDEZ | | Fri May 12 1995 12:54 | 1 |
|
|
51.714 | | MKOTS3::LONG | Life is better left to chance. | Wed May 17 1995 14:40 | 5 |
| Jagr's first goal, with two Caps hanging all over him was a
thing of beauty!
billl
|
51.715 | he's a clown | AD::HEATH | Pitchers and catchers report when??? | Wed May 17 1995 15:20 | 4 |
|
Jagr's still a cross dresser.
|
51.716 | | MKOTS3::LONG | Life is better left to chance. | Wed May 17 1995 15:25 | 4 |
| But he's one fast skatin', stick handlin', cross dresser!
billl
|
51.718 | | AD::HEATH | Pitchers and catchers report when??? | Thu May 18 1995 07:33 | 4 |
|
True.
|
51.722 | I'm just bustin I think you left out the 'Hawks score/ 2 ot's | AD::HEATH | Don't get to excited yet | Wed Jun 07 1995 09:28 | 7 |
|
Karen...
How could DeTriot win 4-2 in OT?
Jerry
|
51.724 | Sushi night? | ODIXIE::ZOGRAN | Watch out, kids are out of school! | Wed Jun 07 1995 10:24 | 3 |
| What was the octopi count?
UMDan
|
51.725 | week one preseason results | MKOTS3::tcc122.mko.dec.com::long | Some gave all... | Tue Aug 01 1995 16:44 | 6 |
| anyone have the pre-season score from last weekend? nothing mentioned
in Pool_95.
billl
|
51.726 | yeah man | HBAHBA::HAAS | bugged | Tue Aug 01 1995 17:41 | 3 |
| Carolina 20, Jacksonville 14
DALLAS 21, buffalo 15
DENVER 9, san francisco 7
|
51.727 | pro preseason, so far | HBAHBA::HAAS | bugged | Mon Aug 07 1995 11:14 | 19 |
| Friday:
detroit 30, NEW ENGLAND 17
jacksonville 24, MIAMI 21
pittsburgh 31, BUFFALO 10
cincinnati 34, INDIANAPOLIS 21
CHICAGO 18, carolina 15
Saturday:
GREEN BAY 27, new orleans 17
PHILADELPHIA 25, atlanta 17
ny jets 9, TAMPA BAY 3
KANSAS CITY 37, washington 21
arizona 16, HOUSTON 13
oakland 27, DALLAS 14
SEATTLE 34, st louis 20
denver 24, SAN FRANCISCO 10
Sunday:
ny giants 19, CLEVELAND 13
|
51.728 | NFL preseason | HBAHBA::HAAS | wake & bake | Fri Aug 11 1995 12:14 | 1 |
| DETROIT 19, jacksonville 3
|
51.729 | results so far | HBAHBA::HAAS | x,y,z,time,matter,energy | Mon Aug 14 1995 14:01 | 14 |
| DETROIT 19, jacksonville 3
ATLANTA 37, miami 0
tampa bay 31, CINCINNATI 7
NY GIANTS 14, new orleans 13
ARIZONA 22, kansas city 17
PHILADELPHIA 13, ny jets 13
CAROLINA 19, denver 10
BUFFALO 9, dallas 7
NEW ENGLAND 21, minnesota 14
WASHINGTON 16, houston 13
OAKLAND 27, st louis 22
indianapolis 20, SEATTLE 17
green bay 36, PITTSBURGH 13
san francisco 17, SAN DIEGO 6
|
51.730 | for those that aint heard | HBAHBA::HAAS | x,y,z,time,matter,energy | Tue Aug 15 1995 11:12 | 1 |
| CLEVELAND 55, chicago 13
|
51.731 | NFL results so far | HBAHBA::HAAS | x,y,z,time,matter,energy | Mon Aug 21 1995 11:56 | 14 |
| DETROIT 20, cincinnati 13
PHILADELPHIA 31, new england 7
st louis 27, JACKSONVILLE 10
MINNESOTA 20, oakland 17
indianapolis 20, GREEN BAY 17
MIAMI 27, washington 13
ATLANTA 19, cleveland 10
TAMPA BAY 20, pittsburgh 7
NY GIANTS 32, ny jets 31
KANSAS CITY 36, buffalo 10
SAN FRANCISCO 17, carolina 10
seattle 24, NEW ORLEANS 19
arizona 17, CHICAGO 16
HOUSTON, san diego - cancelled
|
51.732 | Cancelled? | BSS::NEUZIL | Just call me Fred | Mon Aug 21 1995 12:23 | 9 |
| | <<< Note 51.731 by HBAHBA::HAAS "x,y,z,time,matter,energy" >>>
| -< NFL results so far >-
|
|HOUSTON, san diego - cancelled
Huh?
Kevin
|
51.733 | | CAMONE::WAY | Pick 'em up and strut | Mon Aug 21 1995 12:24 | 8 |
| >|HOUSTON, san diego - cancelled
>
>
> Huh?
>
Problems with the turf in the Astrodome. Game not rescheduled.
|
51.734 | really bad turf | HBAHBA::HAAS | x,y,z,time,matter,energy | Mon Aug 21 1995 12:30 | 9 |
| >Problems with the turf in the Astrodome. Game not rescheduled.
Right you are.
The irony of this is that owner Bud Adams is threatening to leave Houston
if'n the city doesn't build him a new dome. I guess this shows him who's
the real boss :*)
TTom
|
51.735 | lasted night's results | HBAHBA::HAAS | lifepath perturbance | Fri Sep 01 1995 11:23 | 9 |
| Yawn:
Nebraska 64, Oklahoma St 21
And in a shocker:
Western Illinois 85, Iowa Wesleyan GOOSE-EGG-BABY!!!!
TTom
|
51.736 | | CSC32::MACGREGOR | Colorado: the TRUE mid-west | Mon Sep 11 1995 18:10 | 3 |
|
I don't have a paper, any NFL scores?
|
51.737 | | CNTROL::CHILDS | Washing Machine | Tue Sep 12 1995 10:52 | 15 |
|
Packers 27 Bears 24
Dolphins 20 Pats 3
Raiders 20 Redskins 8
Steelers 34 Oilers 17
Rams 17 Saints 13
Vikings 20 Lions 10
Bills 31 Panthers 9
Chiefs 20 Giants 17
Browns 22 Bucs 6
Colts 27 Jets 24
Chargers 14 Seattle 10
Bengals 24 Jags 17
Niners 41 Falcons 10
Eagles 31 Cards 19
|
51.738 | NFL week III | HBAHBA::HAAS | Network Consonant III | Mon Sep 18 1995 11:59 | 14 |
| san diego 27, PHILADELPHIA 21
GREEN BAY 14, ny giants 6
BUFFALO 20, indianapolis 14
KANSAS CITY 23, oakland 17 (OT)
cleveland 14, HOUSTON 7
atlanta 27, NEW ORLEANS 24 (OT)
arizona 20, DETROIT 17
st louis 31, CAROLINA 10
SAN FRANCISCO 28, new england 3
DENVER 38, washington 31
SEATTLE 24, cincinnati 21
chicago 25, TAMPA BAY 6
NY JETS 27, jacksonville 10
dallas 23, MINNESOTA 17 (OT)
|
51.739 | College | HBAHBA::HAAS | Network Consonant III | Mon Sep 18 1995 12:00 | 38 |
| Thursday:
KANSAS 38, tcu 20
Saturday:
FLORIDA ST 77, nc state 17
cincinnati 16, VA TECH 0
ILLINOIS 9, arizona 7
PENN ST 66, temple 14
iowa 27, IOWA ST 10
RUTGERS 27, navy 17
VIRGINIA 41, georgia tech 14
duke 23, ARMY 21
NEBRASKA 77, arizona st 28
kentucky 17, INDIANA 10
WYOMING 52, hawaii 6
COLORADO 66, ne louisiana 14
arkansas 20, ALABAMA 19
NOTRE DAME 41, vanderbilt 0
OKLAHOMA 24, smu 10
N TEXAS 30, oregon st 27
FLORIDA 62, tennessee 37
OHIO ST 30, washington 20
oregon 38, UCLA 31
TEXAS 38, pittsburgh 27
colorado st 27, AIR FORCE 20
michigan st 30, LOUISVILLE 7
TEXAS A&M 52, tulsa 9
michigan 23, BOSTON COLLEGE 13
wisconsin 24, STANFORD 24
clemson 29, WAKE FOREST 14
mississippi st 30, BAYLOR 21
MARYLAND 31, west virginia 17
TEXAS TECH 41, missouri 14
LSU 12, auburn 6
tulane 17, RICE 15
utah 36, NEW MEXICO 9
BYU 31, san diego st 19
SOUTHERN CAL 45, houston 10
|
51.740 | but is it a SPROT? | HBAHBA::HAAS | Network Consonant III | Tue Sep 19 1995 14:49 | 6 |
| World Chess Championship:
After 5 games,
Garry Kasparov (champ) 0-0-5
Viswanathan Anand 0-0-5
|
51.741 | NFL, so far | HBAHBA::HAAS | Network Consonant III | Mon Sep 25 1995 11:06 | 12 |
| Sunday:
minnesota 44, PITTSBURGH 24
NY GIANTS 45, new orleans 29
ST LOUIS 34, chicago 28
TAMPA BAY 14, washington 6
SAN DIEGO 17, denver 6
DALLAS 34, arizona 20
OAKLAND 48, philadelphia 17
ATLANTA 13, ny jets 3
CLEVELAND 35, kansas city 17
houston 38, CINCINNATI 28
green bay 24, JACKSONVILLE 14
|
51.742 | College | HBAHBA::HAAS | Network Consonant III | Mon Sep 25 1995 11:06 | 36 |
| Thursday:
no carolina 17, LOUISVILLE 10
Saturday:
virginia 22, CLEMSON 3
penn st 59, RUTGERS 34
SYRACUSE 27, minnesota 17
NOTRE DAME 55, texas 27
kentucky 35, SO CAROLINA 30
VA TECH 13, miami-fl 7
baylor 14, NC STATE 0
NORTHWESTERN 30, air force 6
KANSAS 20, houston 13
INDIANA 27, southern miss 26
ILLINOIS 7, east carolina 0
WISCONSIN 42, smu 0
WYOMING 45, oklahoma st 25
MISSOURI 31, ne louisiana 22
OKLAHOMA 51, n texas 10
COLORADO 29, texas a&m 21
TENNESSEE 52, mississippi st 14
ohio st 54, PITTSBURGH 14
PURDUE 35, michigan st 35
WASHINGTON 21, army 13
stanford 28, OREGON 21
ARKANSAS 27, memphis 20
WASHINGTON ST 24, ucla 15
MISSISSIPPI 18, georgia 10
MARYLAND 41, duke 28
wake forest 30, NAVY 7
LSU 52, rice 7
tcu 16, VANDERBILT 3
UTAH 25, fresno st 21
southern cal 31, ARIZONA 10
ARIZONA ST 20, oregon st 11
HAWAII 42, texas-el paso 21
|
51.743 | | CAMONE::WAY | Nine to the front, six to the rear | Mon Sep 25 1995 11:26 | 4 |
| Wesleyan (The One Right and True Wesleyan) beat whomever they were playing.
'Saw_for_JD
|
51.744 | Wesleyan 28, Middlebury 20 | HBAHBA::HAAS | Network Consonant III | Mon Sep 25 1995 11:43 | 0 |
51.745 | | CAMONE::WAY | Nine to the front, six to the rear | Mon Sep 25 1995 12:25 | 4 |
| Ah yes, that's it....
Middlebury wears them faux Michigan style helmets, with silver instead of
gold.
|
51.746 | Detroit 27, Niners 24 | HBAHBA::HAAS | Network Consonant III | Tue Sep 26 1995 10:27 | 10 |
| Doug Brien misses a FG at the end and the Lions hold on to win 27-24.
Detroit made a living outta the short pass which Mitchell played very
well. San Fran looked stuck in second gear much of the time.
Sanders got about 25 yards rushing, total, and Rice din't catch a TD.
Brien earlier missed another FG and Marquez Pope, the guy that plays
where Neon used to, was torched all night.
TTom
|
51.747 | Anand wins firsted game | HBAHBA::HAAS | Network Consonant III | Tue Sep 26 1995 10:38 | 10 |
| World Chess Championship:
After 9 games,
Viswanathan Anand 1-0-8
Garry Kasparov (champ) 0-1-8
Someone actually won a game.
TTom
|
51.748 | Kasparov to Anand: buzz off | HBAHBA::HAAS | arpecay iemday | Wed Sep 27 1995 11:28 | 15 |
| World Chess Championship:
After 10 games,
Garry Kasparov (champ) 1-1-8
Viswanathan Anand 1-1-8
In his words, Kasparov "played a powerful novelty". That obviously
distracted Anand, what with all them buzzing and grinding noises.
Reminds me of the times we used to smoke real bad cigars in the bridge
tournaments, back when it was a manly sport and you could smoke. We din't
have novelties in West Virginee.
TTom
|
51.749 | ah those uncoventional conventions of yesteryear | AKOCOA::BREEN | | Wed Sep 27 1995 11:35 | 3 |
| Can we play bridge over the net. I think I recall a few other bridge
players mentioned in here. SI used to have a bridge column every week
and Charles Goren was honorable mention for Man of the Year.
|
51.750 | remote bridge? | HBAHBA::HAAS | arpecay iemday | Wed Sep 27 1995 11:39 | 8 |
| There's a couple of BRIDGE conferences:
Contract Bridge (Card Game) TURRIS::BRIDGE
Contract Bridge over DECnet CTHQ1::WELKIN::REMOTE_BRIDGE
The second may be what you're lookin fer.
TTom
|
51.751 | | CAMONE::WAY | Nine to the front, six to the rear | Wed Sep 27 1995 11:42 | 13 |
| I must confess I've tried to read the rules of bridge and become befuddled
every time.
What with the East, the West, the North and the South it reminds me of
something else.
You have to bid, but you dont' have to submit and RFP, and you have rubbers, so
either some copulation is in the offing, or else the possibility of getting
one's feet wet exists.
Ah, the mysteries of Bridge......
|
51.752 | house rules | HBAHBA::HAAS | arpecay iemday | Wed Sep 27 1995 12:09 | 16 |
| The problem with bridge is the problem with chess: you have to understand
a fairly substantial set of rules afore you can play, at all.
But basically, it's spades with a bid - contract - on how many you can
make and a suit that's trump if'n you're not playing no trump in which
case they aint no trump. Then one guy becomes the dummy and gets up and
gets everyone a beer.
If'n you drink one beer per hand, bridge can be a lot of fun. Of course,
you can add to the festivities by making the loser of the hand drink
another one.
Hit 'em while they're down is what I always say. Be like Joe Paterno and
run up that danged ol' score.
TTom
|
51.753 | | AKOCOA::BREEN | | Wed Sep 27 1995 12:13 | 7 |
| well in bridge the signalling systems (conventions) have to be made
known to the opponents unlike, say, Kevin Kennedy's signalling for a
steal or a bunt. The Italian team was accused of having secret systems
to go along with their system.
In whist I think you can use whatever you want and it's up to the enemy
to figure out what you're doing.
|
51.754 | Rules suck... | EDWIN::WAUGAMAN | | Wed Sep 27 1995 12:19 | 15 |
|
> The problem with bridge is the problem with chess: you have to understand
> a fairly substantial set of rules afore you can play, at all.
The rules of chess ain't so bad. You just have to know what a few
pieces are allowed to do. Strag-e-dy is another matter entirely.
Someone like me can still play even though I have no idea of what
the hail I'm doing. Paired with an opponent of equal ignorance, you
move these little guys around for about an hour until either someone
accidently stumbles into checkmate, or there are only two kings left.
Now bridge, that surely is the game of jeenyuses...
glenn
|
51.755 | occasional psycho bid | HBAHBA::HAAS | arpecay iemday | Wed Sep 27 1995 12:21 | 16 |
| Yeah, in duplicate bridge, where everyone sitting in your position plays
the same hands as you, you have to fill out a little card declaring your
conventions. But of course, in the manlier version of the sport, lying,
cheating and ingnorance play a_equal part in the bidding. Conventions are
for saps!
The team that really got into trouble was the British team, led by one of
the truly greats, Terrence Leah. At the time, which was a while back, he
was the Michael Jordan of his sport. Leah was accused of holding his
cards in a certain way to tell his partner how many cards he had in a
given suits. The powers that be took away his world championships and
banned his bidding system that he invented.
Naturally, we played that system whilest smoking said same cheap cigars.
TTom
|
51.756 | | CAMONE::WAY | Nine to the front, six to the rear | Wed Sep 27 1995 13:45 | 13 |
| Yeah, I lost my fascination with chess when I realized that unless you're
thinking about 24 moves ahead, you're not ever gonna get very good.
This bridge thang sounds interesting though, especially the ceegars and
cheatin' stuff.
Is there like such a thing a "Full Contact Bridge" where you can wang your
opponents a good one every once in a while?
Also, is there a Wesleyan bridge team?
'Saw
|
51.757 | Mortal Kontract Bridge | HBAHBA::HAAS | arpecay iemday | Wed Sep 27 1995 13:48 | 7 |
| Bridge is much more finite than chess.
4 suits, 13 cards, high card wins excepting if'n it's trumped. Being able
to determine that the funny guy with a J beats all them spots on a 10 is
helpful. It's not required to be able to count to 52, neither.
TTom
|
51.759 | fifteen-2, fifteen-4, double run of 3 for 8... | HBAHBA::HAAS | arpecay iemday | Wed Sep 27 1995 14:08 | 7 |
| It's like Hearts in the sense that the high card takes the tricks, except
in Hearts you don't want anything and in bridge you want 'em all.
Cribbage is the bestest 2 handed card game they is. PERIOD. I've had a
cribbage board about as long as I've known about cards.
TTom
|
51.760 | Kitty Whisk RULES!!!!!! | CNTROL::CHILDS | Washing Machine | Wed Sep 27 1995 14:09 | 1 |
|
|
51.761 | Nor I suppose studying, come to think of it | AKOCOA::BREEN | | Wed Sep 27 1995 14:46 | 10 |
| If you think you can play cribbage get the computer game and turn it
all the way up. The sob learns your tendencies, has the numbers all
computed and totally humbles you. Learned a little from the little
jerk.
And I always did have a lingering suspicion that it was dealing off the
bottom.
Used to call it the 3 Bs of college life: Beer,basketball and bridge
except bridge and chess don't go well with beer, nor does basketball.
|
51.762 | 2 outta 3 aint bad | HBAHBA::HAAS | arpecay iemday | Wed Sep 27 1995 15:14 | 16 |
| > ... except bridge and chess don't go well with beer, ...
Speak for thine own self.
> -< Nor I suppose studying, come to think of it >-
Ditto.
I'll have to try out that there humbling computer guy.
The problem that I have with most card games is that I aint the luckiest
buy in the world when it comes to drawing cards. With duplicate bridge,
there's a lot of solace knowing some other sap has to play the same
hand that has a 9 as its highest card.
TTom
|
51.763 | | CSC32::MACGREGOR | Colorado: the TRUE mid-west | Wed Sep 27 1995 17:21 | 15 |
| >The problem that I have with most card games is that I aint the
>luckiest buy in the world when it comes to drawing cards. With duplicate
>bridge, there's a lot of solace knowing some other sap has to play the
>same hand that has a 9 as its highest card.
Only if you have a distribution point, otherwise you don't play the
hand.
Karen, if you combine the counting of points in a cribbage hand before
discarding to the crib, with the hearts concept of high card wins. You
have a good start on bridge. If you know those two games, you can
learn enough bridge in a single night to sit in on a friendly game.
Marc
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51.764 | Holder of BA in bridge | MUNDIS::SSHERMAN | There ain't no sanity clause | Thu Sep 28 1995 09:33 | 18 |
| Man, this thread takes me back. Most of my memories of college are of
bridge and cribbage. I never took to chess, despite the efforts of a
fanatical uncle to teach me the game, but bridge and cribbage (yes, and
hearts) were passions. I hate to think how many hours went into them
that might better have been invested in my education.
Bridge isn't really that hard to play at a casual level. The rules are
straightforward, and a bidding system like Standard American can be
learned quickly, as it is mostly intuitive. There are other, more
complex, systems, that allow for better exchange of information. In
my duplicate days, my partner and I played Kaplan-Sheinwold.
A former colleague from my US days was a life master, who played and
won at the highest levels. Three of us mortals played with him one
evening, and discovered just how far we were from the major leagues.
A truly humbling experience.
Steve
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51.765 | caint pass | HBAHBA::HAAS | arpecay iemday | Thu Sep 28 1995 11:45 | 19 |
| > Only if you have a distribution point, otherwise you don't play the
> hand.
The onliest reason you don't play the hand is if'n you're the dummy. I
guess what you meant is that you shore won't be doing much bidding, of
course, assuming that your partner doesn't make a demand bid.
You don't have to be all that lofty to win master points and attain a
ranking in bridge.
Almost everywhere you can find games that award points. It may only be a
few but if'n you're into playing anyway you might as well get 'em.
The way I am is that it's either party bridge (now there's a surprise) or
duplicate/serious.
And I'm willing to lose the cigar ;-)
TTom
|
51.767 | | CAMONE::WAY | Nine to the front, six to the rear | Thu Sep 28 1995 16:07 | 4 |
| > BTW - got my butt kicked in crib today.
need a pillow?
|
51.768 | | CSC32::MACGREGOR | Colorado: the TRUE mid-west | Thu Sep 28 1995 18:31 | 8 |
| >The onliest reason you don't play the hand is if'n you're the dummy.
OR, if you have 0 Aces, Kings, Queens, and Jacks and you have at least
three cards in each suit. If you have this in your hand, the hand is
tossed in and not played.
Marc
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51.769 | | AKOCOA::BREEN | | Thu Sep 28 1995 18:50 | 2 |
| That's whist - in bridge you play whatever you're dealt. One of those
8s or 9s may prove a winner.
|
51.770 | | CSC32::MACGREGOR | Colorado: the TRUE mid-west | Thu Sep 28 1995 18:58 | 10 |
|
Hmm, I play about once per week and have seen multiple bridge books
that say the same thing. Perhaps I will sanity check myself this
weekend.
However, I've NEVER seen a hand like that, so it really doesn't matter.
Marc
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51.771 | diff'rent | HBAHBA::HAAS | arpecay iemday | Fri Sep 29 1995 10:40 | 21 |
| Marc,
What you're talking about is a common friendly bridge rule. I think
technically, the hand you describe is known as a Yarborough, although I
haven't the foggiest how this came about.
What I was talking about was duplicate bridge. In that situation, you
pre-deal all of the hands and place them in this device that separates
the hands by position. You play the hands, keeping your cards in front of
you - not mixin' 'em up - and put the hands back into this rack thing.
Then you pass the hand to the nexted table. Usually, the way it works is
like musical chairs. North and South sit at the table and don't move.
East and West move from table to table, and so do the hands. Typically
you play 3 or 4 hands at each table. In the end, everyone plays against
everyone else and you've played all the hands.
In this case, you got no choice but to play the hand and like I said, so
does every luckless sap who has the misfortune to play the Yarborough.
TTom
|
51.772 | | CAMONE::WAY | Nine to the front, six to the rear | Fri Sep 29 1995 10:53 | 5 |
| >technically, the hand you describe is known as a Yarborough, although I
^^^^^^^^^^^
Sounds like racin!
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51.773 | I met Cale and he aint no Lord | HBAHBA::HAAS | arpecay iemday | Fri Sep 29 1995 12:20 | 5 |
| T'aint CALE Yarborough.
I think the guy was Lord, like the noble type title, Yarborough.
TTom
|
51.774 | sucker! | HBAHBA::HAAS | arpecay iemday | Fri Sep 29 1995 14:00 | 16 |
| World Chess Championship:
After 11 games,
Garry Kasparov (champ) 2-1-8
Viswanathan Anand 1-1-8
At one point, Kasparov offered a draw, Vishy declined, Kasparov copped
a_attitude and suckered Vishy in with what looked like a blunder, giving
up a rook. Within moments, Kasparov had taken 2 pawns and a rook. Vishy
tapped out.
BTW, you get a half point for a draw, 1 for a win, play 20 games, the
firsted to 10� wins, with Kasparov keeping the title if'n it's 10-10.
TTom
|
51.776 | NFL so far | HBAHBA::HAAS | arpecay iemday | Mon Oct 02 1995 10:56 | 14 |
| Sunday:
WASHINGTON 27, dallas 23
miami 26, CINCINNATI 23
ATLANTA 30, new england 17
philadelphia 15, NEW ORLEANS 10
INDIANAPOLIS 21, st louis 18
tampa bay 20, CAROLINA 13
SAN FRANCISCO 20, ny giants 6
PITTSBURGH 31, san diego 16
SEATTLE 27, denver 10
kansas city 24, ARIZONA 3
jacksonville 17, HOUSTON 16
oakland 47, NY JETS 10
|
51.777 | College | HBAHBA::HAAS | arpecay iemday | Mon Oct 02 1995 10:56 | 32 |
| Saturday:
MICHIGAN ST 25, boston college 21
syracuse 27, RUTGERS 17
VIRGINIA 35, wake forest 17
alabama 31, GEORGIA 0
FLORIDA 28, mississippi 10
clemson 43, NC STATE 22
texas 35, SMU 10
va tech 26, PITTSBURGH 16
rice 21, ARMY 21
NEBRASKA 35, washington st 21
byu 28, COLORADO ST 21
EAST CAROLINA 23, west virginia 20
NORTHWESTERN 31, indiana 7
OHIO ST 45, notre dame 26
TENNESSEE 31, oklahoma st 0
washington 26, OREGON ST 16
wisconsin 17, PENN ST 9
SOUTHERN MISS 45, tulane 0
SOUTHERN CAL 31, arizona st 0
lsu 20, SO CAROLINA 20
BAYLOR 9, texas tech 7
auburn 42, KENTUCKY 21
navy 30, DUKE 9
ne louisiana 34, MISSISSIPPI ST 32
arkansas 35, VANDERBILT 7
louisville 17, MEMPHIS 7
air force 27, NEW MEXICO 24
colorado 38, OKLAHOMA 17
utah 34, TEXAS-EL PASO 21
UCLA 45, fresno st 21
ARIZONA 20, california 15
|
51.778 | Anand ties with TFSO Defense | HBAHBA::HAAS | arpecay iemday | Mon Oct 02 1995 11:02 | 13 |
| World Chess Championship:
After 12 games,
Garry Kasparov (champ) 2-1-9
Viswanathan Anand 1-1-9
Kasaprov had Anand down and was working for a choke hold or submission
when Anand gave him the limp pawn move, where you sacrifice employees to
cut your losses. Kasparov, pouting severely, offered a draw, which was
quickly accepted.
Kasparov leads at this point, 6�-5�.
|
51.779 | | CAM::WAY | Nine to the front, six to the rear | Mon Oct 02 1995 11:15 | 11 |
| > Viswanathan Anand 1-1-9
>
>Kasaprov had Anand down and was working for a choke hold or submission
>when Anand gave him the limp pawn move, where you sacrifice employees to
>cut your losses. Kasparov, pouting severely, offered a draw, which was
>quickly accepted.
>
Has anyone ever seen Anand and Bob "Shorty" Palmer together?
|
51.780 | Top 25 | HBAHBA::HAAS | arpecay iemday | Mon Oct 02 1995 11:29 | 27 |
| USA Today CNN Coaches' Poll: AP:
---------------------------- ----------------------------
1. Florida St (34) 1,513 1. Florida St (37) 1,522
2. Nebraska (24) 1,500 2. Nebraska (17) 1,489
3. Florida 1,394 3. Florida (2) 1,384
4. Southern Cal (2) 1,323 4. Colorado (6) 1,381
5. Ohio St (2) 1,303 5. Southern Cal 1,292
6. Colorado 1,291 6. Ohio St 1,292
7. Michigan 7. Michigan
8. Texas A&M 8. Texas A&M
9. Virginia 9. Virginia
10. Auburn 10. Tennessee
11. Tennessee 11. Auburn
12. Penn St 12. Penn St
13. Kansas St 13. Kansas St
14. Oklahoma 14. Oklahoma
15. Washington 15. Washington
16. Texas 16. Alabama
17. Alabama 17. Oregon
18. Oregon 18. Arkansas
19. Kansas 19. Stanford
20. Stanford 20. Texas
21. Arkansas 21. LSU
22. LSU 22. Wisconsin
23. Notre Dame 23. Notre Dame
24. Baylor 24. Kansas
25. UCLA 25. Northwestern
|
51.781 | Kasparov wins again | HBAHBA::HAAS | arpecay iemday | Tue Oct 03 1995 13:31 | 12 |
| World Chess Championship:
After 13 games,
Garry Kasparov (champ) 3-1-9 (7�)
Viswanathan Anand 1-1-9 (5�)
Kasparov is the 13th world champion and this was the 13th game. He
thought it meant something. Vishy lost control, became very embarassed
and quit.
TTom
|
51.782 | | CAM::WAY | Nine to the front, six to the rear | Tue Oct 03 1995 13:59 | 5 |
| Yeah, he throttled him in like 25 moves....
I brought out my little Radio Shack computerized chess game (endorsed, btw, by
Kasparov) and it kicks my ass on the easiest setting....8^)
|
51.783 | 14th nervous breakdown | HBAHBA::HAAS | arpecay iemday | Wed Oct 04 1995 10:58 | 13 |
| World Chess Championship:
After 14 games,
Garry Kasparov (champ) 4-1-9 (8�)
Viswanathan Anand 1-1-9 (5�)
Kasparov is in a groove. Late in the game, he teed off on one of Vishy's
fast balls, clearing the table. However, he was accused of using a corked
board. Fans could be heard cheering and jeering when he was acquited of
the charges.
TTom
|
51.784 | perty interestin' | BSS::MENDEZ | | Thu Oct 05 1995 15:01 | 3 |
| Keep up the good work TTom... I never knew how interesting chess
could be. You make a good color man for the game of chesssss
|
51.785 | | CAM::WAY | Nine to the front, six to the rear | Thu Oct 05 1995 15:33 | 9 |
| Being a fan of rugby and aussie rules football and the like, I was wondering
if either of these guys has bled yet?
Have the trainers had to come in yet with their surgical glove and try to
close a cut?
Enquiring minds and all that,
'Saw
|
51.788 | Things make sense again in baseball | FABSIX::E_MAXWELL | N.E. Patriots...Bound to win one. | Wed Oct 11 1995 03:31 | 11 |
| American League
Cleveland at 2 Final
Seattle 3
National League
Atlanta at 2 Final 11 innings
Cincinnati 1
|
51.789 | NFL, so far | HBAHBA::HAAS | conched out | Mon Oct 16 1995 11:18 | 15 |
| Thursday:
ST LOUIS 21, atlanta 19
Sunday:
INDIANAPOLIS 18, san francisco 17
philadelphia 17, NY GIANTS 14
BUFFALO 27, seattle 21
GREEN BAY 30, detroit 21
KANSAS CITY 31, new england 26
TAMPA BAY 20, minnesota 17
chicago 30, JACKSONVILLE 27
dallas 23, SAN DIEGO 9
NEW ORLEANS 33, miami 30
ARIZONA 24, washington 20
CAROLINA 26, ny jets 15
|
51.790 | College | HBAHBA::HAAS | conched out | Mon Oct 16 1995 11:19 | 46 |
| Saturday:
GEORGIA TECH 27, no carolina 25
MIAMI-FL 56, rutgers 21
west virginia 31, BOSTON COLLEGE 19
notre dame 28, ARMY 27
tcu 33, RICE 28
VIRGINIA 44, duke 30
air force 30, NAVY 20
florida 49, AUBURN 38
ohio st 27, WISCONSIN 16
penn st 26, PURDUE 23
NEBRASKA 57, missouri 0
michigan st 27, ILLINOIS 21
georgia 17, VANDERBILT 6
FLORIDA ST 72, wake forest 13
ARKANSAS 13, mississippi 6
TEXAS A&M 20, smu 17
KANSAS 34, iowa st 7
IOWA 22, indiana 13
colorado st 19, UTAH 14
tennessee 41, ALABAMA 14
WYOMING 27, louisville 20
kansas st 23, OKLAHOMA ST 17
oklahoma 24, TEXAS 24
SOUTHERN CAL 26, washington st 14
washington 38, STANFORD 28
TEMPLE 29, pittsburgh 27
oregon 52, CALIFORNIA 30
UCLA 17, arizona 10
so carolina 65, MISSISSIPPI ST 39
KENTUCKY 24, lsu 16
northwestern 27, MINNESOTA 17
CINCINNATI 16, southern miss 13
baylor 47, HOUSTON 7
memphis 23, TULANE 8
NEW MEXICO 24, hawaii 10
SAN DIEGO ST 48, fresno st 24
tulsa 38, TEXAS-EL PASO 28
ARIZONA ST 29, byu 21
other:
al-birmingham 19, N TEXAS 14
NEVADA 59, ne louisiana 35
SYRACUSE 52, e michigan 24
TEXAS TECH 53, arkansas st 25
VA TECH 77, akron 27
|
51.791 | | MIMS::ROLLINS_R | | Mon Oct 16 1995 11:24 | 1 |
| I miss the Wesleyan report.
|
51.792 | Top 25 | HBAHBA::HAAS | conched out | Mon Oct 16 1995 11:27 | 27 |
| USA Today CNN Coaches' Poll: AP:
---------------------------- ----------------------------
1. Florida St (34) 1,512 1. Florida St (38) 1,520
2. Nebraska (22) 1,496 2. Nebraska (16) 1,487
3. Florida (1) 1,416 3. Florida (3) 1,421
4. Ohio St (4) 1,378 4. Ohio St (5) 1,388
5. Southern Cal (1) 1,326 5. Southern Cal 1,310
6. Tennessee 6. Tennessee
7. Kansas 7. Kansas
8. Kansas St 8. Kansas St
9. Colorado 9. Colorado
10. Michigan 10. Michigan
11. Northwestern 11. Northwestern
12. Oregon 12. Oregon
13. Auburn 13. Auburn
14. Oklahoma 14. Virginia
15. Virginia 15. Oklahoma
16. Texas 16. Texas
17. Iowa 17. Notre Dame
18. Penn St 18. Iowa
19. Texas A&M 19. Penn St
20. Syracuse 20. Washington
21. Baylor 21. Alabama
22. Notre Dame 22. Texas A&M
23. Washington 23. Stanford
24. Alabama 24. Wisconsin
25. Stanford 25. Texas Tech
|
51.793 | sorta | HBAHBA::HAAS | conched out | Mon Oct 16 1995 15:21 | 8 |
| > I miss the Wesleyan report.
Me too.
FWIW, the one and onliest just plain Wesleyan won again. They mastered
Bates, 23-16.
TTom
|
51.794 | | CAM::WAY | Nine to the front, six to the rear | Mon Oct 16 1995 15:28 | 4 |
| >FWIW, the one and onliest just plain Wesleyan won again. They mastered
>Bates, 23-16.
Are you saying they won in Onanesque fashion?
|
51.795 | the team really came together and pulled one out | HBAHBA::HAAS | conched out | Mon Oct 16 1995 16:03 | 0 |
51.797 | | CAM::WAY | Nine to the front, six to the rear | Fri Oct 20 1995 09:59 | 4 |
| Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh......................
Life returns to normal!
|
51.800 | It don't get any worse than this | AD::HEATH | Tribe Roooools Sox;Sox commit biggest choke in sports | Mon Oct 23 1995 11:36 | 5 |
|
Gee thanks Karen.....until now I was able to avoid the fact that
the B'; are lookin up at both the Flubbers and Ottawa.
|
51.803 | Can't take them lightly anymore | AD::HEATH | Tribe Roooools Sox;Sox commit biggest choke in sports | Wed Oct 25 1995 07:23 | 6 |
|
What this makes Ottawa win #4 or 5 already. What is Bonehead doing up
there?
Jerry
|
51.805 | Will Mariuz play 2night and Kasper set some stiff??? | AD::HEATH | Tribe Roooools Sox;Sox commit biggest choke in sports | Thu Oct 26 1995 06:52 | 7 |
|
Lets see thats 3 in a row for the hapless habs. Guess that means the
B's are looking up at the Flubbers, Ottawa and now the Habs. Not good
nope not good at all.
Jerry
|
51.806 | | CAM::WAY | Nine to the front, six to the rear | Thu Oct 26 1995 09:01 | 14 |
| >
> Lets see thats 3 in a row for the hapless habs. Guess that means the
> B's are looking up at the Flubbers, Ottawa and now the Habs. Not good
> nope not good at all.
>
> Jerry
>
Take heart Jerry, the Flames (my other NHL team that I root for) is going
through the same thing. New coach, suckass performance.
The Bruins GOT to get rid of Kasper.
|
51.807 | Can't you wait and have him for turkey (day) | AKOCOA::BREEN | | Thu Oct 26 1995 13:46 | 6 |
| Yesterday I thought you guys were being hasty after only eight games,
then I look and they've only played six, 2-2-2 and most of them on the
road including a freak where they let in 3 in < 1 minute.
It's one thing to skewer the Celtics and M.L. while still in
pre-season but 6 games for the B's.
|
51.808 | Pivonka and Bondra b back so theyz got some O | AD::HEATH | Tribe Roooools Sox;Sox commit biggest choke in sports | Thu Oct 26 1995 13:57 | 11 |
|
Kasper the dolt has at least put Mariuz back in the lineup for
tonight. Not sure who's he gonna sit. Don Sweeney is still out as
far as I know which don't bode well for a bad defense as it is. I'm
hopin he sits Leach or Donato but not to sure. Need to score early
and often tonight against Carey to have a chance. Lets hope Lacher
shows up tonight also.
Jerry
|
51.810 | | CAM::WAY | Nine to the front, six to the rear | Fri Oct 27 1995 08:38 | 6 |
| Okay, now it's 2-3-2.....
Can I run him through NOW Bill?
Kasper sucks. He sucks worse than Jon Casey did.......
|
51.812 | | CAM::WAY | Nine to the front, six to the rear | Fri Oct 27 1995 10:38 | 20 |
| > It's 2-4-2... (-:
Steve Kasper, debuts on the Chainsaw's How_Much_Does_He_Suck Scale at
7.945 Torr
Highest debut ever.
As Imus would say:
Steve Kasper, you can't suck enough!
|
51.813 | | OUTSRC::HEISER | watchman on the wall | Fri Oct 27 1995 12:06 | 1 |
51.814 | jealous? | CNTROL::CHILDS | Washing Machine | Fri Oct 27 1995 13:02 | 2 |
|
why?
|
51.815 | | OUTSRC::HEISER | watchman on the wall | Fri Oct 27 1995 13:14 | 4 |
51.816 | | MKOTS3::tcc122.mko.dec.com::long | Some gave all... | Fri Oct 27 1995 13:17 | 7 |
| > What can a 45-year-old and a 20-year-old possibly have in common
> besides golf and sex?
Mike, you say that like it's a bad thing.
billl
|
51.817 | | OUTSRC::HEISER | watchman on the wall | Fri Oct 27 1995 13:23 | 2 |
51.819 | I can't believe that the Flubbers may actually win | AD::HEATH | Tribe Roooools Sox;Sox commit biggest choke in sports | Sat Oct 28 1995 06:40 | 4 |
|
at least the B's didn't loose. Flubbers 2night.
|
51.825 | | ROCK::GRONOWSKI | the dream is always the same... | Thu Nov 02 1995 07:16 | 2 |
51.827 | Only question is when will he go down? | AD::HEATH | Tribe Roooools Sox;Sox commit biggest choke in sports | Thu Nov 02 1995 11:49 | 6 |
|
I believe the record for assists is 7 in one game. Gretzky has done
it 3 times or so. Someone else too but don't remember.
Jerry
|
51.828 | | CSC32::MACGREGOR | Colorado: the TRUE mid-west | Thu Nov 02 1995 12:18 | 2 |
| So did TB forget to use a goalie this game? 10-0!
|
51.833 | Late coast score needed | AKOCOA::BREEN | | Mon Nov 06 1995 13:48 | 3 |
| Any body get a Miami San Diego score from the coast last night?
|
51.835 | | CAM::WAY | Nine to the front, six to the rear | Mon Nov 06 1995 14:45 | 1 |
| Yep, correct....
|
51.836 | And Miami the winner, I'm told | AKOCOA::BREEN | | Mon Nov 06 1995 15:41 | 1 |
|
|
51.839 | | CAM::WAY | Nine to the front, six to the rear | Wed Nov 08 1995 09:06 | 13 |
| > Bruins 4 Caps 3 Neely & Moger g, Sweeney a, Bondra 2g a
I knew they'd almost blow it.
Yeah, it was a win, but these guys are still playing really sloppy. They pass
to no one, and if they do pass to someone, chances are he doesn't handle the
pass cleanly.
Sorry folks, but to me that's coaching. It starts with discipline, and working
them until they get it right....
This win was nothing, IMO, to write home about....
|
51.842 | Sleeping in means, what, to 7 AM? | MUNDIS::SSHERMAN | Clean living and a fast outfield | Mon Nov 13 1995 06:00 | 6 |
| Good morning, Karen. Isn't today a holiday in the States?
Since you're here, do you have any information on what I understand
is a season-ending knee injury to Pavel Bure?
Steve
|
51.845 | Bad luck | MUNDIS::SSHERMAN | Clean living and a fast outfield | Mon Nov 13 1995 07:58 | 18 |
| Thanks for the info, Karen. Damn, I really do enjoy watching that kid play.
Saw two LA-Van games while in LA, both ties (at 7 and at 3). In the first,
Canucks jumped to a 5-1 lead, LA came back to lead 7-5, Vancouver tied it up.
Each team had more than 45 shots. Incredible pace. Bure and Mogilny on the
same power play, anything faster, you'd need a pilot's license.
And by the way:
> PittsburgH......8 3 3 19 Florida.........13 4 0 26
^
> gOWhAlE.........6 7 1 13 Philadelphia.....9 6 3 21
^^^^^^^
> Buffalo.........6 9 1 13 DEVILS...........9 6 1 19
^^^^^^
Have you been watching too much ESPN2?
Steve
|
51.847 | Now I understand | MUNDIS::SSHERMAN | Clean living and a fast outfield | Mon Nov 13 1995 09:01 | 25 |
| > I don't get ESPN2 but if they're doing that then they took it from this
> file... (-:
ESPN2's schtick includes mixing upper and lower case in a manner that is
very hard on these middle aged eyes, e.g.,
lOs anGelEs 7 2nD peRiOd
vaNcOuveR 7 4:05
> JoJ: YOU HAVE TO SHOUT IN THE DEVILS NOTE!
Ah.
> gOWhaLE was dINZ!!!!1111
Huh?
> and PittsburgH is w/capital H so people don't forget it (the "H" not the
> city).
Talk about tilting at windmills! Keep up the good fight.
And we really need to do something about apostrophes. ;*)
Steve
|
51.848 | NFL Week 11 | HBAHBA::HAAS | graffiti limbo | Mon Nov 13 1995 09:50 | 14 |
| Sunday:
new england 34, MIAMI 17
oakland 17, NY GIANTS 13
BUFFALO 23, atlanta 17
GREEN BAY 35, chicago 28
NEW ORLEANS 17, indianapolis 14
DETROIT 27, tampa bay 24
cincinnati 32, HOUSTON 25
seattle 47, JACKSONVILLE 30
ST LOUIS 28, carolina 17
san francisco 38, DALLAS 20
kansas city 22, SAN DIEGO 7
minnesota 30, ARIZONA 24
PHILADELPHIA 31, denver 13
|
51.849 | College | HBAHBA::HAAS | graffiti limbo | Mon Nov 13 1995 09:52 | 48 |
| Thursday:
texas a&m 17, RICE 10
Saturday:
florida st 28, NO CAROLINA 12
miami-fl 17, BOSTON COLLEGE 14
ALABAMA 14, mississippi st 9
GEORGIA TECH 27, nc state 19
syracuse 42, PITTSBURGH 10
MICHIGAN 5, purdue 0
florida 63, SO CAROLINA 7
auburn 37, GEORGIA 31
michigan st 31, INDIANA 13
CLEMSON 34, duke 17
VA TECH 38, TEMPLE 16
KENTUCKY 33, cincinnati 14
OHIO ST 41, illinois 3
virginia 21, MARYLAND 18
nebraska 41, KANSAS 3
oklahoma st 12, OKLAHOMA 0
TEXAS TECH 27, tcu 6
AIR FORCE 38, army 20
NORTHWESTERN 31, iowa 20
southern miss 17, MEMPHIS 9
EAST CAROLINA 28, tulsa 7
baylor 48, SMU 7
kansas st 49, IOWA ST 7
COLORADO 21, missouri 0
COLORADO ST 22, hawaii 0
byu 31, NEW MEXICO 14
washington 38, UCLA 14
arizona st 38, CALIFORNIA 29
southern cal 28, OREGON ST 10
LOUISVILLE 39, ne louisiana 0
stanford 36, WASHINGTON ST 24
wisconsin 34, MINNESOTA 27
texas 52, HOUSTON 20
LSU 38, mississippi 9
rutgers 45, TULANE 40
FRESNO ST 47, texas-el paso 14
wyoming 34, SAN DIEGO ST 31
oregon 17, ARIZONA 13
other:
ARKANSAS 24, sw louisiana 13
NAVY 31, delaware 7
N TEXAS 41, idaho st 38
VANDERBILT 29, louisiana tech 6
|
51.850 | College Polls | HBAHBA::HAAS | graffiti limbo | Mon Nov 13 1995 11:03 | 28 |
|
USA Today CNN Coaches' Poll: AP:
---------------------------- ----------------------------
1. Nebraska (50) 1,535 1. Nebraska (45) 1,530
2. Ohio St (11) 1,476 2. Ohio St (12) 1,476
3. Florida (1) 1,453 3. Florida (5) 1,458
4. Tennessee 4. Tennessee
5. Northwestern 5. Northwestern
6. Florida St 6. Florida St
7. Kansas St 7. Kansas St
8. Texas 8. Notre Dame
9. Colorado 9. Colorado
10. Notre Dame 10. Texas
11. Southern Cal 11. Southern Cal
12. Virginia 12. Michigan
13. Arkansas 13. Virginia
14. Michigan 14. Arkansas
15. Texas A&M 15. Kansas
16. Oregon 16. Oregon
17. Kansas 17. Alabama
18. Va Tech 18. Texas A&M
19. Alabama 19. Penn St
20. Auburn 20. Va tech
21. Penn St 21. Auburn
22. Syracuse 22. Washington
23. Washington 23. Syracuse
24. Clemson 24. Clemson
25. BYU 25. Miami-Fl
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51.851 | a real loss | HBAHBA::HAAS | graffiti limbo | Mon Nov 13 1995 12:34 | 5 |
| And for those that sorta keep up:
Trinity (Conn) despirited Wesleyan 22 to GOOSE EGGS BABY!
TTom
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51.853 | steelhaids win | HBAHBA::HAAS | graffiti limbo | Tue Nov 14 1995 10:12 | 7 |
| PITTSBURGH 20, cleveland 3.
Kordell Stewart tossed a TD pass, caught a pass for a 1st down and ran
the for 2 more 1st downs, including a juke on a_option play that left a
Brown frozen.
TTom
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51.854 | | CAM::WAY | Nine to the front, six to the rear | Tue Nov 14 1995 10:59 | 13 |
| > -< a real loss >-
>
>And for those that sorta keep up:
>
> Trinity (Conn) despirited Wesleyan 22 to GOOSE EGGS BABY!
This is a big rivalry for Wesleyan. It's not been a good year for the One
Right and True Wesleyan.
Williams is another big rivalry for them and they lost that game this year
too.....
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51.857 | NIT | HBAHBA::HAAS | graffiti limbo | Fri Nov 17 1995 10:18 | 26 |
| NIT firsted round results:
Wednesday:
GEORGIA TECH 87, manhatten 67
OKLAHOMA 99, jackson st 68
ARKANSAS 75, ne louisiana 67
ARIZONA 91, long beach st 57
MICHIGAN 73, depaul 65
weber st 102, FRESNO ST 86
Thursday:
TEMPLE 65, rider 62
GEORGETOWN 106, colgate 57
For the Hoyas, it was too much Allen Iverson, Othella Harrington and
freshman Victor Page and too little Adonyl Foyle.
Temple was lucky to beat Rider from the clips I saw. Rider's Charles
Smith score 34 as the Owls were fortunate to keep up.
Second round matchups:
GEORIGA TECH-oklahoma (tonight)
ARKANSAS-arizona (tonight)
MICHIGAN-weber st (tonight)
GEORGETOWN-temple (Saturday)
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51.858 | Boy do I miss that | MKOTS3::tcc122.mko.dec.com::long | Some gave all... | Fri Nov 17 1995 10:49 | 7 |
| Does anyone have a list of teams playing in the
Great Alaskan Shootout? (My favorite time of
the year in Anchorage)
billl
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51.861 | NFL | HBAHBA::HAAS | graffiti limbo | Mon Nov 20 1995 10:28 | 15 |
| Sunday:
PHILADELPHIA 28, ny giants 19
green bay 31, CLEVELAND 20
indianapolis 24, NEW ENGLAND 10
detroit 24, CHICAGO 17
pittsburgh 49, CINCINNATI 31
seattle 27, WASHINGTON 20
ATLANTA 31, st louis 6
CAROLINA 27, arizona 7
TAMPA BAY 17, jacksonville 16
dallas 34, OAKLAND 21
DENVER 30, san diego 27
buffalo 28, NY JETS 26
MINNESOTA 43, new orleans 24
KANSAS CITY 20, houston 13
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51.862 | College Football | HBAHBA::HAAS | graffiti limbo | Mon Nov 20 1995 10:30 | 42 |
| Saturday:
MIAMI-FL 17, west virginia 12
SYRACUSE 58, boston college 29
NO CAROLINA 28, duke 24
nc state 52, WAKE FOREST 23
EAST CAROLINA 31, memphis 17
PENN ST 27, michigan 17
FLORIDA 38, vanderbilt 7
clemson 38, SO CAROLINA 17
TEXAS 27, tcu 19
tennessee 34, KENTUCKY 31
rutgers 23, TEMPLE 20
northwestern 23, PURDUE 8
va tech 36, VIRGINIA 29
OHIO ST 42, indiana 3
NAVY 35, tulane 7
AUBURN 31, alabama 27
notre dame 44, AIR FORCE 14
iowa 33, WISCONSIN 20
FLORIDA ST 59, maryland 17
ILLINOIS 48, minnesota 14
BAYLOR 34, rice 6
utah 34, BYU 17
MISSOURI 45, iowa st 31
WYOMING 38, fresno st 10
texas tech 45, SMU 14
colorado 27, KANSAS ST 17
cincinnati 24, TULSA 5
kansas 22, OKLAHOMA ST 17
ucla 24, SOUTHERN CAL 20
STANFORD 29, california 24
WASHINGTON 33, washington st 30
OREGON 12, oregon st 10
LOUISVILLE 57, n texas 14
LSU 28, arkansas 0
TEXAS-EL PASO 17, new mexico 12
san diego st 49, HAWAII 10
other:
ARMY 37, bucknell 6
southern miss 35, SW LOUISINA 32
TEXAS A&M 56, m tennessee st 14
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51.863 | As is usually the case, his vision was stolen, copied | EDWIN::WAUGAMAN | Never make it up to Coeur D'Alene | Mon Nov 20 1995 12:42 | 11 |
|
>> gOWhaLE was dINZ!!!!1111
>
> Huh?
Obviously Dinz was a visionary, a truly underappreciated genius
at the keyboard...
glenn
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51.864 | | CAM::WAY | Nine to the front, six to the rear | Mon Nov 20 1995 13:27 | 29 |
| | -< As is usually the case, his vision was stolen, copied >-
|
|
|>> gOWhaLE was dINZ!!!!1111
|>
|> Huh?
|
| Obviously Dinz was a visionary, a truly underappreciated genius
| at the keyboard...
|
|
| glenn
After reading Windows programs, with their "hungarianNotation" I'm convinced
that dInZdaLE actually wrote windows...
You are correct Glenn that DinZ clearly was a visionary, years ahead of his
time. Why I even remember the PAtS dAy game where diNz had to weaR that
"Cam Neely is GOD(tm)" shirt....
Why, I'm even contemplating making a movie about his life, entitled
ThE MAn whO woUlD Be dInz!
'sAw
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51.865 | diNZ iS NOt to bLaM | HBAHBA::HAAS | graffiti limbo | Mon Nov 20 1995 13:30 | 0 |
51.866 | College Football Polls | HBAHBA::HAAS | graffiti limbo | Mon Nov 20 1995 13:39 | 27 |
| USA Today CNN Coaches' Poll: AP:
---------------------------- ----------------------------
1. Nebraska (44) 1,528 1. Nebraska (44) 1,529
2. Ohio St (16) 1,482 2. Ohio St (13) 1,477
3. Florida (2) 1,454 3. Florida (5) 1,458
4. Northwestern 4. Northwestern
5. Tennessee 5. Tennessee
6. Florida St 6. Florida St
7. Texas 7. Notre Dame
8. Colorado 8. Colorado
9. Notre Dame 9. Texas
10. Kansas St 10. Kansas St
11. Va Tech 11. Kansas
12. Orgeon 12. Orgeon
13. Texas A&M 13. Va Tech
14. Kansas 14. Penn St
15. Auburn 15. Texas A&M
16. Penn St 16. Auburn
17. Southern Cal 17. Southern Cal
18. Syracuse 18. Michigan
19. Virginia 19. Virginia
20. Michigan 20. Washington
21. Washington 21. Alabama
22. Clemson 22. Syracuse
23. Alabama 23. Arkansas
24. Arkansas 24. Clemson
25. Miami-FL 25. Miami-Fl
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51.873 | Why can't we get d'man like that | AD::HEATH | The albatross and whales they are my brother | Thu Nov 30 1995 07:03 | 3 |
|
Jaimie Huscroft put one in the net???
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51.874 | | CAM::WAY | Nine to the front, six to the rear | Thu Nov 30 1995 09:02 | 9 |
| > -< Why can't we get d'man like that >-
>
>
>
> Jaimie Huscroft put one in the net???
Yeah, I know. What's with that?
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51.876 | | SNAX::ERICKSON | Can the Coach... | Fri Dec 01 1995 08:40 | 2 |
|
So who scored for the B's? :^)
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51.877 | | IMBETR::DUPREZ | Will work for sleep.. | Fri Dec 01 1995 08:45 | 1 |
| A better question is which ex-B's scored for the Penguins... :-) :-)
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51.878 | | CAM::WAY | Nine to the front, six to the rear | Fri Dec 01 1995 09:25 | 5 |
| Jerry,
Did you happen to notice who scored two for the 'Goons? (Hint: NOT Smolinski)
If Murray is scoring goals against the Bruins, how much do they suck?????
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51.879 | One more like last night I'm gonna have a heart attack | AD::HEATH | The albatross and whales they are my brother | Fri Dec 01 1995 12:06 | 12 |
|
Murray wakes up and nets two. That gives him 4 I think for the year.
He'd still have two if they played a real team last night. The next
time the B's play (Saturday night) if I see one Sabre in front of
Bailey/Lacher/Biller whomever and a d'man does not cream him I'm gonna
send my resume to Harry Sinden. I may be only 5 foot nothin 190lbs
but I wouldn't let other teams forwards set up in front without lettin
'em know I'm there. I'll bet O'Rielly, Pie, Chief, all of 'em can't
even watch this group of sissies play hockey. Hit somebody will ya.
Jerry
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51.880 | Sounds like we have a real fan here | AKOCOA::BREEN | | Fri Dec 01 1995 12:09 | 1 |
|
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51.881 | | CAM::WAY | Nine to the front, six to the rear | Fri Dec 01 1995 12:14 | 12 |
| If I could skate I could play defense with Jerry.
I mean, I don't recall hearing the Bruins trade for Brian Boitano and Scott
Hamilton during the off-season, but that's what Kasper has them playing like.
Next thing you know, Ray Bourque will be wantin' to open a restaurant!
'Saw
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51.883 | | CAM::WAY | Nine to the front, six to the rear | Fri Dec 01 1995 12:59 | 16 |
| Jerry and I disagree slightly on some things (coaches having to motivate
players on occasion being one) but for the most part we think alike.
This Kasper guys is useless. His team is not prepared, he isn't driving them
to get intensity, and they're playing like a bunch o' pansies.
Last night she showed a stat that the Broons had let in 11 goals this year
within one minute of scoring. Melrose described having a special line he put
out after scoring or being scored upon to avoid that circumstance. Obviously
Kasper (ie Mike Meyers) hasn't a clue...
I was no HUGE Sutter fan, but Kasper is to Sutter what Handley was to Parcells!
'Saw
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51.884 | Kasper has to go | AD::HEATH | The albatross and whales they are my brother | Fri Dec 01 1995 13:22 | 18 |
|
Karen I'm not going to say CuJo is gonna come in a save da Brooons.
Far from it. This team for all its much talked about toughness in the
off season pickups, Stevens was suppose to bring heart and goals and
he has been a noshow on both accounts. No goalie coulda saved them
from themselves last night but I counted more than 1 softie let in by
both of the B's netminders. What gets me so upset is the teams lack of a
physical play. That freakin cross dresser Jagr had about 8 days to set
up before he burried his goal. Gawd hit the guy. I'm not saying cross
check him ala Ulfie but for god sake let him know your there. LePuke
must have a sign on his back that reads "hit me and your fined" signed
Gary Bettman. There seems to be NO strategy and endless running
around. That is coaching plain and simple. This team will not have to
worry about getting sent home after the first round of the 'offs this
year sad to say.
Jerry
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51.886 | :^) | MKOTS3::tcc122.mko.dec.com::long | Some gave all... | Fri Dec 01 1995 13:59 | 8 |
| > And I believe the offense will come around. Maybe I'm out there,
> who knows.
That's a given.
billl
|
51.887 | | MKOTS3::tcc122.mko.dec.com::long | Some gave all... | Fri Dec 01 1995 13:59 | 6 |
| re .886:
I meant the part about you being "out there".
billl
|
51.888 | | IMBETR::DUPREZ | Will work for sleep.. | Fri Dec 01 1995 14:07 | 7 |
| > And I really did mean that you guys are hilarious.. at least funnier
> than the two zipperheads on NECN that do that sports show ... Mike (?)
> something and Howard (?) something.
I watch the later version of this at 2:00 am when bottle-feeding my
daughter. Mike Adams and Howard Green sip even by the lowered standards of
that timeframe...
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51.890 | Karen reminded me of an old 70s bumper sticker | AKOCOA::BREEN | | Fri Dec 01 1995 14:25 | 4 |
| re. God in the net
I recall hearing that Jesus attended a 70s Bruins practice and made a
nifty stop on Orr but Esposito put in the rebound.
|
51.891 | | IMBETR::DUPREZ | Will work for sleep.. | Fri Dec 01 1995 14:27 | 4 |
| > I was watching bits of it this morning around 2:45 and I wasn't up
> bottle-feeding anyone. (-:
And here I was thinking that *I* need a life... :-)
|
51.892 | | CAM::WAY | Nine to the front, six to the rear | Fri Dec 01 1995 14:44 | 28 |
| If you face more rubber than Goodyear, of course you're gonna suck in the net.
But the sieve-like defense of Kasper's Bruins (you know, Boitano, Hamilton,
Elvis Stoiko, and some british guy) are too busy trying to get down their
triple lutz jumps and double axles than lay out some opposition forwards and
clear off some rebounds.
Jesus did stop Orr, Esposito put in the rebound, Jesus got mad and turned Espo
into a leper for the rest of the practice. That's how the expression "faceoff
at the blue line" came about.
re Mike Adams:
Mike did a stint down here as a sportscaster on WSFB-TV3. He's
a nice enough guy but he was basically a Chris Berman wannabe,
and there's only one Chris Berman.
Anyway, Mike had a little problem with nose candy, and was
kind of let go.... Then he caught on up there.
Kasper has got to go. He and Dick Button can call figure skating for the
Olympics and maybe the Bruins can get a real coach... Hell, even Barry Melrose
sounded like he knew more of what to do than Kasper....
'Saw
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51.896 | Just one man's opinion, of course | MUNDIS::SSHERMAN | Clean living and a fast outfield | Mon Dec 04 1995 08:27 | 15 |
| .892:
>If you face more rubber than Goodyear, of course you're gonna suck in the net.
Actually, a goaltender can look very good on a poor team. If he's of minimal
NHL quality, he's going to stop a bunch of shots. He'll lose 9-3, but no one
will blame him--they're more likely say he's the only reason it wasn't
double digits.
> a nice enough guy but he was basically a Chris Berman wannabe,
> and there's only one Chris Berman.
Which is at least one too many.
Steve
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51.897 | | CAM::WAY | Nine to the front, six to the rear | Mon Dec 04 1995 09:02 | 6 |
| |> a nice enough guy but he was basically a Chris Berman wannabe,
|> and there's only one Chris Berman.
|
|Which is at least one too many.
I like Berman, but there can be only one...
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51.898 | The Howard Cosell of his generation | MUNDIS::SSHERMAN | Clean living and a fast outfield | Mon Dec 04 1995 09:38 | 6 |
| > I like Berman, but there can be only one...
Then he should at least keep his hands off of baseball. If you football
fans like him, he's all yours.
Steve
|
51.899 | | CAM::WAY | Nine to the front, six to the rear | Mon Dec 04 1995 09:39 | 7 |
| > -< The Howard Cosell of his generation >-
Better than Howard could ever be.
IMO, Berman put ESPN on the map.
'Saw
|
51.900 | I'll leave the sociology to the experts | MUNDIS::SSHERMAN | Clean living and a fast outfield | Mon Dec 04 1995 10:08 | 28 |
| >Better than Howard could ever be.
Depends. I dislike Berman's baseball work less than I disliked Cosell's.
I give him credit for letting the event speak for itself when he called
Cal Ripken's record setter, which Cosell would never have done. If he
had defaced the event with his stupid nicknames, I would have recycled
the tape.
But Cosell's impact on sportscasting is far greater than Berman's. When
Cosell started working, sportscasters were timid and docile. Howard not
only "told it like" he thought "it was", he told it the way the powers
that be didn't want to hear it. If, as I believe, there is more racial
justice in the world of sports than in society as a whole, Howard Cosell
is part of the reason for it.
But I'm afraid you have to be nearly my age to appreciate that.
>IMO, Berman put ESPN on the map.
I'll take your word for it. I've been watching it ever since it hit the
San Fernando Valley's cable system, but I have no idea how much of an
audience it had. I gather it took longer to get into cable systems on
the Eastern Seaboard than out West (where the typical cable system offers
much more than back East), so our perceptions may differ for that reason.
And since I only watch it four weeks a year--and that mostly hockey--the
identification of Berman with ESPN has never seemed that close to me.
Steve
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51.901 | Unintentional snarf | MUNDIS::SSHERMAN | Clean living and a fast outfield | Mon Dec 04 1995 10:11 | 6 |
| My god, I got 900 and I didn't know I was doing it.
While you were sleeping, Mike. I knew those time zones had to be good
for something.
Steve ;*)
|
51.902 | | CAM::WAY | Nine to the front, six to the rear | Mon Dec 04 1995 10:34 | 15 |
| I remember Cosell and the controversy. I've got nothing against Howard.
I'm a bit biased toward Berman, probably because he's a local boy who made
good.
ESPN is in Bristol, and when they started, Berman was putting in all kinds of
hours and doing this and doing that and doing the next thing. I can't swear to
it, because our area of CT was one of the last to get cable, but I think ESPN
was on in this locale just about from the beginning.
I like Berman because, to me, his approach was fresh and different. I like the
nicknames, I like the rest of the shtick....
'Saw
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51.903 | De gustibus and all that | MUNDIS::SSHERMAN | Clean living and a fast outfield | Mon Dec 04 1995 11:15 | 18 |
| 'Saw, the most important controversies of Howard Cosell's career came when
I was in college. That would make you about five years old. I'm talking
about BEFORE Monday Night Football, which turned him from a reporter into
a celebrity and went completely to his head. He was controversial on MNF
because he was obnoxious. He was controversial before that because he took
stands against (for example) racism at a time when the sports world was
run by people who considered themselves progressive for hardly ever using
the N word (they mostly said "Nigra" instead).
My (over)reaction to Berman's nicknames is that they use a man's name, the
center of his identity, to make a cheap joke. I find that offensive.
I am a *great* ESPN fan. Unhealthily many of my hours in the States are
spent in front of it. And ESPN2, which seems to be more oriented to the
West Coast, is also good fun. NHL 2nite is very good, and the talk show
is sometimes very good.
Steve
|
51.904 | | CAM::WAY | Nine to the front, six to the rear | Mon Dec 04 1995 11:28 | 29 |
| >'Saw, the most important controversies of Howard Cosell's career came when
>I was in college. That would make you about five years old. I'm talking
>about BEFORE Monday Night Football, which turned him from a reporter into
>a celebrity and went completely to his head. He was controversial on MNF
>because he was obnoxious. He was controversial before that because he took
Oh, so you don't think I was that sophisticated when I was 5 years old? 8^)
Seriously, I take your point...
>My (over)reaction to Berman's nicknames is that they use a man's name, the
>center of his identity, to make a cheap joke. I find that offensive.
Well, I guess having a name like Francis, I'm used to folks poking fun at a
name. When I was a kid I used to hate the name, but as I've grown up and
realized some things about a) who I was named after and b) not everyone is
stupid enough to forget the "i" and "e" thing, I've grown to like it quite
well.
>I am a *great* ESPN fan. Unhealthily many of my hours in the States are
>spent in front of it. And ESPN2, which seems to be more oriented to the
>West Coast, is also good fun. NHL 2nite is very good, and the talk show
>is sometimes very good.
I'm not that big on the Deuce -- their coverage is good, but to me it's
kind of plastic. That could be a West coast thing I don't know. ;^)
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51.905 | Somewhat of a Howard Cosell fan myself | AKOCOA::BREEN | | Mon Dec 04 1995 11:35 | 13 |
| I don't see much of a comparison between Berman and Cosell. The
former, despite being left-handed (for which reason mainly 'Saw likes
him) is very much an "in" guy, a guy who gets along.
Cosell was always on the outside, didn't get along with many and held
his own personal opinions on many subjects regardless of what anybody
thought. And his style said, if you don't agree with me it's simply
because you're stupid or brainwashed.
Jump'n Joe Dugan like Cosell and that went a long way with me; Joe said
Howard was generous and polite with the little people, a contrast to
the majority in the business. One of the people Joe was contrasting
Howard to was Curt Gowdy.
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51.907 | | CAM::WAY | Nine to the front, six to the rear | Tue Dec 05 1995 09:19 | 6 |
| >
> NYR 5 Ducks 1 Messier g 2a, Graves & Robitaille g a, Sillinger g
>
Now THAT's a score that Claybone would like!!!!!
|
51.908 | | GENRAL::WADE | Ah'm Yo Huckleberry... | Tue Dec 05 1995 10:18 | 2 |
|
Looks like the Rangers limited out.
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51.909 | Need Monday night football score - Detr - Chicago | AKOCOA::BREEN | | Tue Dec 05 1995 16:15 | 2 |
| Anyone get the official final score from last night?
|
51.910 | | BIGQ::MCKAY | | Tue Dec 05 1995 16:17 | 1 |
| Det 27-7
|
51.911 | hth | MKOTS3::tcc122.mko.dec.com::long | Gronowski = Welcher Extraordinaire | Tue Dec 05 1995 16:18 | 1 |
| Detriot(tm) 27, Chicago 7
|
51.912 | | AKOCOA::BREEN | | Tue Dec 05 1995 16:23 | 3 |
| Thanks boys,
btw, how do you steel a closet?
|
51.913 | HTH's II | WMOIS::CHAPALONIS_M | Donnie Baseball Yankee HOFer!!! | Tue Dec 05 1995 16:24 | 12 |
|
Det 27
Morton Short TD catch
Sanders Medium TD Catch
Moore 47 yd td Catch
Hanson 2 FG's
Chicago 7
Smith short TD Run
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51.914 | That Moore is something else; great talent | AKOCOA::BREEN | | Tue Dec 05 1995 17:13 | 1 |
|
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51.917 | NFL | HBAHBA::HAAS | slightly related | Mon Dec 11 1995 11:15 | 18 |
| Saturday:
MINNESOTA 27, cleveland 11
SAN DIEGO 28, arizona 25
Sunday:
PHILADELPHIA 20, dallas 17
buffalo 45, ST LOUIS 27
ATLANTA 19, new orleans 14
NEW ENGLAND 31, ny jets 28
CINCINNATI 16, chicago 10
detroit 24, HOUSTON 17
san francisco 31, CAROLINA 10
indianapolis 41, JACKSONVILLE 31
pittsburgh 29, OAKLAND 10
seattle 31, DENVER 27
NY GIANTS 20, washington 13
TAMPA BAY 13, green bay 10
|
51.918 | College playoffs | HBAHBA::HAAS | slightly related | Mon Dec 11 1995 13:53 | 13 |
| College Football Playoffs:
I-AA
marshall 25, MCNEESE ST 13
MONTANA 70, stephen f. austin 14
Montana (12-2) at Marshall (12-2) Dec. 16
II
NORTH ALABAMA 27, pittsburgh st 7 (championship)
III
Wisconsin-LaCrosse 36, Rowan 7 (championship, at Salem, Va)
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51.919 | | IMBETR::DUPREZ | Will work for sleep.. | Mon Dec 11 1995 14:14 | 3 |
| > MONTANA 70, stephen f. austin 14
How can Tom Osborne coach at Nebraska *AND* Montana?
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51.924 | Anyone see the whole game | AD::HEATH | The albatross and whales they are my brother | Fri Dec 15 1995 07:24 | 8 |
|
My cable went out with the B's up 4-1 in the third. Gawd can these
stiffs hold any type of lead. Yea they won but 3 goals in the third
period is gonna amount to lots of L's.
Jerry
|
51.925 | Rockets win firsted bowl | HBAHBA::HAAS | slightly related | Fri Dec 15 1995 08:03 | 12 |
| The Bowl season has begun...
The Toledo Rockets beat the Nevada Wolf Pack 40-37 in OVERTIME!
The Rockets started out big but Nevada ended up kicking a field goal to
tie it at 34, forcing OT, using the system where one team gets the ball
at the 25 and a chance to score, then the other team gets it on the other
25, Toledo won the coin flip and they chose defense. Nevada kicked a FG.
The Rockets got the ball and handed it to their very good RB, Wasean
Tait, who ran it in on the 3rd play.
TTom
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51.929 | NFL | HBAHBA::HAAS | slightly related | Mon Dec 18 1995 10:28 | 17 |
| Saturday:
PITTSBURGH 41, new england 27
green bay 34, NEW ORLEANS 23
Sunday:
BUFFALO 23, miami 20
CLEVELAND 26, cincinnati 10
CHICAGO 31, tampa bay 10
PHILADELPHIA 21, arizona 20
washington 35, ST LOUIS 23
HOUSTON 23, ny jets 6
CAROLINA 21, atlanta 17
DETROIT 44, jacksonville 0
DALLAS 21, ny giants 20
KANSAS CITY 20, denver 17
san diego 27, INDIANAPOLIS 24
SEATTLE 44, oakland 10
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51.931 | NY IslGortonfishermans tonight | AD::HEATH | The albatross and whales they are my brother | Tue Dec 26 1995 09:01 | 3 |
|
.500 at last.
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51.932 | Alohahaha Bowl | HBAHBA::HAAS | slightly related | Tue Dec 26 1995 09:49 | 1 |
| Kansas 51, UCLA 30
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51.935 | Red Raiders Roolz!~ | HBAHBA::HAAS | slightly related | Thu Dec 28 1995 10:03 | 16 |
| Kansas 51, UCLA 30
Texas Tech 55, Air Force 41
The 2-and-oh crowd:
BIGQ::MCKAY
IMBETR::DUPREZ
MKOTS3::SMILLER
MSBCS::BRYDIE
MYLIFE::MCCARTHY
NETCAD::NISKALA
ROCK::GRONOWSKI
SHARE::DERRY
TNPUBS::NAZZARO
TTom
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51.936 | | IMBETR::DUPREZ | The engineer formerly known as Roland | Thu Dec 28 1995 10:25 | 5 |
| As much as I hate to admit it, those two games were (I felt) the easy
pickin'... The New Year's Day games will separate the woman from the
boys, I'll wager...
Are you going to continue posting the "-and-oh" crowd as it dwindles?
|
51.937 | yep | HBAHBA::HAAS | slightly related | Thu Dec 28 1995 10:44 | 7 |
| I'm working on the reports whilest we note.
However, there's only one game tonight to add to the list and then we
swing all the way to 1/2/96 by which time if'n some one is actually still
"-and-oh" we'll prolly have a winner afore the Fiesta.
TTom
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51.938 | | BIGQ::MCKAY | | Thu Dec 28 1995 11:57 | 6 |
| TTOM, since my picks have reached icon status I'd prefer if you would
refer to me now as the prognosticator formerly known as IMJIMBO. 8*)
The * and 0 list will last until new years day.
Jimbo
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51.939 | | IMBETR::DUPREZ | The engineer formerly known as Roland | Thu Dec 28 1995 12:11 | 10 |
| > TTOM, since my picks have reached icon status I'd prefer if you would
> refer to me now as the prognosticator formerly known as IMJIMBO. 8*)
Allright, now it's really ugly. You're even copying my p-name...
> The * and 0 list will last until new years day.
Wow - bold prediction! There's only *nine* of us right now.
Take a good look at what happens to the "* and 0 list" if A&M covers... :-)
|
51.940 | | BIGQ::MCKAY | | Thu Dec 28 1995 12:20 | 7 |
| Wow I didn't even see that, I'm pro-choice on pname's!!!!
Do we have all the same picks?
A&M will not cover, they are an average at best team.
Jimbo
|
51.941 | | NETCAD::NISKALA | This IS the year for the Huskers! | Thu Dec 28 1995 14:15 | 1 |
| If'n A&M covers, I'll be the ONLY * and 0 er!
|
51.943 | and then there was one | HBAHBA::HAAS | slightly related | Fri Dec 29 1995 09:44 | 12 |
| > <<< Note 51.941 by NETCAD::NISKALA "This IS the year for the Huskers!" >>>
>
> If'n A&M covers, I'll be the ONLY * and 0 er!
Kansas 51, UCLA 30
Texas Tech 55, Air Force 41
Texas A&M 22, Michigan 20
You said a mouthful there, pardner. Yessir folks we got us a lone ranger
in the now extremely elite if'n not unique status of "-and-oh".
TTom
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51.944 | | IMBETR::DUPREZ | The engineer formerly known as Roland | Fri Dec 29 1995 10:18 | 5 |
|
I should head for the Crow Cafe. I told TTom off-line that A&M had "a
snowball's chance in h-e-double hockey sticks" of covering.
Michigan looked flatter'n a pancake.
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51.945 | every body's got one | HBAHBA::HAAS | slightly related | Fri Dec 29 1995 10:26 | 5 |
| And I gave him some sage advice as "oh yeah".
Except for one long bomb, A&M's D dominated.
TTom
|
51.948 | | SNAX::ERICKSON | Can the Coach... | Tue Jan 02 1996 10:13 | 9 |
|
Interesting to note that the B's have played the fewest games out
of everyone in the Eastern Conference, with a total of 34. Everyone
else has played 37 or 38 games, the Rangers have played 42 games. You
would think they could do a better job of scheduling. There is no
reason for the Rangers to have played 8 games more then the Bruins at
this point in time.
Ron
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51.952 | all of 'em a little late... | HBAHBA::HAAS | slightly related | Thu Jan 04 1996 10:15 | 17 |
| Kansas 51, UCLA 30
Texas Tech 55, Air Force 41
Texas A&M 22, Michigan 20
Iowa 38, Washington 18
LSU 45, Michigan St 26
Kansas St 54, Colorado St 21
East Carolina 19, Stanford 13
No Carolina 20, Arkansas 10
Virginia 34, Georgia 27
Va Tech 28, Texas 10
Penn St 43, Auburn 14
Syracuse 41, Clemson 0
Tennessee 20, Ohio St 14
Colorado 38, Oregon 6
Southern Cal 41, Northwestern 32
Florida St 31, Notre Dame 26
Nebraska 62, Florida 24
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51.953 | how 'bout them Pirates | HBAHBA::HAAS | slightly related | Thu Jan 04 1996 12:03 | 35 |
|
USA Today CNN Coaches' Poll: AP:
---------------------------- ----------------------------
1. Nebraska (62) 1,550 1. Nebraska (62) 1,550
2. Tennessee 1,438 2. Florida 1,474
3. Florida 1,434 3. Tennessee 1,428
4. Colorado 1,308 4. Florida St 1,311
5. Florida St 1,280 5. Colorado 1,309
6. Kansas St 6. Ohio St
7. Northwestern 7. Kansas St
8. Ohio St 8. Northwestern
9. Va Tech 9. Kansas
10. Kansas 10. Va Tech
11. Southern Cal 11. Notre Dame
12. Penn St 12. Southern Cal
13. Notre Dame 13. Penn St
14. Texas 14. Texas
15. Texas A&M 15. Texas A&M
16. Syracuse 16. Virginia
17. Virginia 17. Michigan
18. Oregon 18. Oregon
19. Michigan 19. Syracuse
20. Texas Tech 20. Miami-FL
21. Auburn 21. Alabama
22. Iowa 22. Auburn
23. East Carolina 23. Texas Tech
24. Toledo 24. Toledo
25. LSU 25. Iowa
Note: as further evidence that some of these guys should have (a) their
licenses to vote taken revoked and (2) their head examined, East Carolina
didn't even make it in the Top 25 even though they finished 9-3 and won
their bowl game.
TTom
|
51.954 | | IMBETR::DUPREZ | The engineer formerly known as Roland | Thu Jan 04 1996 12:20 | 2 |
|
Besides the fact that they beat ranked Va. Tech and Syracuse...
|
51.955 | more or less a clue | HBAHBA::HAAS | slightly related | Thu Jan 04 1996 12:24 | 15 |
| Wail, I just found another poll.
It's the "USA TODAY/HALL OF FAME POLL"
It has East Carolina ranked 23. Nebraska, Florida, Tennessee as 1,2,3.
LSU is the loser being unranked even though they spanked their opponent
while Washington is in even though they was the spankee.
Now, lest we think these people know anthing, they had Wuerffel (I'll
keep changing the spelling 'til I get it right) as the Player of the
Year. I guess they don't consider getting drubbed in the Fiesta afore
voting or that the real POY led the drub.
TTom
|
51.958 | | AKOCOA::BREEN | Ashes to ashes, dust to dust | Mon Jan 08 1996 09:19 | 11 |
| As the Bruins slowly and surely move toward Montreal. Don't I truly
have until the end of January or the next OPP for this to happen 'Saw.
Given that a rereading of your "bet" actually said they have to have
sole possession of second.
Bet or no bet my point of November has been made. Come January they
start to pull away, albeit not a threat to Pittsburgh. Actually
they've never been much of a threat to any of the really good teams.
The B's have done it for 15 years on forechecking and backchecking.
They should address the goalie problem though.
|
51.959 | NFL | HBAHBA::HAAS | slightly related | Mon Jan 08 1996 11:38 | 7 |
| Saturday:
PITTSBURGH 40, buffalo 21
green bay 27, SAN FRANCISCO 17
Sunday:
DALLAS 30, philadelphia 11
indianapolis 10, KANSAS CITY 7
|
51.960 | exit | CSC32::MACGREGOR | Colorado: the TRUE mid-west | Mon Jan 08 1996 19:42 | 5 |
|
So how many shutouts has the "blizzard of '96" recorded so far this
year?
|
51.962 | | CAM::WAY | Ridi pagliaccio | Tue Jan 09 1996 08:26 | 30 |
| > As the Bruins slowly and surely move toward Montreal. Don't I truly
> have until the end of January or the next OPP for this to happen 'Saw.
No. I said by the first of the year. The bet was a beer or other drink of
choice at our next get together.
>
> Bet or no bet my point of November has been made. Come January they
> start to pull away, albeit not a threat to Pittsburgh. Actually
> they've never been much of a threat to any of the really good teams.
> The B's have done it for 15 years on forechecking and backchecking.
> They should address the goalie problem though.
>
The Bruins ONLY beat the Whalers. Only the Whalers could screw up so much with
the talent they have.
Further, Kasper is looking more and more like the a__hole that he is for
benching Neely and Stevens. The Hartford Courant, RARELY pro-Bruins in any
way, shape or form, blasted Kasper on his actions, and the sheer gutlessness he
showed by doing it when they didn't have practice the next day.
Kasper is a bozo.
'Saw
|
51.963 | And Habs squeaked a point last night | AKOCOA::BREEN | Ashes to ashes, dust to dust | Tue Jan 09 1996 10:27 | 10 |
| No you didn't say first of the year but I now do agree that they have
have to get to a tie for second.
\
As to the date it wasn't specific but my original note had a title of
"file this till 15-Jan" which is a week away. I don't have a schedule
so on the morning of 15-Jan-1996 if the marvelous Ms Derry (who's
making a strong run to win the playoff pool on top of everything else)
posts the standings as usual we can put fini to the "bet".
If the Bruins are "higher" than third I win, if not you win.
|
51.964 | | IMBETR::DUPREZ | The engineer formerly known as Roland | Tue Jan 09 1996 10:31 | 2 |
| I don't know about the rest of you, but I really enjoy watching the mod
and faux mod trying to out-weasel each other on this Bruins wager.
|
51.965 | | CAM::WAY | Ridi pagliaccio | Tue Jan 09 1996 11:12 | 29 |
| >
>I don't know about the rest of you, but I really enjoy watching the mod
>and faux mod trying to out-weasel each other on this Bruins wager.
>
Yeah, this is like the "shifting sands of time" bet here....
Alright, I'll bite on this one: I'll go to January 15th.
Lest there be no doubt:
If, on the morning of 15 January, 1996, the Bruins are in sole
possession of 2nd place in their division in the NHL, I'll buy
Bill Breen a libation of his choice at the next get-together that
we go to.
If, on the morning of 15 January, 1996, the Bruins are lower than
2nd place, Bill buys me a drink....
If the "spirit of the bet" is not honored, it's considered a welch. 8^)
'Saw
|
51.966 | | NQOS01::16.65.128.163::may_br | BRUCE MAY | Tue Jan 09 1996 11:42 | 1 |
| yabbut, what if da broons are tied for 2nd?
|
51.968 | | CAM::WAY | Ridi pagliaccio | Tue Jan 09 1996 11:50 | 11 |
| >
>yabbut, what if da broons are tied for 2nd?
>
I win.
Bill's bet was SOLE possession.
'Saw
|
51.970 | | CAM::WAY | Ridi pagliaccio | Tue Jan 09 1996 12:03 | 8 |
| The Bruins can beat up on a team like the Flounders, but I agree with Karen.
No way to they pull 5 points of a possible six in the next three games.
Kasper can't tie his shoes and chew gum at the same time, let alone coach this
team to victory that much....
'Saw
|
51.971 | | SNAX::ERICKSON | Can the Coach... | Tue Jan 09 1996 12:09 | 5 |
|
After the lose about 8-0 to the Avalance tonight it isn't going to
matter.
Ron
|
51.972 | Also, I was first to point out Neely was in trouble | AKOCOA::BREEN | Ashes to ashes, dust to dust | Tue Jan 09 1996 13:54 | 54 |
| Tie goes to me. 'Saw's bet from his perspective was "no higher than
3rd". Tied for second is higher than third. And his original terms
simply said at the OPP > 1-Jan. I the big hearted guy I am compromised
on 15-jan because my original statement had that in the title.
I see no problem beating the Avalanche tonight after they've been
snowbound in beantown for two days and Roy is back in Denver.
Flounders???
I will attach the two pertinent notes for Roland and others perusal to
prove I'm right. If this comes to a trial I want George as my lawyer.
<<< CAM::$1$DUA5:[NOTES$LIBRARY]SPORTS.NOTE;1 >>>
-< SPORTS >-
================================================================================
Note 98.1107 Boston Broons Hokey 1107 of 1195
AKOCOA::BREEN 6 lines 28-NOV-1995 13:28
-< File this till Jan. 15 >-
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Just out of curiousity, come January when the Bruins close in on first
place in the division (unless the 'guins run away and hide which I
doubt) will that be enough to find you guys in the crow file?
Or will the response be, he has to do it in the playoffs , he still
sips.
<<< CAM::$1$DUA5:[NOTES$LIBRARY]SPORTS.NOTE;1 >>>
-< SPORTS >-
================================================================================
Note 98.1108 Boston Broons Hokey 1108 of 1195
CAM::WAY "Nine to the front, six to the rear" 21 lines 28-NOV-1995 13:31
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> Just out of curiousity, come January when the Bruins close in on first
> place in the division (unless the 'guins run away and hide which I
> doubt) will that be enough to find you guys in the crow file?
>
I'll bet you, for amusement purposes, my friend, a beer, or whatever libation
you'll be drinking at whatever get together we have after Jan 1st, that the
Bruins will be no higher than 3rd place in their division.
>
> Or will the response be, he has to do it in the playoffs , he still
> sips.
>
He's supposedly a hockey coach, eh? Then how come he can't do as well as the
guy who worked in a brewery and is now a coach.....8^)
|
51.973 | you're not gonna like this, Billte... | IMBETR::DUPREZ | The engineer formerly known as Roland | Tue Jan 09 1996 14:01 | 18 |
| >I'll bet you, for amusement purposes, my friend, a beer, or whatever libation
>you'll be drinking at whatever get together we have after Jan 1st, that the
>Bruins will be no higher than 3rd place in their division.
Billte is right in that a tie for 2nd goes to him.
However, based on the above transcript, I'd say the bet was based on the games
through January 1st.
For instance, if the next get-together was January 2nd, the loser would have
had to pay then.
If that logic doesn't hold with you, then the end to this bet could conceivably
slide out through the games of the night before the next get-together - I see
no way of determining an alternative, concrete date.
January 15th is an arbitrary date that should only be considered official if
both parties agree (it appears they have).
|
51.974 | | CAM::WAY | Ridi pagliaccio | Tue Jan 09 1996 14:03 | 12 |
| I think the Dayton Peace accord was arrived at easier than the terms of this
damned bet.
I'll tell you what Bill. I'll make this really easy. How bout I just buy you
a drink next get together!
Serves me right for bettin' in the firsted place...8^)
'Saw
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51.975 | Roland consider ALL the evidence | AKOCOA::BREEN | Ashes to ashes, dust to dust | Tue Jan 09 1996 15:35 | 9 |
| Roland, you are right in that 'Saw's bet sentence was open ended. I
truly have until the next Opp to wend my way to a tie for second. But
since my note title specified 15-jan (ie check the standings 15-jan and
you will see the Bruins in their usual place) I'll end it there.
The fly in the ointment was the Fleet schedule which idled the B's
while the rest were playing. So regardless, for fairness sake the
comparison should take into account games in hand which it looks like
will be even come next Tuesday morning.
|
51.976 | | SNAX::ERICKSON | Can the Coach... | Tue Jan 09 1996 15:36 | 7 |
|
Saw,
Just make the next get together this Friday. The B's don't play
enough games to get to 2nd place.
Ron
|
51.977 | | IMBETR::DUPREZ | The engineer formerly known as Roland | Tue Jan 09 1996 15:40 | 13 |
| >Roland consider ALL the evidence
I considered all the evidence you gave me. This is just like a courtroom.
It's up to the lawyer to provide the evidence - it's not up to the judge to
dig it up. I worked off of the two replies you provided.
Now stop whining!
(I'm thinking of growing one of those Ito-beards...)
And another thing - you not checking the Fleet schedule is your own problem.
The law has to do with rules, not fairness. "Games in hand" was not part of
the bet criteria, so that criterion is moot.
|
51.978 | 12 men and true? Woman of course included | AKOCOA::BREEN | Ashes to ashes, dust to dust | Tue Jan 09 1996 16:06 | 14 |
| Who made you judge Roland, I consider you the lawyer for the Conneticut
side. I want Maiewski for my lawyer, where are you George. Even if he
can't get me "tie and tuesday" he should be able to severely muddle
this thing or work in another technicality.
I need a judge who is totally and completely impartial, with a command
of the English language, powers of deliberation and an understanding of
sport. Granted, faint hope of finding such a being in this note.
Even Derry seems to be siding with the Hartford side. I don't trust
Waugamain either.
And we'd better get this panel going quick since the Avalanche can make
this all moot tonight.
|
51.979 | | IMBETR::DUPREZ | The engineer formerly known as Roland | Tue Jan 09 1996 16:19 | 8 |
|
I'm not a lawyer for either of you weenies. You're both a couple of
weasels.
>I need a judge who is totally and completely impartial
If you got one, you'd still be whining. I'd be good because I have complete
and utter contempt for both of your positions.
|
51.980 | | SLEEPR::MAIEWSKI | Bos-Mil-Atl Braves W.S. Champs | Tue Jan 09 1996 16:21 | 16 |
| Motion to suppress!!! We're also filing a motion precluding the Bruins from
losing any more games this season!!! We want to freeze all Harry Sindon's
assets and want a restraining order prohibiting any New Jersey teams from
coming within 100 miles of Boston.
We're asking for a summary judgment to dismiss all motions pertaining to
January 1st, we want child support for weeping athletes and council fees paid
in beer.
Tomorrow we start discovery. We're filing subpoena to take depositions from
anyone who's entered notes in this string. We want all documents, computer
files, post-it notes, telephone bills, and dirty socks from the defendants
and we want them all in triplicate.
MY CLIENT WILL GET THE JUSTICE HE DESERVES!!!!!
George
|
51.981 | | IMBETR::DUPREZ | The engineer formerly known as Roland | Tue Jan 09 1996 16:22 | 8 |
| >dirty socks from the defendants
>and we want them all in triplicate.
Obfuscation. Dirty socks come in pairs...
>MY CLIENT WILL GET THE JUSTICE HE DESERVES!
Then you're not doing your job... :-)
|
51.982 | | AKOCOA::BREEN | Ashes to ashes, dust to dust | Tue Jan 09 1996 16:44 | 11 |
| Now that's lawyering George and don't forget clean briefs. What if the
defendant gets into a car accident on the way to court.
But check the language of the original contract. Couldn't you do
wonders with that. What gets me is these guys have poor Kaspar pitched
as the 8th Eddie Johnston of the world after 15 games and finally as I
predicted they start winning and the pace of the Kasper baiting doesn't
decrease but gets worse.
Finally Kaspar takes their advice to get tough and my advice to start
with Neely and they cream him for making the prima donna cry.
|
51.983 | | SLEEPR::MAIEWSKI | Bos-Mil-Atl Braves W.S. Champs | Tue Jan 09 1996 16:51 | 14 |
| Oh yes, the original contract. If it works to our advantage we will certainly
use it in due course. But that's much later. These types of cases usually go at
least a year for discovery then another year or so to get on the docket.
Unless, of course you want to settle and get on with your life.
By the way, in case we do go to court do you have any kids that clean up real
nice? If not no problem, I know someone who can provide us with a few ankle
biters real cheap.
And remember to limp. Juries love plaintiffs that limp. It's more important
than the contract itself.
George
|
51.985 | Biller couldn't stop a beachball last night | AD::HEATH | The albatross and whales they are my brother | Wed Jan 10 1996 07:17 | 8 |
|
Billington was at it again 9 shots 3 goals. Man if I hit like that
I'd still be playing ball.
Jerry
|
51.986 | | CAM::WAY | Ridi pagliaccio | Wed Jan 10 1996 08:13 | 20 |
| Alla you lawyer shmucks, go take a hike.
This is between me and Bill and we'll settle it the old fashioned way. Between
ourselves, like men.
Quite honestly, the INTENT of my bet was January 1st. An errant comma, and a
sentence of ambiguous meaning were interpreted by Bill to be an open-ended bet,
when I intended it to mean that the bet *payoff* would be open-ended.
At any rate, Bill and I have AMICABLY settled on January 15th. And even if I
win, I'll probably declare the bet "served" without payment anyway, cause
that's the kind of guy I am.
So why don't you lawyer guys go argue about whether or not the heart-attack
that killed Grinkov was caused by the same guy who got Don Drysdale behind a
locked hotel room door, and who was probably hired by Scott "Tinkerbell"
Hamilton....
'Saw
|
51.987 | I'm getting in over my head - my seer powers are waining | AKOCOA::BREEN | Ashes to ashes, dust to dust | Wed Jan 10 1996 10:14 | 13 |
| Oops, strike that "games in hand" note. I will graciously honor the
intent of the original bet and whatever the standings are next Tuesday
morning will be it, tie for second goes to me.
We don't need no lawyers, they've already split over a six-pack and
probably would want mileage to the OPP.
And I insist on buying that Wicked-Sam-Adams-Rolling-Rock
hearty,pale,amber lager that a beer aficionado like yourselves so
richly deserve.
Meanwhile I need the Colts to beat the spread Sunday or Waugamain gets
lunch at Applebees.
|
51.988 | | CAM::WAY | Ridi pagliaccio | Wed Jan 10 1996 10:41 | 7 |
| Aw hell Bill, I'd buy you a beer just cause you were in the Corps.
I have so many friends/relatives that were devil-dogs, I make myself mighty
scarce on November 10.
8^)
|
51.989 | here's II U | HBAHBA::HAAS | slightly related | Wed Jan 10 1996 10:55 | 5 |
| Wail, I aint in on this bet and I shore weren't in the corps.
But I'll drink a beer for the both of you.
TTom
|
51.992 | | CAM::WAY | A fig-bar of my imagination | Fri Jan 12 1996 08:04 | 8 |
| > Bruins 7 Ducks 2 Elik & Oates g 3a, Neely 2g a, Sweeney g a
If the NHL standings had a column for goal difference, this would help
Bill.
The Twit Kasper is probably going to claim credit for Neely's two goals.
|
51.993 | Not mathematically eliminated yet am I | AKOCOA::BREEN | Ashes to ashes, dust to dust | Fri Jan 12 1996 10:33 | 2 |
| so how many games does the B's and Habs have until Monday - Karen you
got the next weeks schedule handy?
|
51.994 | | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Fri Jan 12 1996 12:04 | 10 |
| The Bruins (40 pts) play the DEVILS tomorrow and the Canucks on the
15th but you aren't counting that game because the standings go in on
Monday morning not Tuesday. Correct?
Montreal (43 pts) plays at PittsburgH tonight and the Blues tomorrow.
Buffalo (39 pts) plays at the Flames tonight and at the Oilers
tomorrow.
Looks like you're buying Frank's choice of libation but I'll buy you
one to make up for it.
|
51.995 | | MKOTS3::tcc122.mko.dec.com::long | Some gave all | Fri Jan 12 1996 12:33 | 8 |
| > Looks like you're buying Frank's choice of libation but
> I'll buy you one to make up for it.
Oh sure, like you'll show up at a Git Tagether?!
billl
|
51.998 | Have I got this straight? | MUNDIS::SSHERMAN | Clean living and a fast outfield | Mon Jan 15 1996 07:49 | 11 |
| OK, if I've followed this soap opera attentively enough, Bill Breen now owes
the Chainsaw a draught of his choice. But Karen is going to make up for it
and buy Bill a round, that is, if she ever shows up at a Get Together. And
if she does, Bill Long will have a coronary.
All right, just to make it interesting: if I ever make it to another Get
Together (best bet now is Spring 1997), I'll buy Karen a drink. And then
Frank can buy me a drink, and that will settle this affair, 18 months after
it got started. Fair enough?
Steve
|
51.999 | | CAM::WAY | A fig-bar of my imagination | Mon Jan 15 1996 07:57 | 15 |
| I think you have it just about right.
And it sounds like a fine way to settle this whole thing. And the 18 months
part of it lends a slight air of antiquity to the proceedings.
Imagine if you will, this bet taking place in the 18th century. Why, the mail
would have been slow, and the newspapers perhaps even slower. Steve would take
a full 60 days to travel to the colonies by square-rigger, and the 18 month
time spen to resolve the entire affair would have been commonplace.
Of course, I'd probably look like s__t in a powered wig!
'Saw
|
51.1000 | | IMBETR::DUPREZ | The engineer formerly known as Roland | Mon Jan 15 1996 08:52 | 3 |
| >Of course, I'd probably look like s__t in a powered wig!
Does a powered wig make your head move faster? :-)
|
51.1001 | Way to snarf, Roland (or rather TEFKAR) | MUNDIS::SSHERMAN | Clean living and a fast outfield | Mon Jan 15 1996 09:16 | 19 |
| And my ship would probably sink on the way over, or be attacked by pirates
and all passengers would have to walk the plank, or be attacked by the
British Navy and all passengers impressed into service.
But if I did make it over alive, I could tell you about the very impressive
young musician from Salzburg, whose Idomeneo had just premiered at the Court
Opera House, or his teacher Haydn, who seems to falling into disfavor with
his employers, the House of Esterhazy, but has had considerable success
performing his works for the (German speaking) king in your mother country
(not knowing, perhaps, what is brewing in your minds about king and mother
country!).
Do keep in mind that I live in Bavaria, not Hesse, which is shortly to sell
a goodly number of soldiers to the service of that king, the upshot of
which will be that many will settle in the new nation after the war.
Bavarians, on the other hand, will retain loyalty to their (brain damaged)
royalty at least til the brink of the 21st Century!
Steve
|
51.1002 | TEFKAR? | IMBETR::DUPREZ | The engineer formerly known as Roland | Mon Jan 15 1996 09:20 | 0 |
51.1003 | | CAM::WAY | A fig-bar of my imagination | Mon Jan 15 1996 09:52 | 4 |
| The Engineer Formerly Known As Roland
^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^
|
51.1004 | I thought it would be obvious | MUNDIS::SSHERMAN | Clean living and a fast outfield | Mon Jan 15 1996 10:13 | 6 |
| A friend of mine has taken to calling Prince TAFKAP, which he claims is the
pronunciation of the unpronouncable symbol. Sounds good to me.
BTW Roland, the first time I saw your current p_name, I cracked up completely.
Steve
|
51.1006 | | CAM::WAY | Dress to the right and cover down | Tue Jan 16 1996 08:10 | 6 |
| > Canucks 6 Bruins 0 Mogilny g 2a, Courtnall & Lumme g a, Gelinas g
hahhahahahahahahaha....
I guess the Genius Kasper must've had a GREAT game plan for this one....
|
51.1011 | | CAM::WAY | Dress to the right and cover down | Thu Jan 25 1996 07:42 | 5 |
| Karen, that's some great Bruins news!
What? Yes, I know they didn't play. That's the GOOD NEWS.
No chance for the Twit to screw up another one!!!!!1
|
51.1017 | | CAM::WAY | When can their glory fade? | Thu Feb 01 1996 08:02 | 10 |
| > Bruins 3 Ottawa 1 Stumpel & McEachern g a, Oates g, Daigle g
This is no surprise. All season Kasper has shown that he can win the easy
ones. It's the ones against teams that are good, but beatable (Rangers,
Montreal) where Kasper is so miserably inept....
'Saw
|
51.1018 | A significant statistical sample of one | MUNDIS::SSHERMAN | Clean living and a fast outfield | Thu Feb 01 1996 09:59 | 13 |
| >This is no surprise. All season Kasper has shown that he can win the easy
>ones. It's the ones against teams that are good, but beatable (Rangers,
>Montreal) where Kasper is so miserably inept....
In fairness, there is a considerable distance from the Rangers to the Habs.
Montreal is floating around .500, while New York has the best record in
the Eastern Conference.
I've only seen the Bruins once this season so far, but I honestly don't
see how you expect any coach to win with that lineup. If they actually
make the playoffs, I'd call him the coach of the year.
Steve
|
51.1019 | Vesti la giubba e la faccia infarine... | CAM::WAY | When can their glory fade? | Thu Feb 01 1996 10:14 | 30 |
| >
>I've only seen the Bruins once this season so far, but I honestly don't
>see how you expect any coach to win with that lineup. If they actually
>make the playoffs, I'd call him the coach of the year.
>
Steve, I'll chalk this one up to you only having seen the Bruins once.
If Kasper has done anything this year worthy of anyone even dropping his
name on the same city block where the CoY meetings are taking place, I'll
bend over, drop my drawers and sing "Vesti La Giubba" from Pagliacci
out my a____le.
He's taken a team that used to hit, use to be agressive on defense, used to
have a spark, and turned them into the most lackluster of lacklusters.
There is NO fire on this team, and the most telling fact is that last year they
were #1 in penalty killing, this year they are #21. Their power play sucks,
and if you watch The Twit on the bench he hasn't got a clue.
I've seen these guys, and I'm telling you, PeeWee Herman could get more out
of this team than The Twit....
Steve Kasper is clearly the worst coach I've ever seen in the game of hockey.
CLEARLY.
'Saw
|
51.1020 | Try listening to an objective opinion | AKOCOA::BREEN | You could see that he truly did love the Mademoiselle | Thu Feb 01 1996 10:43 | 10 |
| >He's taken a team that used to hit, use to be agressive on defense, used to
>have a spark, and turned them into the most lackluster of lacklusters.
When was that pray tell? When Boivin and Flaman were on the point?
All I've seen of them including the playoff with Buffalo in 1993 is a
mistake prone outfit for years now. Something had to be done with the
93,94 clubs other than yelling and let's wait for the results. Also,
some of the young players are making mistakes but they have to learn.
|
51.1021 | | CAM::WAY | When can their glory fade? | Thu Feb 01 1996 11:18 | 40 |
| > >He's taken a team that used to hit, use to be agressive on defense, used to
> >have a spark, and turned them into the most lackluster of lacklusters.
>
> When was that pray tell? When Boivin and Flaman were on the point?
>
> All I've seen of them including the playoff with Buffalo in 1993 is a
> mistake prone outfit for years now. Something had to be done with the
> 93,94 clubs other than yelling and let's wait for the results. Also,
> some of the young players are making mistakes but they have to learn.
Last year's club was first in the league killing penalties. If you wanna talk
playoffs, sure, they did the Linda Lovelace thing two years in a row. That,
more than anything contributed to Sutter going.
They did well during the regular season, well enough to take the division I
believe (or was it second place) in 1993. And they used to HIT. Sweeney used
to HIT like a freight train. I guess Kasper must've told him to tone it down
because I haven't seen him hit anything this season.
And it's not yelling. It's called coaching. Coaching is not espousing theories
and philosophies like The Twit does. It's about getting results in whatever
manner it takes. Kasper is NOT doing that. Breakdowns in mental discipline
are the hallmark of Kasper's club, and show his lack of coaching ability.
He's ACCEPTING them, and his answers to them are poor indeed.
And we're not even talking about his gameday coaching....
Bottom line, I think Jerry hit upon the reasons that Kasper is here. The
Bruins were still on the hook for the last two years of Sutter's contract.
They had their hands "tied" in that they couldn't, or wouldn't, pay for a coach
of NHL caliber. They decided to try The Twit. I guess they're getting what
they paid for.
'Saw
|
51.1022 | Sometimes it works out | MUNDIS::SSHERMAN | Clean living and a fast outfield | Thu Feb 01 1996 11:41 | 16 |
| Sometimes the bargain basement approach pays off. Look at Ted Nolan of the
Buffalo Sabres. He has way less talent to work with than Kasper, but is
somehow managing to keep his team in shouting distance of breaking even.
Now, of course they're going to miss the playoffs, and of course they'll
probably have to unload Pat LaFontaine, and they'll be rebuilding for a
couple of years, but they're putting a decent product on the ice, and my
impression is that the coach deserves a lot of the credit.
The Bruins you describe are not the Bruins I saw in the one game against
the Rangers. They played with passion and commitment, but they just
weren't very good, and the closer you got to their own zone, the worse
they got.
Obviously, not a typical game.
Steve
|
51.1023 | | CAM::WAY | When can their glory fade? | Thu Feb 01 1996 11:47 | 24 |
| >The Bruins you describe are not the Bruins I saw in the one game against
>the Rangers. They played with passion and commitment, but they just
>weren't very good, and the closer you got to their own zone, the worse
>they got.
They worked their asses off, I agree. They got lucky in a couple of spots too.
But, without fail, they suffered from Twit-itis.
EVERY time they'd closed to within one-goal, a lapse in mental discipline let
NY extend the lead again. That's been so typicaly with Kasper's team this
year, as they've given up about a billion and a half goals within one minute of
a) scoring themsevles, b) the beginning of the period, c) the end of the
period.
I think they worked pretty hard because they were on national TV. The next
afternoon they looked like the Little Sisters of The Poor in the first three to
five minutes of the Montreal game.
At least in the Montreal game we didn't have to listen to the Kasper Apologists
on the Fox network. 8^)
'Saw
|
51.1025 | Not only six time zones; six weeks, too | MUNDIS::SSHERMAN | Clean living and a fast outfield | Fri Feb 02 1996 07:25 | 14 |
| 'Saw, I was talking about an earlier Ranger-Bruin game, the first meeting of
the season. You have to keep in mind not only that it takes the videos a
week to 10 days to get here, but also that Jeff and I are running more than
a month behind. Last night, we watched the Rangers' final game before the
Christmas break, a come-from-three-down 3-3 tie with the Whalers (who look
better than their record and who took the season series from New York 2-1-1).
Karen, I've probably said this before, but I do want to thank you for posting
these scores. I generally check CNN Teletext before leaving in the morning,
but frequently you're my first source for the West Coast games. And of
course when I'm in N�rnberg, I don't have CNN (SKY News doesn't cover hockey),
so you fill me in on my return. Please extend my subscription.
Steve
|
51.1026 | | CAM::WAY | When can their glory fade? | Fri Feb 02 1996 08:16 | 15 |
| Steve, through the magic of technology, you're "right here" and sometimes I
forget that you're behind the times. I suppose that view of the Universe is
typically American and one reason why the Europeans sometimes love to beat us
up so.
At any rate, you'll have something to watch for in six weeks if you get that
game....
Karen does a wonderful job. I don't get the paper during the week (why pay for
a morning paper when I wouldn't get to read it till 4pm?) and her scores
save me the effort of listening/watching for them on TV or radio...
'Saw
|
51.1027 | Waiting for the technology of the future | MUNDIS::SSHERMAN | Clean living and a fast outfield | Fri Feb 02 1996 08:29 | 18 |
| You called it, 'Saw, ahead on the clock but behind the times. And don't
rush to label yourself "provincial", most of us have trouble seeing beyond
the ends of our noses, no matter what continent we live on.
Actually, Jeff and I make it tough on ourselves. We try to watch as many
games together as possible, for the obvious reason that it's more fun than
watching them alone. But my travel schedule, his married life, and the
normal demands of the rest of our lives (to the extent we have them) combine
to limit us to two games a week. Now look at the Ranger schedule for the
month of December--something like 17 games--and you see how we got so far
behind.
Someday satellite technology (and the commercial exploitation thereof) will
make it possible to watch any sport from any country on the planet. By then,
I will be retired, watching five games a day (baseball or hockey, depending
on the season), and putting down roots into the couch.
Steve
|
51.1028 | long term plans | HBAHBA::HAAS | slightly related | Fri Feb 02 1996 08:32 | 6 |
| Steve,
Whatcha need to do is get a_IV and a bag or 2. That way you'll never need
to get up off've that there couch.
TTom
|
51.1029 | Waiting for the satellite | MUNDIS::SSHERMAN | Clean living and a fast outfield | Fri Feb 02 1996 08:34 | 5 |
| TTom, it sounds good, but until the technology is here, I've got to get
up every now and again to change videotapes. Or does someone make a
VCR jukebox?
Steve
|
51.1030 | some things aren't virtual | HBAHBA::HAAS | slightly related | Fri Feb 02 1996 08:41 | 10 |
| Get the video disks/platters and turn that ol' Jukebox on. Maybe you can
subscribe to some kinda maid service where on regular intervals, say
every other week or so, someone comes in, rotates the selections, empties
the bags, and you're good to go fer another while.
Of course, at least in terms of music and video, it's all going virtual
anyway. I'm not sure whether there'll be a virtual catheter or colostomy
bag. Maybe there's some money to be made here...
TTom
|
51.1031 | A virtual vegetable | MUNDIS::SSHERMAN | Clean living and a fast outfield | Fri Feb 02 1996 08:44 | 4 |
| TTom, you make total personal disintegration sound really attractive. I'm
really starting to look forward to it.
Steve
|
51.1032 | ... we're all gonna die-eee... | HBAHBA::HAAS | slightly related | Fri Feb 02 1996 08:46 | 9 |
| >TTom, you make total personal disintegration sound really attractive. I'm
>really starting to look forward to it.
Better sleep on it and re-consider in the morning ;-).
I get the image of Jabba the Hut who obviously couldn't walk across the
floor on his own.
TTom
|
51.1033 | | WMOIS::CHAPALONIS_M | Donnie Baseball Yankee HOFer!!! | Fri Feb 02 1996 09:19 | 8 |
|
Ttom,
A bag or two????
Isn't that illegal in Europe too????
Chappy
|
51.1034 | not in Copenhagen ;-) | HBAHBA::HAAS | slightly related | Fri Feb 02 1996 09:23 | 0 |
51.1035 | :-) | WMOIS::CHAPALONIS_M | Donnie Baseball Yankee HOFer!!! | Fri Feb 02 1996 09:25 | 6 |
|
MMMMMM Copenhagen Red Light district. I remember it well. :-)
Chappy
|
51.1036 | a real surprise for them gals | HBAHBA::HAAS | slightly related | Fri Feb 02 1996 09:40 | 7 |
| Robert Earl Keen has a song called _Copenhagen_ (whatta hail of a flavor)
about the snuff stuff.
He claims that since he's been using it, he hasn't had to worry about
worms or long term relationships.
TTom
|
51.1037 | | CHEFS::7A1_GRN | Keep the blue flag flying | Fri Feb 02 1996 09:48 | 6 |
| .1035
If you can remember it, you obviously didn't have that good a time.;^)
CHARLEY
|
51.1038 | | CAM::WAY | When can their glory fade? | Fri Feb 02 1996 09:59 | 14 |
| Latest and greatest thing is TV on Demand.
A company I interviewed with (strike that, call it a "sweat shop" I interviewed
with) recently is in to that.
Say it's 4:13 and you want to want "I Love Lucy". Pick up your remote, hit a
few buttons to this special converter, and presto-change-o, you got I Love Lucy
from the beginning at 4:14:30....
If they could do that with hockey, Steve wouldn't need to have a maid change
the tapes.
And if you buy my new Catheter-Couch, just $499.95 US, you're all set.
I'm still working on a the Bed Pan Divan...just entering Field Test now....
|
51.1039 | Ready for a career change | MUNDIS::SSHERMAN | Clean living and a fast outfield | Fri Feb 02 1996 10:06 | 8 |
| Those who recall the comic strip L'il Abner might remember that he had a
job as a mattress tester (which challenged him to the limits of his
mental capacity).
Now I see a similar opportunity arising here. 'Saw, when you're ready to
take your devices into the beta phase, give me a holler.
Steve
|
51.1040 | Bleepin' heaven, and I don't even watch hoops or hockey... | EDWIN::WAUGAMAN | Pride of Steel | Fri Feb 02 1996 10:23 | 23 |
|
> Someday satellite technology (and the commercial exploitation thereof) will
> make it possible to watch any sport from any country on the planet. By then,
> I will be retired, watching five games a day (baseball or hockey, depending
> on the season), and putting down roots into the couch.
In the US, DirecTV is getting pretty damned close to this. This year,
MLB has finally gotten its act together and joined the rest of the
Big Four plus college football and basketball in offering their own
package. Unfortunately, the early adverts are boating 800 games this
year, which by my calculations comes close to something like 4-5
games a night. That might sound like a lot but it means that some
teams (like as a for example, the Pirates) will be under- and outright
mis-represented, so I'll probably have to pass for now...
The NFL package remains The King. Every game, every week, at $100
for the season. For out-of-town fans, this is tremendous. And to
order up any of this garbage, you do not even have to so much as
pick up the phone (although sometimes that can be easier than locating
the remote...)
glenn
|
51.1041 | | CAM::WAY | When can their glory fade? | Fri Feb 02 1996 10:35 | 30 |
| I guess it depends on what your looking for.
My brother has that direct TV stuff. I don't know which vendor.
He pays about the same that I do for my cable, but he can't get the local
stations on the dish -- he has to use an antenna for that. He gets more
channels than I do, but the special sports packages like you mention, Glenn,
are extra. The equipment cost him some bucks too.
He doesn't get WWOR 9 outta Jersey, nor 38 outta Boston (no Broons) nor
can he get NESN (no Broons).
To me, it just ain't worth it.
I've been keeping track of what I actually watch, and basically, not counting
sports, it boils down to:
- NYPD Blue
- Law and Order
- X Files
- Homicide.
The rest of the time, it's either Learning Channel, Discovery, History Channel,
or A&E.
I don't watch all that much, and cable is fine fer me.
|
51.1042 | Depends on your particular addiction... | EDWIN::WAUGAMAN | Pride of Steel | Fri Feb 02 1996 11:07 | 22 |
|
> He doesn't get WWOR 9 outta Jersey, nor 38 outta Boston (no Broons) nor
> can he get NESN (no Broons).
NESN is on there, if he ponies up for that regional sports package
(I get it standard no extra cost because I'm New England; your bro
must be considered New York).
> To me, it just ain't worth it.
I agree; it really ain't worth the equipment investment _yet_ (I
got the equip as a Christmas gift two years ago), unless you're big
into movies (I'm not), or out-of-town sports (I am). Like if you're
a fan of the Pittsburgh Stillers, or something like that. But for
you, you already get all the Sox/Broons/Jints you'd ever want, so
it's definitely not worth it. If you're a college hoops junkie
though (again, I'm not), we're talking about a very dangerous case
of Needle and the Damage Done...
glenn
|
51.1043 | Another small plug... | EDWIN::WAUGAMAN | Pride of Steel | Fri Feb 02 1996 11:12 | 8 |
|
Oh yeah, BTW, imo the best thing about DirecTV (as a differentiator)
is the wide variety of 24-hour, commercial-free digital radio
stations. Call it high-tech delivery of low (lower) tech programming.
Lotta s^&% on there I'd never have heard of otherwise...
glenn
|
51.1044 | | CAM::WAY | When can their glory fade? | Fri Feb 02 1996 11:54 | 7 |
| I hear ya.
My brother actually bought the stuff...8^) He's like that though.
'Saw
|
51.1048 | | SNAX::ERICKSON | Can the Coach... | Mon Feb 05 1996 09:58 | 6 |
|
Big difference between the East and West in terms of teams over
.500. The East has 9 teams over .500, while the West only has 4. With
one of the four being Colorado, who was in the East last year.
Ron
|
51.1051 | | AD::HEATH | The albatross and whales they are my brother | Wed Feb 07 1996 07:13 | 4 |
|
yuck
|
51.1053 | | CAM::WAY | When can their glory fade? | Thu Feb 08 1996 08:47 | 5 |
| Man, the Twit always does a great coaching job in those
OT games, eh?
Did the jackass use his timeout last night, or was he saving
it to put in his Christmas Club?
|
51.1056 | Down to the wire | MUNDIS::SSHERMAN | Clean living and a fast outfield | Mon Feb 12 1996 07:14 | 35 |
| Or in other words
East West
NYR 76 Detroit 80
Florida 73 Chicago 71
Pittsburgh 70 Colorado 70
Philly 65 Toronto 56
Montreal 60 Vancouver 56
Washington 59 St. Louis 54
Devils 55 Calgary 51
Tampa Bay 52 Winnipeg 50
----------------------------------------------------------
Hartford 52 Los Angeles 48
Boston 51 Edmonton 44
Buffalo 48 Anaheim 43
NYI 38 Dallas 41
Ottawa 22 San Jose 31
I have resolved ties not with wins (the way the NHL does it when the
season is over) but with winning percentage (more meaningful during
the season). And I have left Pittsburgh and Colorado in third place,
although their playoff seeding, as division leaders, would be second.
Got some real races going on here. There's going to be a real battle
for that last playoff spot in the east, and the mediocrities in the
west could make interesting, as well. Does the trade of Teemu Sel�nne
weaken Winnipeg's bid? Does his acquisition breathe new life into
the Mighty Ducks?
I'd kind of like to see Hartford make it. And all credit to Ted Nolan
for keeping Buffalo close, with a lineup that doesn't look like it can
compete with Ottawa.
Steve
|
51.1057 | Deep Blue 2, Kasparov oh!~ | HBAHBA::HAAS | Extra low prices and hepatitis too!~ | Mon Feb 12 1996 08:25 | 9 |
| Wail, it had to happen.
Gary Kasparov is playing a chess computer called IBM Deep Blue. Kasparov
beat it's predecessor fairly easily, not too long ago.
Now he's down 0-2 as Deep Blue forced him into positions that Kasparov
described as favoring raw computational power.
TTom
|
51.1058 | | IMBETR::DUPREZ | The engineer formerly known as Roland | Mon Feb 12 1996 09:11 | 1 |
| News this morning had it 1-1...
|
51.1059 | not quite the end of mankind | HBAHBA::HAAS | Extra low prices and hepatitis too!~ | Mon Feb 12 1996 09:18 | 15 |
| Oops!~
Right you are, Roland. In both games, white won.
Main, I was really uptight about the human race being inferior to
machines. About all I could think about was _Terminator_ where the
machines take over the world and enslave us mere mortals.
Maybe at some point, we'll have to send someone back in time to splice a
virus into Deep Blue software. But it aint now cause our main main Gary
Kasparov might just save the human race.
And they're scoring this like a real match so it's tied �-�.
TTom
|
51.1060 | | CAM::WAY | There's the devil to pay! | Mon Feb 12 1996 09:26 | 17 |
| I'm not much of a chess player. While I enjoy the game, the plethora of
openings, developments, and end-games has always overwhelmed me, and at this
point I've chosen not to pursue trying to become good at it.
That being said, I feel that in addition to all of the combinations, and even
potential equations that come about by the various configurations of the pieces
on the chessboard, there is, in fact an art and an elegance to the game.
While Big Blue might be able to analyze 2 million combinations a second for any
segment of the game, I don't believe a machine will ever (not least during our
lifetimes) capture the "art" of chess, that esoteric element that programming
can't quite emulate.
My hat is off to Kasparov and I say to him a hearty "O-chen Ha-ro-show"
'Saw
|
51.1061 | won in the endgame | HBAHBA::HAAS | Extra low prices and hepatitis too!~ | Mon Feb 12 1996 09:30 | 11 |
| Saw, are you and Gary buddy's or something?
I just read his analysis. In the firsted game he let the maching play
it's game.
In the second game, he structured his moves to set up the endgame. His
description of the situation was that he understood the essence of the
endgame in a way that the computer didn't. He said that its computational
power couldn't beat his intuition.
TTom
|
51.1062 | Bottom line: white held serve | MUNDIS::SSHERMAN | Clean living and a fast outfield | Mon Feb 12 1996 09:45 | 17 |
| Minor nit: the score is 1-1. You get a point for a win, � point for a draw.
I played chess as a kid, got bored with it, and gave it up. I suppose it
might have an elegance and a beauty that can't be captured algorithmically,
but the point of the game is to win. If we get to the point where a program
is the equal of the human champion, maybe that just tells us that chess is
too limited computationally to be interesting. Now Go might be another
story.
On the other hand, I find algorithms can have elegance and beauty. I can
stare at my code for hours.
Finally, white always has an advantage in chess, the ability to define the
style and direction of play. From what you quote Kasparov as saying, it
sounds like his opponent is programmed to be able to do that.
Steve
|
51.1063 | i'l get it right one of these days | HBAHBA::HAAS | Extra low prices and hepatitis too!~ | Mon Feb 12 1996 09:45 | 0 |
51.1064 | | CAM::WAY | There's the devil to pay! | Mon Feb 12 1996 10:07 | 22 |
| No, I'm not Kasparov's friend, but I'd like to meet him, I think.
Steve hit on a good point, regarding computationally limited. But I remember a
few years back when they started describing these things called "fuzzy sets"
and how they related to games like Chess etc, and how they could be used
computationally to enhance computer programs that play chess.
I've always believed that someone's personality greatly influences their style
in chess, just as it does in warfare. Basically, and this is a huge
generalization, tactics are basically the same, but the employment of the
tactics are what great generalship is made of. Patton was so different from
say, Bradley, but they both had the same basic "building blocks" to use.
Same I think with chess players.
Now what's interesting here is that supposedly Big Blue is programmed to know
and recognize Kasparov's style and tendencies...
'Saw
|
51.1065 | | SNAX::ERICKSON | Can the Coach... | Mon Feb 12 1996 10:09 | 7 |
|
The computer is 32 IBM RS/6000's capable of ? Billion instructions
in 3 minutes. 3 minutes is the time limit between moves. Anybody
remember how many billion instructions it is? Wonder how many Alpha
systems it would take to compute the same about of instructions?
Ron
|
51.1066 | a_Alpha woulda whipped 'im twice | HBAHBA::HAAS | Extra low prices and hepatitis too!~ | Mon Feb 12 1996 10:12 | 3 |
| I think it's rated at 50 billion instructions.
TTom
|
51.1067 | But in Mariocart it's no mas | AKOCOA::BREEN | You never can tell | Tue Feb 13 1996 10:33 | 5 |
| I'm now tied with Phillip, aged 6, 1-1 in our chess series. Whipped
him pretty good. His comment: Why didn't you tell me the rook could go
sideways as well as up and down?
I used intuition.
|
51.1068 | | CAM::WAY | There's the devil to pay! | Tue Feb 13 1996 10:42 | 13 |
| | I'm now tied with Phillip, aged 6, 1-1 in our chess series. Whipped
| him pretty good. His comment: Why didn't you tell me the rook could go
| sideways as well as up and down?
|
| I used intuition.
Bill, yer cold. Truly cold.
Why, I'll bet you haven't even taught him how to castle his king out of the way
either.......
|
51.1069 | billte only pawn in game of life | HBAHBA::HAAS | Extra low prices and hepatitis too!~ | Tue Feb 13 1996 10:45 | 0 |
51.1070 | | AKOCOA::BREEN | You never can tell | Tue Feb 13 1996 11:44 | 6 |
| I showed him when I finally had the opportunity to do it myself. He's
getting the knight moves pretty straight and is accepting the concept
of "check" which is pretty good.
I've only got about 10 wins before he passes me forever if his other
gamesmanship holds here.
|
51.1073 | game 3 a draw | HBAHBA::HAAS | Extra low prices and hepatitis too!~ | Thu Feb 13 1997 11:06 | 12 |
| Kasparov and Deep Blue agreed to a draw in game 3.
Deep Blue, playing white, made the same opener as for Game 1. Kasparov
kept it from attaining any tactical advantage but Deep Blue defended well
enough to cause the draw.
Kasparov said that any previous machine that he's played woulda lost the
game, showing how much better Deep Blue is than anything he'd seen.
Score is 1�-1�.
TTom
|
51.1074 | Deep Blue blowed up real good | HBAHBA::HAAS | Extra low prices and hepatitis too!~ | Thu Feb 15 1996 10:21 | 17 |
| This one gets the big asterisk...
Kasparov, playing white, was whittling away at Deep Blue. After his 25th
move, which was a masterful rejoinder. Deep Blue blowed up.
Seriously, the danged ol' thing crashed. Kasparov almost lost it cause he
had tempo, position and a plan to overpower Deep Blue.
I say that when man plays machine and the machine crashes it's a win for
man.
Kasparov continues to be impressed with the defensive capacity of the
machine, calling it a "monster".
The score is 2*-2*.
TTom
|
51.1075 | | IMBETR::DUPREZ | The engineer formerly known as Roland | Thu Feb 15 1996 10:44 | 12 |
| >I say that when man plays machine and the machine crashes it's a win for
>man.
Agreed. It's an inherent risk for the machine given its great computational
power.
It might have been a fake crash - the machine might have known it was in
deep, knew that Kasparov probably knew and wouldn't take a draw, and then
pulled the plug on itself as a ploy... :-)
The true definition of artificial intelligence - the machine has learned how
to avoid "an excellent loss". :-)
|
51.1076 | Deep Blue tanked it!~ | HBAHBA::HAAS | Extra low prices and hepatitis too!~ | Thu Feb 15 1996 10:50 | 6 |
| TEFKAR, I think you're on to something, or at least, just on something
;=)
Somebody oughta investigate soon.
TTom
|
51.1077 | Big Blew(tm) chokes.... | CAM::WAY | There's the devil to pay! | Thu Feb 15 1996 10:53 | 11 |
| I'm reminded of the scene in "Hunt for Red October" when the Dallas makes
her emergency surface, and the crew of the Russian sub say "Look, the Captain
has scared them out of the water".
I too think Big Blue tanked it. Kasparov just overloaded its circuits.
I say give the win to Kasparov... Cleary, Big Blew(tm) couldn't complete its
move in the time allotted....
'Saw
|
51.1078 | you're outta here | HBAHBA::HAAS | Extra low prices and hepatitis too!~ | Thu Feb 15 1996 10:58 | 11 |
| >I say give the win to Kasparov... Cleary, Big Blew(tm) couldn't complete its
>move in the time allotted....
That's why it shoulda been a not so excellent loss. When 2 people go at
it in a standard, timed format you lose if'n you caint compete within
your clock. Supposedly, it was down 15 minutes although that may have
included some time to re-establish the telecom link.
Evindently, Big Blew(tm) din't wanna risc the loss...
TTom
|
51.1079 | | CAM::WAY | There's the devil to pay! | Thu Feb 15 1996 12:26 | 6 |
| >
>Evindently, Big Blew(tm) din't wanna risc the loss...
> ^^^^
Ouch.
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51.1080 | You can't reboot a human being | MUNDIS::SSHERMAN | Clean living and a fast outfield | Fri Feb 16 1996 10:12 | 9 |
| About Deep Blue crashing: you mean they don't have a recovery procedure
that permits him to resume the game at the point he left off?
Do I understand that they simply declared it a draw and went home? I'm
surprised Kasparov isn't hollering blue murder.
I mean, what would they have done if he had taken ill? Or dropped dead?
Steve
|
51.1081 | | CAM::WAY | There's the devil to pay! | Fri Feb 16 1996 10:16 | 13 |
| I vaguely remember hearning on Imus this morning (in the first 15 minutes
after the alarm went off, thus my groggy state) something about Kasparov
saying that he was confident he could beat the machine in these matches.
He said that the "speed" matches are difficult against a computer, but
in regular matches, he felt he'd win every game. Thus he stated that he
was impressed with the software, given that it had beaten him in game one.
I guess our good old wetware (brain) when given a little time to think,
can outfox silicon anyday....
'Saw
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51.1082 | | CLUSTA::MAIEWSKI | Bos-Mil-Atl Braves W.S. Champs | Fri Feb 16 1996 11:54 | 9 |
| Well, Kasparov's wetware can outfox silicon, at least for now. I imagine
that all but a handful of the 5 billion or so people on Earth would get
beaten by this program more often than not and all but a few hundred would get
pulverized every time out.
And if they keep improving, who knows, it should get more and more difficult
for Kasparov (or who ever else comes along).
George
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51.1084 | one small game for man ... | HBAHBA::HAAS | Extra low prices and hepatitis too!~ | Mon Feb 19 1996 10:25 | 22 |
| Wail, ol' Kasparov whooped Deep Blue!~
On Saturday, playing Black and offering a draw at the 25th move -
declined by Deep Blue - Kasparov went for the win and eventually got his
pieces positioned for the mate. Kasparov called Deep Blue's defensive
strategy "aimless" and after the 48th move it resigned.
Then in game 6, Kasparov continued to play to the machine's weakness.
Deep Blue has a hard time developing an overall strategy. Tactically,
especially on defensive, it has proven itself to be far superior to any
previous chess machines. But against Kasparov it's now doomed to lose.
Slowly and surely, Kasparov positioned his pieces causing Deep Blue to
resign after 43 moves.
Kasparov said that the specific weakness and biggest probelm of Deep Blue
is when it has no clear target to either attack or defend. While the
machine is wandering around the board, Kasparov put his men into
a_irresistible attack.
Game, set, match to the human!~
TTom
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51.1085 | Now the flank attack | MUNDIS::SSHERMAN | Clean living and a fast outfield | Mon Feb 19 1996 10:31 | 6 |
| As I understand it, Kasparov once said he expected to be defeated by a
machine before he was defeated by a woman.
How old is Judit Polgar now? Go get him, kid!
Steve
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51.1086 | | CLUSTA::MAIEWSKI | Bos-Mil-Atl Braves W.S. Champs | Mon Feb 19 1996 10:43 | 16 |
| The Globe had an article about Deep Blue. They said that it uses a brute
force technique using 256 processors to evaluate moves in parallel. That would
be in line with his statements about Deep Blue seeming to have no goals.
Minski from the MIT AI lab said that the technique they use involves little
in the way of intelligence, it's just the old technique of trying as many moves
as possible and evaluating the board after each potential move.
Minski said that this form of chess processing beats the programs that try to
be intelligent all the time. This is happening because machines are getting
faster quicker than programmers can make them smarter.
Eventually he feels that chess programs with intelligence combined with speed
will beat the brute force programs.
George
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51.1087 | Alphas to the rescue | HBAHBA::HAAS | Extra low prices and hepatitis too!~ | Mon Feb 19 1996 11:30 | 10 |
| On a semi-related note, while they're using RS/6000s to play chess,
Alphas are involved in a much more meaningful pursuit, trying to date the
universe.
Hubbell is sending all sorts of data so they're dumping it to the Alphas
which updates its models and spits out the nexted best guess. FWIW, they
think it's between 12 and 18 billion years old if'n you believe in that
type of thing...
TTom
|
51.1088 | | CLUSTA::MAIEWSKI | Bos-Mil-Atl Braves W.S. Champs | Mon Feb 19 1996 11:49 | 10 |
| RE <<< Note 51.1087 by HBAHBA::HAAS "Extra low prices and hepatitis too!~" >>>
>Alphas are involved in a much more meaningful pursuit, trying to date the
>universe.
I've known people who have tried that. It's always the same, at the time they
think it's great but they always come away saying it's not all that meaningful
an experience.
George
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51.1089 | and on the other hand... | HBAHBA::HAAS | Extra low prices and hepatitis too!~ | Mon Feb 19 1996 11:55 | 12 |
| Thanks for the seconded handed sharing there, George, but I'm not so
quick to dismiss it. Not knowing those that you know, I caint comment on
how shallow or meaningful their lives are otherwise.
But I've worked with research physicists who are really into this area that
your friends apparently find mundane. In fack, the astro physicists and
particle physicists I've known are some of the wilder people I've met and
trust me, they are into this stuff.
I guess it's a case of one main's treasure is another main's trash.
TTom
|
51.1090 | Fascinating stuff | MUNDIS::SSHERMAN | Clean living and a fast outfield | Mon Feb 19 1996 12:20 | 21 |
| Right, TTom, and after all, these are essentially the same questions
humanity has been asking since it came out of the caves.
Hubble isn't being all that helpful, yet. One project is to measure
the variability of Cepheids in the Virgo cluster, because there is a
nice neat relationship between the period and the luminosity of these
stars. Find a Cepheid in a galaxy and you can compute the distance to
that galaxy. Turns out, though, that the numbers they've come up with
so far imply a universe whose size implies an age less than that of the
oldest stars. So somewhere, some assumptions are wrong (star formation
theory, cosmological constant == 0, relation of the individual galaxies
to the Virgo cluster as a whole, etc., etc.).
Other projects (some earthbound) involving the use of Type Ia supernovae
come up with older universes, and their reasoning *seems* just as
airtight.
So the jury is still out. But it's nice to know they're crunching
their numbers on our boxes.
Steve
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51.1091 | older than billte :=) | HBAHBA::HAAS | Extra low prices and hepatitis too!~ | Mon Feb 19 1996 12:27 | 7 |
| Yeah, it's a little tough to resolve individual stars being apparently
older than the universe.
To paraphrase the ol' cliche: a billion years here and a billion years
there, pretty soon it adds up to some real time.
TTom
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51.1092 | just not enough to go around | OUTSRC::HEISER | watchman on the wall | Mon Feb 19 1996 12:37 | 2 |
51.1093 | if'n you believe in that sorta thing | HBAHBA::HAAS | Extra low prices and hepatitis too!~ | Mon Feb 19 1996 12:40 | 0 |
51.1094 | time is their enemy | OUTSRC::HEISER | watchman on the wall | Mon Feb 19 1996 12:43 | 3 |
51.1095 | | CLUSTA::MAIEWSKI | Bos-Mil-Atl Braves W.S. Champs | Mon Feb 19 1996 13:07 | 30 |
| RE <<< Note 51.1087 by HBAHBA::HAAS "Extra low prices and hepatitis too!~" >>>
>Hubbell is sending all sorts of data so they're dumping it to the Alphas
>which updates its models and spits out the nexted best guess. FWIW, they
>think it's between 12 and 18 billion years old if'n you believe in that
>type of thing...
Well it depends on what you mean. It's 12-18 billion years measured from
an object moving through space at a relatively slow rate of speed. On the
other hand, light that leaves these objects and strikes Hubble after a "12
billion year journey" actually arrived at the same time it left.
The Universe seems to be expanding in dimensions we don't really understand
at rates of speed we don't really understand. Without knowing those rates of
speed we can't really judge the time all that well since the rate at which
time passes is relative to the speed of the observer.
I've always felt that the "big bang" was an oversimplification based on
trying to superimpose a multi dimensional universe in 3D, just as a 2D shadow
distorts the 3D image that creates it.
>Alphas are involved in a much more meaningful pursuit, trying to date the
>universe.
This brings up a totally different image. Personally I don't think it can be
done but if I had to pick between the Alpha and Wilt Chamberlain I'd go with the
AXP in a nano-second. The whole Universe, I don't think so but at 250 megahertz
the Alpha should make Wilt look like a monk.
George
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51.1096 | one and onliest | HBAHBA::HAAS | Extra low prices and hepatitis too!~ | Mon Feb 19 1996 13:19 | 4 |
| Yeah, but it's the same universe so Wilt prolly keeps his title on the
mostest different ones.
TTom
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51.1097 | cracking the 400 mhz these days......... | XTATIC::CHILDS | Harry Browne for President! | Mon Feb 19 1996 14:17 | 3 |
| 250 megahertz sounds like an old dog to me.............
;^)
|
51.1098 | good ear | HBAHBA::HAAS | Extra low prices and hepatitis too!~ | Mon Feb 19 1996 14:18 | 3 |
| Wow, you can hear 250 Megahertz? Some ear you got there, Mike ;-).
TTom
|
51.1099 | Quantized Redshifts | OUTSRC::HEISER | watchman on the wall | Mon Feb 19 1996 14:34 | 28 |
51.1100 | SCORE SNARF | OUTSRC::HEISER | watchman on the wall | Mon Feb 19 1996 14:35 | 1 |
51.1101 | | CLUSTA::MAIEWSKI | Bos-Mil-Atl Braves W.S. Champs | Mon Feb 19 1996 14:58 | 17 |
| Ouch, so to speak. Evidence of an expanding Universe was what made Einstein
feel the system made sense. Before that he didn't understand why the universe
wasn't caving in on itself.
If it's a quantum model that's fine, but as I understand quantum mechanics it
takes energy to cause electrons to move up to the next quantum in the spectra
and when that energy is released the electrons move back down. If that's
keeping us from tumbling in to one giant black hole then what's the nature of
that energy?
Of course maybe there is nothing keeping us from cosmic collapse, the universe
has reached it's top and is about to fall back into the "big squish".
Oh well, I guess we have time. Should be a few billion years before that
happens.
George
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51.1102 | Oscillation theory | OUTSRC::HEISER | watchman on the wall | Mon Feb 19 1996 15:18 | 36 |
51.1103 | | CLUSTA::MAIEWSKI | Bos-Mil-Atl Braves W.S. Champs | Mon Feb 19 1996 15:44 | 12 |
| Well there's always the possibility that we are on the 1st or one of the
1st Oscillations and that they were started by some other phenomena. I
read somewhere that if the big bang was proceeded (at some point) by a state
that was all energy that solves the problem of infinite history. In an all
energy universe there would be no matter moving below the speed of light and
hence no time.
In any case, if there are oscillations, I wonder if we can survive them or if
all matter gets squished into one or more black holes before exploding out
again?
George
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51.1104 | | OUTSRC::HEISER | watchman on the wall | Mon Feb 19 1996 15:46 | 2 |
51.1105 | | CAM::WAY | There's the devil to pay! | Tue Feb 20 1996 08:13 | 13 |
| On a much more mundane subject, the Stoooopid Bruins tied yesterday.
That being said, I watched the most interesting show last night on Voyager.
I'd seen a bit of the show before, but never the whole thing. It talked about
its trip and the shots from the planets in the outer Solar System.
Cool stuff. Especially the photo that Voyager II made as it turned and looked
back after passing the outer bound of the Solar System. We're just the
tiniest speck of blue light. Way cool.
'Saw
|
51.1106 | Sir Chuck hits 20K/10K | HBAHBA::HAAS | Extra low prices and hepatitis too!~ | Tue Feb 20 1996 10:46 | 11 |
| And on another note, Sir Chuck just joined the 20K/10K club for
points/rebounds.
If'n you dismiss his listing at 6'6" and notice that he's shorter'n a lot
of guards and much closer to 6'4", that makes him the shortest player to
do it. Surprisingly, Elgin Baylor is listed at 6'5". I've seen him
several times at the Hive and he looks a whole lot closer to 6'8" to me.
Is Larry Bird in this 20/10 club?
TTom
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51.1107 | | XTATIC::CHILDS | Harry Browne for President! | Tue Feb 20 1996 11:49 | 7 |
|
Don't know for sure about Bird but I would think so. Seems to me he genrally
averaged between 9 and 10 boards per game pre-injuries. Chuck said he was
more proud of his 10K rebounds than his 20K points because that's how he
first made a rep for himself in the league........
mike
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51.1108 | Chuck prolly HoF | HBAHBA::HAAS | Extra low prices and hepatitis too!~ | Tue Feb 20 1996 11:52 | 9 |
| In a little blurb on the 20/10 thing ESPN claimed that the fastest to do
it was Wilt in 7 years or so, which is no surprise, and the longest it
took was for the Chief, some 12 years or so.
BTW, Chief is marching strongly to the games played record. I'm not sure
of his exact count but he was projected to pass Kareem thised season,
assuming he plays most ever game. Hail, he's been starting some, lately.
TTom
|
51.1109 | College Hoops Top 25 | HBAHBA::HAAS | Extra low prices and hepatitis too!~ | Tue Feb 20 1996 12:45 | 26 |
| CNN/USA Today/Coaches: AP
1. Massachusetts 1. Massachusetts
2. Kentucky 2. Kentucky
3. Connecticut 3. Connecticut
4. Kansas 4. Villanova
5. Villanova 5. Kansas
6. Cincinnati 6. Cincinnati
7. Purdue 7. Purdue
8. Utah 8. Utah
9. Texas Tech 9. Texas Tech
10. Wake Forest 10. Wake Forest
11. Georgetown 11. Georgetown
12. Penn St 12. Va Tech
13. Va Tech 13. Arizona
14. Arizona 14. Penn St
15. UCLA 15. Syracuse
16. Syracuse 16. UCLA
17. No Carolina 17. No Carolina
18. Memphis 18. Iowa
19. Iowa 19. Memphis
20. Boston College 20. Boston College
21. E Michigan 21. Louisville
22. Georgia Tech 22. Iowa St
23. Stanford 23. Georgia Tech
24. Iowa St 24. Stanford
25. Louisville 25. Wisconsin-Green Bay!~
|
51.1110 | | IMBETR::DUPREZ | The engineer formerly known as Roland | Tue Feb 20 1996 12:48 | 4 |
| > 8. Utah 8. Utah
> 9. Texas Tech 9. Texas Tech
Living proof that you *can* benefit from a cupcake schedule.
|
51.1113 | | CAM::WAY | There's the devil to pay! | Fri Feb 23 1996 08:34 | 3 |
| Hey Jerry!
The Bruins didn't LOSE last night....
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51.1114 | | AD::HEATH | The albatross and whales they are my brother | Fri Feb 23 1996 11:44 | 6 |
|
But Saw will we be able to say that tomorrow?? The Blues/Hawks game I
watched up until the mid 2 and didn't see Probert and Twist go at it.
Did they?
|
51.1116 | | AD::HEATH | The albatross and whales they are my brother | Mon Feb 26 1996 06:00 | 9 |
|
Who'd a thunk it. Da B's somehow manage to get 9 outta 14 points on
the left coast swing. Tocchett and Tim Sweeney where huge. Mullen at
age 87 is still goin and Ranford was immense all trip despite the 'Hawk
loss. Still think that tie in LA will come back to haunt them but lets
see if this trip gets 'em goin in the right direction.
Jerry
|
51.1119 | | IMBETR::DUPREZ | The engineer formerly known as Roland | Mon Feb 26 1996 08:21 | 2 |
| Isn't there some way we can modify the standing to account for the
all-important Bill Breen "Games in Hand" statistic? :-)
|
51.1120 | Read between the lines (or numbers) | MUNDIS::SSHERMAN | Clean living and a fast outfield | Mon Feb 26 1996 09:16 | 7 |
| If you compute games over or under .500, that gives you a basis for comparison
that will hold at the end of the season. For example, Winnipeg and Los
Angeles are only a point apart, but the Jets are only 6 games under, the
Kings 12. In other words the Jets have five in hand. In further other
words, the Kings are toast.
Steve
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51.1121 | CNN Hoops Top 25 | HBAHBA::HAAS | Extra low prices and hepatitis too!~ | Mon Feb 26 1996 10:51 | 26 |
| CNN/USA Today/Coaches:
1. Kentucky
2. Massachusetts
3. Kansas
4. Connecticut
5. Purdue
6. Cincinnati
7. Villanova
8. Texas Tech
9. Georgetown
10. Utah
11. Arizona
12. Wake Forest
13. Penn St
14. Syracuse
15. Memphis
16. Va Tech
17. UCLA
18. Louisville
19. No Carolina
20. Georgia Tech
21. Iowa
22. Wisconsin-Green Bay
23. Iowa St
24. Stanford
25. Boston College
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51.1122 | | XTATIC::CHILDS | Harry Browne for President! | Mon Feb 26 1996 10:58 | 5 |
|
them pollsters really love Kansas too as any chance they get to leapfrog them
in the standings they take.
mike
|
51.1123 | | XTATIC::CHILDS | Harry Browne for President! | Mon Feb 26 1996 10:59 | 4 |
| one other question did UConn still get that 1 vote for #1 that they've been
getting all year?
mike
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51.1124 | noop | HBAHBA::HAAS | Extra low prices and hepatitis too!~ | Mon Feb 26 1996 11:03 | 6 |
| It doesn't look like it, mike.
Kentucky got 31 and UMass got 1. Maybe the Husky guy's jumping on the
UMass bandwagon now that they've had their excellent loss?
TTom
|
51.1125 | | USCTR1::GARBARINO | | Mon Feb 26 1996 11:04 | 8 |
| >one other question did UConn still get that 1 vote for #1 that they've been
>getting all year?
Not in the CNN/USA Today poll.
Hey Mike, how does BC stay in the Top-25 after getting embarrassed at
home by West Virginnie, and losing both games last week ? And they
still haven't beaten a ranked team all year.
|
51.1126 | | CNTROL::CHILDS | Harry Browne for President! | Mon Feb 26 1996 11:49 | 4 |
| my guesses would be because everybody else also had a
loss and there's a lot bc alumni who vote.......
mike
|
51.1127 | | AKOCOA::BREEN | You never can tell | Mon Feb 26 1996 13:31 | 9 |
| Well Karen doesn't post the scoreboard much so I can't tell about games
in hand or other teams. Stevie and I are taking it a game at a time,
keeping it simple and avoiding cliches.
I did hear that this west coast string was supposed to clean up most of
the games in hand they had. If nothing else Stevie has totally
dispelled any thought that the B's can just show up and beat anyone.
Now what to do about the backup goalie.
|
51.1129 | You know my methods | MUNDIS::SSHERMAN | Clean living and a fast outfield | Mon Feb 26 1996 13:44 | 9 |
| Jersey is 2 games over .500, with 62 points. Ditto Tampa Bay. Boston
is one over with 60 points. So Boston has one in hand on NJ and TB. Win
that game, and the three teams have exactly the same wins, losses, ties,
and (of course) points.
Hartford is 3 under with 56 points. Hartford needs a winning streak,
desperately.
Steve
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51.1130 | | CAM::WAY | There's the devil to pay! | Mon Feb 26 1996 14:05 | 9 |
| >Hartford is 3 under with 56 points. Hartford needs a winning streak,
>desperately.
If they put that backup goalie back in they'd get it....
The only crime in the NHL bigger than Kasper squandering the Bruins talent
would be Paul Maurice squandering away the Whalers....
'Saw
|
51.1131 | Oh that standing | AKOCOA::BREEN | You never can tell | Mon Feb 26 1996 14:19 | 4 |
| Oh, I see them Karen, must have hit the , key twice. About 20 games
left, B's pretty much have their future in hand.
If Neely can't skate then they're better off without him.
|
51.1132 | | SNAX::ERICKSON | Can the Coach... | Mon Feb 26 1996 16:11 | 18 |
| Hello,
Here is the Eastern Conference standings with the # of games played
added in. Everybody is within 1 or 2 games now, not like December when the
Rangers had played 7 games more then the B's.
Eastern Conference
Northeast W L T Pts Gms Atlantic W L T Pts Gms
PittsburgH.....36 20 4 76 60 NYRangers.......35 15 11 81 61
Montreal.......30 24 7 67 61 Florida.........35 19 7 77 61
Boston.........26 25 8 60 59 Philadelphia....31 18 11 73 60
gOWhAlE........25 28 6 56 59 Washington......28 25 7 63 60
Buffalo........25 29 6 56 60 DEVILS..........27 25 8 62 60
Ottawa.........12 45 3 27 60 Tampa Bay.......27 25 8 62 60
NYIslanders.....18 33 8 44 59
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51.1134 | rest o' the polls | HBAHBA::HAAS | Extra low prices and hepatitis too!~ | Tue Feb 27 1996 10:31 | 26 |
| CNN/USA Today/Coaches: AP
1. Kentucky 31) 799 1. Kentucky (64) 1,648
2. Massachusetts (1) 740 2. Massachusetts (2) 1,563
3. Kansas 3. Kansas
4. Connecticut 4. Connecticut
5. Purdue 5. Purdue
6. Cincinnati 6. Villanova
7. Villanova 7. Cincinnati
8. Texas Tech 8. Georgetown
9. Georgetown 9. Texas Tech
10. Utah 10. Utah
11. Arizona 11. Arizona
12. Wake Forest 12. Penn St
13. Penn St 13. Wake Forest
14. Syracuse 14. Memphis
15. Memphis 15. Syracuse
16. Va Tech 16. Va Tech
17. UCLA 17. UCLA
18. Louisville 18. Georgia Tech
19. No Carolina 19. No Carolina
20. Georgia Tech 20. Iowa
21. Iowa 21. Louisville
22. Wisconsin-Green Bay 22. Wisconsin-Green Bay
23. Iowa St 23. Iowa St
24. Stanford 24. George Washington
25. Boston College 25. Stanford
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51.1137 | | AD::HEATH | The albatross and whales they are my brother | Thu Feb 29 1996 06:21 | 3 |
|
Man just when I was truley beginning to hate Steve Heinze
|
51.1138 | | CAM::WAY | There's the devil to pay! | Thu Feb 29 1996 08:21 | 6 |
| The Rangers are so despondent over losing out on Gretzky, coupled with their
loss of Richter and their sudden vulnerability at home that even you and
I could beat them, Jerry....
'Saw
|
51.1140 | The Great One = gate reciepts | AD::HEATH | The albatross and whales they are my brother | Fri Mar 01 1996 07:02 | 6 |
|
Well the Whinner nets one in his first game a Blue. Still only a tie
against the 'Nucks. Blues will live to regret this trade. Well maybe
the owners won't.
|
51.1141 | Nobody ever regretted having Gretzky on their team | MUNDIS::SSHERMAN | Clean living and a fast outfield | Fri Mar 01 1996 10:10 | 13 |
| > Blues 2 Canucks 2 MacInnis & Gretzky g, Mogilny 2g
^^^^^^^
No doubt the first of many. Jerry, your spelling slip in -.1 accidentally
makes my point. Gretzky is a winner; put him on the ice with a decent team
and they will contend, as LA did with a mediocre roster until the owner
got caught with his hand in the cookie jar.
Why should St. Louis regret this trade? What did they give up? And how
I envy their fans being able to watch him play regularly. I still wish
he'd gone to the Rangers.
Steve
|
51.1142 | Equations 101 | CAM::WAY | There's the devil to pay! | Fri Mar 01 1996 11:45 | 9 |
| Just for Steve:
Orr > Gretzky
Howe > Gretzky
'Saw
|
51.1143 | only time will tell | AD::HEATH | The albatross and whales they are my brother | Fri Mar 01 1996 12:32 | 14 |
|
Steve all I'm sayin is even with Gretzky the Hawks, 'Lanche and
RedArmy Wings still are a much better team. Roman Vopat is only 19
or 20 and is still growing and is going to be a very good player.
He will not score 800 goals but will be a very solid NHL'er. Tardiff
is still young and scored in bunches as an Icecat but some question
his work ethic. Don't know to much about Johnson, draft picks are
a crapshoot. The only real benifit is the Blues will make out at
the box office. In 3 years the Blues will still be in search of LSC
and their youth will be gone. Keenan will trade it all away, just
wait and see.
Jerry
|
51.1147 | Won't affect merchandise sales | MUNDIS::SSHERMAN | Clean living and a fast outfield | Mon Mar 04 1996 07:01 | 11 |
| > Blues 4 Oilers 3 McInnis g, Pearson g a, Arnott g a, Ciger g
In the second period of this game, Kelly Buchberger of the Oilers delivered
an elbow to the head of his former teammate, Wayne Gretzky, who was led from
the ice uncertain of his name and address. He did not return to the game.
Don't know what, if any, penalty was handed out. Also unclear if Gretzky
suffered a concussion. The Blues were scheduled to make an announcement
today.
Steve
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51.1148 | Into the final month | MUNDIS::SSHERMAN | Clean living and a fast outfield | Mon Mar 04 1996 07:14 | 42 |
| Things are starting to take shape:
>Eastern Conference
>Northeast W L T Pts Atlantic W L T Pts
>PittsburgH.....38 21 4 80 NYRangers.......35 17 12 82
>Montreal.......30 27 7 67 Florida.........35 20 8 78
>Boston.........27 27 8 62 Philadelphia....32 19 12 76
>gOWhAlE........26 29 7 59 Washington......31 25 8 70
>Buffalo........26 30 7 59 Tampa Bay.......29 25 9 67
>Ottawa.........12 48 3 27 DEVILS..........29 25 8 66
> NYIslanders.....18 37 8 44
While we disputed the Gretzky acquisition, New Jersey made a deal that
could have a greater immediate impact, receiving Phil Housley from Calgary
for Tommy Albelin and Jocelyn Lemieux. Things are starting to look very
precarious for Boston and Hartford. And Montreal, second in the Northeast,
could well wind up the eighth seed in the first round, if the Bruins don't
get hot and pass them by.
>Western Conference
>Central W L T Pts Pacific W L T Pts
>Detriot........47 12 4 98 Colorado........37 18 10 84
>Chicago........33 21 11 77 Vancouver.......26 24 15 67
>St. Louis......27 24 12 66 Calgary.........25 28 11 61
>Winnipeg.......28 30 4 60 LAKings.........19 32 15 53
>Toronto........25 30 10 60 Anaheim.........23 35 6 52
>Dallas.........20 31 12 52 Edmonton........22 35 7 51
San Jose........14 44 6 34
Looks like it's all over but the shouting in the West. The significant
battle is to get out of the eighth spot, with its attendant privilege
of facing Detroit in the first round. Trading Selanne doesn't seem to
have hurt Winnipeg a bit. Anaheim seems to have been helped, but too
little, (and mostly) too late. Finishing ahead of LA would of course
be a moral victory for the Ducks, and I would say they have an excellent
chance of doing so. LA might not win another game this decade.
Steve
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51.1149 | | CAM::WAY | There's the devil to pay! | Mon Mar 04 1996 09:00 | 23 |
| >precarious for Boston and Hartford. And Montreal, second in the Northeast,
>could well wind up the eighth seed in the first round, if the Bruins don't
>get hot and pass them by.
Karen didn't post the score from Saturday, wherein the Bruins were pasted
by the Caps 2-0. It's not the like Caps are the Second Coming or anything.
Bruins aren't going to pass anyone by.
They're not going to make the playoffs for the first time since I was a lad.
There's one person to BLAM for that, and I hope that the Bruins have enough
guts to fire the Twit at the end of the season.
Here's a flash and a prediction. Hartford passes the Bruins before the
end of the season. Just a feeling, and just an idea seeing the way Maurice
has the Whalers playing and seeing the way that the Twit is squandering the
talent of the Bruins.
'SAw
|
51.1150 | What talent? | MUNDIS::SSHERMAN | Clean living and a fast outfield | Mon Mar 04 1996 09:40 | 22 |
| Sorry, 'Saw, but I am hard put to see much talent on the Bruins. Granted,
I've seen them a grand total of twice (I recently watched their game against
the Rangers on Fox's first telecast of the season), but what I see is
. the best defenseman in the game
. one of the best goalkeepers in the game
. one of the top playmaking centers in the game
. the mortal remains of Cam Neely
. serviceable second and third lines
. two promising young defenseman
. roster fillers.
I also saw this mishmash give a far superior Ranger team a real battle,
lost mainly because the two promising young defensemen, especially Rohloff,
got faked out of their jocks by veteran superstars like Brian Leetch and
Mark Messier.
I don't see Kasper as the reason this team is losing. I just don't think
it's very good. I have to look at Harry Sinden or ownership as the real
problem.
Steve
|
51.1151 | Top 25 | HBAHBA::HAAS | leap jeer | Mon Mar 04 1996 11:15 | 27 |
| CNN/USA Today/Coaches:
-------------------------
1. Kentucky (31) 799
2. Massachusetts (1) 761
3. Connecticut
4. Purdue
5. Kansas
6. Georgetown
7. Texas Tech
8. Utah
9. Cincinnati
10. Wake Forest
11. Arizona
12. Villanova
13. Syracuse
14. Memphis
15. UCLA
16. Va Tech
17. Penn St
18. Georgia Tech
19. Iowa
20. No Carolina
21. Louisville
22. Iowa St
23. Wisconsin-Green Bay
24. Stanford
25. Marquette
|
51.1153 | Pools | HBAHBA::HAAS | floor,chair,couch,bed | Tue Mar 05 1996 10:13 | 26 |
| CNN/USA Today/Coaches: AP
1. Kentucky (31) 799 1. Kentucky (65) 1,649
2. Massachusetts (1) 761 2. Massachusetts (1) 1,576
3. Connecticut 3. Connecticut
4. Purdue 4. Purdue
5. Kansas 5. Kansas
6. Georgetown 6. Georgetown
7. Texas Tech 7. Texas Tech
8. Utah 8. Cincinnati
9. Cincinnati 9. Villanova
10. Wake Forest 10. Utah
11. Arizona 11. Arizona
12. Villanova 12. Wake Forest
13. Syracuse 13. Syracuse
14. Memphis 14. Memphis
15. UCLA 15. Va Tech
16. Va Tech 16. Penn St
17. Penn St 17. UCLA
18. Georgia Tech 18. Georgia Tech
19. Iowa 19. Iowa
20. No Carolina 20. No Carolina
21. Louisville 21. Marquette
22. Iowa St 22. Louisville
23. Wisconsin-Green Bay 23. Iowa St
24. Stanford 24. Wisconsin-Green Bay
25. Marquette 25. Mississippi St
|
51.1155 | | CAM::WAY | There's the devil to pay! | Wed Mar 06 1996 08:56 | 5 |
| > NYI 5 Bruins 3 Palffy (Ziggy!!) 3g a, Clark g, Moger & Tocchet g
You have GOT to be SHI**ING me.
|
51.1157 | Steve Kasper is GOD(tm)......NOT | CAM::WAY | There's the devil to pay! | Wed Mar 06 1996 09:51 | 13 |
| >
> You can't really be surprised...
>
No, not by this time I'm not. Playoff hopes are looking dimmer and dimmer if
they're going to keep playing like this.
Steve Kasper -- what a Coach!!!!!
'Saw
|
51.1158 | | AKOCOA::BREEN | You never can tell | Wed Mar 06 1996 10:08 | 11 |
| Well I had to watch a little last night and was pretty disappointed.
About 1/2 of the Bruins just don't have any intensity and those that do
are not the talented guys (Leach etc).
There may be a silver lining: A major housecleaning is now in order
and instead of perenial playoffs and early outs we may have true famine
with perhaps a quality team by the next milennium.
The key is going to be dropping attendance at the Fleet at which point
Jacobs had to dip into the stash he built up and truly invest in a
winner. Then he'll repeat the cycle all over again.
|
51.1159 | Bring back theh GAA'den. | CLUSTA::MAIEWSKI | Bos-Mil-Atl Braves W.S. Champs | Wed Mar 06 1996 10:15 | 6 |
| Someone was mentioning that Boston's new Fleet Center may not have a playoff
it's 1st year. Who ever was saying this said that if neither the Celtics or
Bruins make the playoff it will be the 1st time since something like '49-'50
that they "double faulted".
George
|
51.1160 | | SNAX::ERICKSON | I'm tired of SNOW.... | Wed Mar 06 1996 11:28 | 10 |
|
About the only thing thats funny about this whole season. Is
that when luxury boxes were sold. It was based on 14 playoff games
being played in the Fleet Center. If both the C's and B's don't
make the playoffs Jacobs has to refund money to the 100 or so companys
who own luxury boxes. Plus he loses about 200K per night on
concessions. That what he gets for jacking up the prices sky high
in the Fleece Center.
Ron
|
51.1161 | | CSLALL::BRULE | SNOW SUCKS | Wed Mar 06 1996 11:39 | 1 |
| All those who feel sorry for Jacobs raise their hands.
|
51.1162 | | CSC32::MACGREGOR | Colorado: the TRUE mid-west | Wed Mar 06 1996 13:35 | 5 |
| Seton Hall beat West Virginia 80-78 on a basket with 1.2 seconds
remaining.
Marc
|
51.1163 | too bad but thanks | HBAHBA::HAAS | floor,chair,couch,bed | Wed Mar 06 1996 13:40 | 1 |
| Oh wail, there's always nexted year, football season or Bob Byrd...
|
51.1165 | | CAM::WAY | There's the devil to pay! | Thu Mar 07 1996 08:57 | 21 |
| Osgood's goal was SWEET.
Empty net, the puck comes to him on a dump in. He steps up
and lofts a shot down the center of the ice with that goal
stick.
It was airborne from about 10 feet in front of his net to
the Whaler's blue line, then settled down and slid in.
The guys at Sportschannel were flabbergasted and just put
up the banner below Osgood -- Osgood, 1st goal of the season,
as if he were any other player....
Cool thing to see.
'Saw
PS Why cant' the bruins get a guy like him. He was UNCONSCIOUS
during the game. He STONEWALLED Shanahan on blasts from 15 feet at least
four times.... UNREAL>
|
51.1168 | Coaches Poll | HBAHBA::HAAS | floor,chair,couch,bed | Mon Mar 11 1996 12:11 | 26 |
| CNN/USA Today/Coaches:
1. Massachusetts (20) 784
2. Kentucky (7) 761
3. Connecticut
4. Purdue
5. Georgetown
6. Cincinnati
7. Texas Tech
8. Kansas
9. Wake Forest
10. Utah
11. Arizona
12. Villanova
13. UCLA
14. Syracuse
15. Georgia Tech
16. Iowa St
17. Memphis
18. Penn St
19. Iowa
20. Mississippi St
21. Va Tech
22. Marquette
23. Louisville
24. No Carolina
25. Stanford
|
51.1173 | | AD::HEATH | The albatross and whales they are my brother | Thu Mar 14 1996 06:02 | 4 |
|
Just what we need....da flubbers beatin up on da 'goons just b4 we
get 'em 2night. No problem Sutter'll get da game winner.
|
51.1174 | cool web page... | TEAM01::TURCOTTE | I can make you scared, if you want me to... | Thu Mar 14 1996 16:26 | 10 |
|
As an FYI, on the Internet, USA Today has a page that updates
the NCAA tourny scores every 2 minutes in you have Netscape 2.0,
www.usatoday.com/sports/scores96/96074/bkc96074.htm
your welcome.
Turk
|
51.1176 | | CAM::WAY | There's the devil to pay! | Fri Mar 15 1996 09:15 | 6 |
| > Bruins 4 Pitts. 2 Tocchet 3g, Elik 3a, Zombo g, Murray g
Could somebody call me a doctor. I'm having palpitations......
|
51.1177 | | AD::HEATH | The albatross and whales they are my brother | Fri Mar 15 1996 11:40 | 4 |
|
Only thing you need to know about last nights game was Ranford
and Tocchet. Both where simply huge.
|
51.1178 | | CAM::WAY | There's the devil to pay! | Fri Mar 15 1996 11:52 | 10 |
| > Only thing you need to know about last nights game was Ranford
> and Tocchet. Both where simply huge.
Well, I would like the fashion report:
What color dress did Janie Jagr wear?
;^)
|
51.1179 | | WMOIS::CHAPALONIS_M | Donnie Baseball Yankee HOFer!!! | Fri Mar 15 1996 12:01 | 4 |
|
MAYBE GLEN CAN GIVE YA CPR? :-)
|
51.1180 | its worth 4 points tonight | AD::HEATH | The albatross and whales they are my brother | Fri Mar 15 1996 12:06 | 14 |
|
Gold glitter with black lace trim. Although he did take a 2 min
minor for roughing in da second period. He went with one of the B's
can't remember who. It was without a doubt the best effort put in
by the B's to date. The hustled all game long didn't runaway and hide
when they went up by two. After Jasmine scored his goal Tocchet blasts
in his second of the night and basically put the nail in the coffin.
I almost wanna give Kasper credit for getting the team up for this one
but they got the Craps 2night and if they come up big again I may have
to.
Jerry
|
51.1181 | | CAM::WAY | There's the devil to pay! | Fri Mar 15 1996 14:02 | 20 |
| Chappy:
Glenn does superb CPR. I saw him resusitate the Sox one
afternoon.
> Gold glitter with black lace trim. Although he did take a 2 min
> minor for roughing in da second period. He went with one of the B's
> can't remember who. It was without a doubt the best effort put in
> by the B's to date. The hustled all game long didn't runaway and hide
> when they went up by two. After Jasmine scored his goal Tocchet blasts
> in his second of the night and basically put the nail in the coffin.
> I almost wanna give Kasper credit for getting the team up for this one
> but they got the Craps 2night and if they come up big again I may have
> to.
Yeah, they've been player better of late.
Kasper's still a weenie though....
|
51.1183 | SRI LANKA!~ WATTA TEAM!~ | HBAHBA::HAAS | floor,chair,couch,bed | Mon Mar 18 1996 11:29 | 6 |
| The one y'all were waitin fer:
Sri Lanka beat Australia by seven, count 'em (7), wickets to win the
World Cup o' Cricket.
TTom
|
51.1184 | Yes, but did they cover? | IMBETR::DUPREZ | The engineer formerly known as Roland | Mon Mar 18 1996 11:30 | 0 |
51.1185 | What do they think this is, soccer? | MUNDIS::SSHERMAN | Clean living and a fast outfield | Mon Mar 18 1996 11:44 | 14 |
| You may laugh, but this is big stuff in the British Commonwealth.
Sri Lanka's victory is an upset of heroic magnitude.
The tournament was marred when India's home fans, seeing their team
hopelessly behind late in their innings, started throwing objects onto
the pitch and setting fires in the stands. The match was terminated
early and forfeited.
FWIW, I've seen a little cricket. I haven't absorbed many of the fine
points, but I find it quite lovely to watch (is that a convincingly
British way of putting it?).
Steve
|
51.1186 | mismatch? | HBAHBA::HAAS | floor,chair,couch,bed | Mon Mar 18 1996 12:00 | 3 |
| Isnt' 7 wickets considered a major blowout as well?
TTom
|
51.1187 | | IMBETR::DUPREZ | The engineer formerly known as Roland | Mon Mar 18 1996 12:07 | 3 |
| >You may laugh, but this is big stuff in the British Commonwealth.
I never consider the point spread to be funny...
|
51.1188 | No Car -3 ;=] | HBAHBA::HAAS | floor,chair,couch,bed | Mon Mar 18 1996 12:18 | 7 |
| >I never consider the point spread to be funny...
I think point spreads are funny when the guy favored loses.
I find pleasure in being spared from the rigors of arithmetic.
TTom
|
51.1191 | Kaspar here to stay for awhile | MKOTS3::BREEN | | Thu Mar 21 1996 10:22 | 10 |
| Well perhaps it's still early but isn't it time for 'Saw to traipse on
down to the crow note and draft a apology to Stevie Kaspar for all the
rotten things he said about him. There's not enough games left to
catch Florida for third place in the conference but Kaspar has to be
conceded a fine job in transforming Sutter's fat and unperforming bums
into hardnosed, 100% effort overachievers.
Fortunately 'Saw won't have to buy me an O'Douls since a technicality
saved him on the first wager. But my point about the early execution
of Kaspar must now be accepted by all.
|
51.1192 | | CAM::WAY | There's the devil to pay! | Thu Mar 21 1996 10:27 | 13 |
| Kasper still sucks.
The sad part about it is that he's done just well enough to save his job for
another year. I'm sure Harry's wiping the sweat off his brow and downing
another scotch, blowing off a big old brussel sprouts fart in relief.
Kind of like Collie Boy Dan Reeves in New York prior to last season.
'Saw
|
51.1193 | | IMBETR::DUPREZ | The engineer formerly known as Roland | Thu Mar 21 1996 10:47 | 9 |
| >The sad part about it is that he's done just well enough to save his job for
>another year. I'm sure Harry's wiping the sweat off his brow and downing
>another scotch, blowing off a big old brussel sprouts fart in relief.
I was just thinking along these lines this morning. If the Bruins stay hot,
they'll finish in the 6 slot, and may even beat Florida in the first round.
Then Kasper's job is saved, Harry looks good because the Jacobs brothers make
some playoff cash, etc. Mediocrity is rewarded. Never mind trying to get
a couple of players who can hit the side of a barn with a shot...
|
51.1194 | Sinden is another topic | MKOTS3::BREEN | | Thu Mar 21 1996 11:12 | 15 |
| But that's a different topic Roland. 'Saw has bitched about Kaspar
from day 1 saying in effect that Stevie inherited a powerful team that
should contend with Philly and NewYork except Kaspar just can't coach.
In reality, as you point out Roland, Sinden has never done what it
takes to build a winner since he can get 120 bucks for a pair of seats
behind the net and he has the entire towns from East Boston to Melrose
lined up panting for tickets no matter who's on the ice. But this is a
different topic.
In reality Kaspar has weeded out non performers and has this team
playing better than it has for years. Bourque playing superbly and a
first class goaltend has helped immensely but his otherwise average
players have put in more solid efforts in the last two months than
Sutters did in two years.
|
51.1195 | | IMBETR::DUPREZ | The engineer formerly known as Roland | Thu Mar 21 1996 11:25 | 4 |
| Well, I'm with 'Saw on the Steve Kasper topic, too. I thought Sutter did
a good job, and I think Kasper sips.
I just want you to know what side of the fence I sit on... :-)
|
51.1196 | | MKOTS3::BREEN | | Thu Mar 21 1996 11:30 | 5 |
| How long do you two intend to stay on cloudy side of the fence? Even
Abdul-Rauf finally admitted he was wrong. Come out into the sunshine.
If I'm not mistaken Jerry Heath is grudgingly accepting the job that
Kaspar has done this year. He'll probably get a vote or two for CoY.
|
51.1197 | | SNAX::ERICKSON | I'm tired of SNOW.... | Thu Mar 21 1996 11:32 | 13 |
|
The B's have blown 12 3rd period leads this season compared to 1
last year, that equates to a minimum of 12 points lost. Another 12
pts would put the B's in first place 1 point ahead of the Rangers
and Penquins. The B's defensive disapline has been almost non-existent
this season. Players are always out of position or getting caught up
ice, giving up 2 on 1's and 3 on 2's. The only thing saving them is
the outstanding goaltending of Ranford. Having Ranford in net is
masking the real problem. Which is that the twit Kasper doesn't
know how to coach, a well coached team plays good team defence. As
I said the B's play a non-existent team defence.
Ron
|
51.1199 | never thought a game against the Senasnores would mean so much | AD::HEATH | The albatross and whales they are my brother | Thu Mar 21 1996 14:01 | 19 |
|
Bill while i will have to admit over the last 8 games or so the B's
have played with intensity and grit, save for the San Jose debacle
on Monday. I still would like to see Kasper let go after the season
but it seems that the team is playing a bit better as of late. Not
sure if it is Kasper or they are playin the butts off for a job next
year. Problem I have is why hasn't he been able to get 'em goin like
this all year. If they have played like this all year they'd be up
with Philly and Pitt for the conference lead. Big game tonight against
the Senators. They came out flat against the Sharks and it bit 'em in
the behind lets hope they play with the intensity they did last night
cause if they don't they'll go down. Damon Rhodes is a damn good
goalie.
Jerry
|
51.1200 | Is there an aircraft carrier in the house? | AKOCOA::BREEN | You never can tell | Thu Mar 21 1996 14:21 | 7 |
| Are there anymore navies out there wishing to bomb my island?
Jerry most of the Kaspar criticism is based on a perception that the
Bruins were top conference material. Since he's had to scratch and
crawl to the playoffs he's been a twit in most eyes. I see the
possibility of a long overdue transformation from a mediocre team to a
team with a future.
|
51.1201 | | ZEKE::CAMILLERI | | Thu Mar 21 1996 14:45 | 10 |
| Hi, I am not going to say that this team is coached poorly, but I will
say that Kaspar is given the cards he is dealt with...It seemed
before the season started, thsi team was touted as being there for
the cup with teh aquisitions of some players..However, I believe no
matter how much talent/not talent you have, it takes a team to gel
as a team...any problems with players ont he team, magnifies to the
rest...Somehow, lacher, Stevens etc. Just didn't fit in...it seems
with the addition of ranford/tocchet experienced personnel, this team
is gelling..is it the coach or just now the team has the personnel to
|
51.1202 | how much longer can Bourque play 40 mins a game | AD::HEATH | The albatross and whales they are my brother | Thu Mar 21 1996 16:23 | 14 |
|
If it wasn't for Ranford the 'offs would be outta da question. He
has been huge since his arrival. Still think that Sutter was the best
coach for this team though. It is/was loaded with alot of veteren
players and it seemed that they respected Sutter. Kasper on the other
hand dosen't seem to get that. Only reason I say that is at times the
team seems to blank out. 3rd period in the San Jose game ect. I just
don't think a Sutter coached team would do that. I agree with Bill
100% that the team is in for a major youth movement.
Jerry
|
51.1203 | NHL 3/21 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Fri Mar 22 1996 05:31 | 6 |
51.1204 | | IMBETR::DUPREZ | The engineer formerly known as Roland | Fri Mar 22 1996 08:37 | 3 |
| >He'll probably get a vote or two for CoY.
Perhaps in your world. Of course, the sky is purple there, too...
|
51.1205 | | MKOTS3::BREEN | | Fri Mar 22 1996 08:41 | 4 |
| I don't know how the voting is done. It looks now like folks just
don't like to admit how wrong they all were. It will be humorous
listening to folks continuing to castigate Kaspar as the Bruins advance
in the playoffs.
|
51.1206 | | IMBETR::DUPREZ | The engineer formerly known as Roland | Fri Mar 22 1996 08:48 | 1 |
| Are you referring to that parallel universe again?
|
51.1207 | | CAM::WAY | There's the devil to pay! | Fri Mar 22 1996 09:02 | 25 |
| Sigh.
I hate it when my elderly friends start showing signs of the dreaded
Alzheimer's disease.
The Bruins have been run and managed this year in a manner very much like our
own corporation. Nary an idea of what they want to do. Trade here, trade
there. Whoops, blew it again.
I think Jerry has probably hit the nail on the head -- these guys are playing
for their jobs next year.
They brought Kasper in for one reason -- they still had time left on Sutter's
contract and bringing the Twit up from the bush leages wouldn't cost them much.
Kasper still doesn't have a clue -- he's just benefitting from a goalie who can
plug the hole once in a while after a mental defensive lapse.
Kasper is not the coach of the future any more than Dan Reeves is the coach of
the future down in the Big Apple.
And referring to the Bruins and the playoff as an "advance" is roughly akin to
calling an all-out disorganzied retreat a "fighting withdrawal."
'Saw
|
51.1208 | But in the land of the one-eyed, the two-eyed man is a freak | MKOTS3::BREEN | | Fri Mar 22 1996 09:26 | 11 |
| Apparently you all stop watching,listening and even reading Bruins
scores for the last month. And now you're even kp3ing past Jerry
Heath's accounts. Didn't you hear? Ranford gets hit and the whole
team unites behind them as though it were Gerry Cheevers.
The only Bruins dissing Kaspar were the prima donnas and overpaid,
underachievers. When the bench saw that performance finally counted
they've put out.
'Saw, you're version just doesn't make sense. You all sound like 19th
century flat-earthers.
|
51.1209 | | CAM::WAY | There's the devil to pay! | Fri Mar 22 1996 09:36 | 42 |
| > Apparently you all stop watching,listening and even reading Bruins
> scores for the last month. And now you're even kp3ing past Jerry
> Heath's accounts. Didn't you hear? Ranford gets hit and the whole
> team unites behind them as though it were Gerry Cheevers.
So you attribute that to Kasper?
Fine, if you want to. Kasper still couldn't coach his way out of a wet paper
bag with one end open and a map.
I wasn't that thrilled with Sutter but he was far and away a better coach than
Kasper ever will be. He was a much better game day coach too.
> The only Bruins dissing Kaspar were the prima donnas and overpaid,
> underachievers. When the bench saw that performance finally counted
> they've put out.
Basically these guys got a goalie behind them that they had some faith in and
took it from there.
> 'Saw, you're version just doesn't make sense. You all sound like 19th
> century flat-earthers.
Sure it does. I'm saying that the Bruins got on a hot streak, and have formed
a little team unity. That may, or may not, have anything to do with the twit
behind the bench.
I've been listening to Jerry's accounts. The Bruins are playing much better
than they have. The fact that they got rid of Stevens and picked up Ranford
and Tochett is as much responsible for that as any burst of coaching genius
from Kasper.
But hey, if you wanna be a Kasper apologist and fan that's fine with me. The
day Lord Stanley's Cup ever goes to a team coached by Steve Kasper is the day
the earth will open up and swallow the Fleet Center.....
'Saw
|
51.1210 | | IMBETR::DUPREZ | The engineer formerly known as Roland | Fri Mar 22 1996 09:44 | 5 |
| >But hey, if you wanna be a Kasper apologist and fan that's fine with me. The
>day Lord Stanley's Cup ever goes to a team coached by Steve Kasper is the day
>the earth will open up and swallow the Fleet Center.....
Both would be excellent...
|
51.1211 | Am not. Are too. Am not. Are too. Am not... | MUNDIS::SSHERMAN | Clean living and a fast outfield | Fri Mar 22 1996 11:11 | 25 |
| Bill and 'Saw, you guys have been going back and forth on the Kasper issue
so long, I think Tommy and George ought to vote you a share of The Trigger
Award.
As noted, I haven't seen the Bruins, except against the Rangers. What I've
seen is a team with average talent and considerable inexperience in some
key positions, notably defense. That, I would guess, is the reason for
blowing 12 third period leads. There was no question of their commitment.
They worked hard, stuck to the system, and gave an excellent Ranger team
all it could handle, even winning one game.
At the time, I thought canning Sutter was an overreaction to having been
pretty badly shown up by New Jersey, and I would have kept him. But they
didn't, and I think they gave Kasper fewer horses to work with than Sutter
had. The present team does have a longer term upside, however, if the
young talent matures. That will be the real test of Kasper's abilities.
My pick for coach of the year will not get anybody's vote other than mine,
but that doesn't matter. The job Ted Nolan has done in Buffalo has been
amazing. That team should have a record like San Jose's or Ottawa's.
And while you New Englanders concentrate on the East, did you notice the
Mighty Ducks sneaking up on the Jets in the West?
Steve
|
51.1212 | | IMBETR::DUPREZ | The engineer formerly known as Roland | Fri Mar 22 1996 11:13 | 2 |
| The only thing I notice about the West is that 3 teams will make it with
sub-.500 records, while in the East a team at .500 or above won't...
|
51.1213 | Sinden is an <expletive deleted> but does know hockey | MKOTS3::BREEN | | Fri Mar 22 1996 11:28 | 18 |
| I have a lot of ego about some sports and I often use personal
observation in lieu of stats. I occasionally get burnt bad, one
example would be Rumeal Robinson of local and Michigan fame who I
thought would become an excellent pro and only finally has got out of
the CBA. In fact one GM (Nets) agreed with me and probably was fired.
But 'Saw seems to somehow think he can watch games occasionally on tv
and say that a pro hockey coach is good or bad by line changes or
timeouts or something. Now occasionally a coach makes a major blunder
like Cherry in '79 with too many men or the Texas Tech coach last night
but I would think Kaspar would be judged by results and especially
improvement over results.
Instead he's condemned for wearing glasses and not being related to the
Sutters. Or perhaps as being selected by Sinden which could be the
worst crime of all. Sinden is condemnable for following the Jacobs
scorched earth policy but not for being able to make hockey silk purses
out of the swine of the rinks.
|
51.1214 | The continent is tilted to the right | MUNDIS::SSHERMAN | Clean living and a fast outfield | Fri Mar 22 1996 11:33 | 12 |
| No question the East is the stronger of the two conferences. There are
only two really bad teams in the East, and both the Islanders and Senators
are young and should improve. In the West, I look for Edmonton, San Jose,
Los Angeles, and Dallas to stink for years to come. The Jets, or whatever
they will be called in Phoenix, will remain mediocre, and the Ducks, though
improved by the addition of Sel�nne, aren't going much of anywhere, either.
Becoming the Stanley Cup finalist out of the East is going to take a whole
lot out of whomever makes it, so I give Detroit an excellent chance of
ending the long drought.
Steve
|
51.1215 | | PSDVAX::ROBICHAUD | Don'tTakeComedyFromStrangers | Fri Mar 22 1996 11:37 | 7 |
| The Broons will do well in the playoffs. Every time I don't get
playoff tickets they advance well beyond the first round. Almost every
time I do get tickets with the exception of '90 they get bounced in the
first round. The last time I didn't get tickets was when Bowness and
company overachieved to the Conference finals (1992).
/Don
|
51.1216 | | CAM::WAY | There's the devil to pay! | Fri Mar 22 1996 12:00 | 39 |
| > But 'Saw seems to somehow think he can watch games occasionally on tv
> and say that a pro hockey coach is good or bad by line changes or
> timeouts or something. Now occasionally a coach makes a major blunder
> like Cherry in '79 with too many men or the Texas Tech coach last night
> but I would think Kaspar would be judged by results and especially
> improvement over results.
I follow them as assiduously as I can, given the fact that I live down here in
Whaler country.
Basically, the difference here is in our difference of philsophy. You seem to
think that a coach exists simply for game day tactics.
My main gripe against Kasper and it's been said in there time and time again is
that he accepts and allows sloppy play from his team. His benching of Neely
and Stevens was gutless and he didn't stand up and do it like man, and that was
a gripe, but the biggest overall gripe is his lack of ability to build
intensity in the team and his continued acceptance of sloppy and lackluster
play.
A good coach wouldn't have taken three quarters of a season to get to this
point, and I'm willing to bet that what leadership there is now is coming from
the acquisition of Tocchet and Ranford.
As for Kasper's system, is ranks right up there as systems go with that of Dean
Smith.
New Jersey won the Cup last year -- they were no hot bed of great talent. They
had a great goalie, and a coach who instilled discipline, intensity, and no
mental errors.
Kasper will never take this team to the finals. Kasper will never as a coach
win the Cup. And he'll never win Coach of the Year.
'Saw
|
51.1217 | | AD::HEATH | The albatross and whales they are my brother | Fri Mar 22 1996 12:03 | 8 |
|
If they can slide into the 5th spot they have a great chance at
advancing. The Panthers have gone in the tank and are prime for
the picking. The B's got 3 more games with the Le Scabatiants and
should win 2 of three. If they can manage to get to 5th and the
'Guins cough up a furball all they have to do is hope the Geritol
truck gets hi-jacked on the way to MSG.
|
51.1218 | | CAM::WAY | There's the devil to pay! | Fri Mar 22 1996 12:09 | 31 |
| > If they can slide into the 5th spot they have a great chance at
> advancing. The Panthers have gone in the tank and are prime for
> the picking. The B's got 3 more games with the Le Scabatiants and
> should win 2 of three. If they can manage to get to 5th and the
> 'Guins cough up a furball all they have to do is hope the Geritol
> truck gets hi-jacked on the way to MSG.
>
Problem is that the Pengoons and the StRangers are two teams where the Bruins
and their system of player, authored by Boy Genuis Coach of the Year Kasper,
always manage to put their worst foot forward.
The Bruins COULD take Florida I'd bet in a seven game, no problem. The
Goons and or Rangers? Nope. Not in a best of seven.
Problem is, if the Bruins win a couple of playoff games against the Panthers,
then Sinden will feel justified in bringing Boy Genius CoY Kasper back next
year, because he'll be able to say "Well, Stevie did what Brian couldn't, he
won some playoff games" (as if Kasper had actually laced them up and put his
meager talents on the ice again).
So, it'll be a interesting playoffs....
/Don, don't worry, with Kasper behind the bench you won't miss much playoff
hockey...
'Saw
|
51.1219 | | ROCK::GRONOWSKI | SPORTS 1995 NOTY & RED_SOX Most Knowledgeable Noter Award! | Fri Mar 22 1996 16:32 | 2 |
51.1220 | | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Fri Mar 22 1996 16:57 | 1 |
51.1221 | | ROCK::GRONOWSKI | SPORTS 1995 NOTY & RED_SOX Most Knowledgeable Noter Award! | Fri Mar 22 1996 20:49 | 2 |
51.1222 | | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Fri Mar 22 1996 21:36 | 1 |
51.1223 | :-) | ROCK::GRONOWSKI | SPORTS 1995 NOTY & RED_SOX Most Knowledgeable Noter Award! | Sat Mar 23 1996 09:16 | 2 |
51.1224 | | CAM::WAY | There's the devil to pay! | Sat Mar 23 1996 15:29 | 4 |
| I doub the Panthers would crush anyone in seven games series.
There's only a couple of clubs these days capable of crushing anywone, and the
Panthers (or the Bruins for that matter) ain't one of them.
|
51.1225 | NHL 3/24 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Mon Mar 25 1996 03:13 | 7 |
51.1226 | NHL Standings 3/25 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Mon Mar 25 1996 04:53 | 24 |
51.1227 | | AD::HEATH | The albatross and whales they are my brother | Mon Mar 25 1996 06:15 | 5 |
|
Back to a 3 way tie for 8th after the loss Saturday. Even though
they lost they showed some emotion. Well except for the first 30
seconds of the game.
|
51.1228 | | XTATIC::CHILDS | | Mon Mar 25 1996 12:06 | 0 |
51.1229 | Braveheart scores... | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Tue Mar 26 1996 05:21 | 8 |
51.1230 | Hat trick + scores... | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Wed Mar 27 1996 05:18 | 6 |
51.1231 | | AD::HEATH | The albatross and whales they are my brother | Wed Mar 27 1996 05:43 | 8 |
|
> Jets 8 Dallas 2 Tkachuk 4g, Drake 2g 2a, Korolev 2g, Fedyk g
^^^^^^^
Harry needs to get this guy at all costs.
|
51.1232 | | CAM::WAY | There's the devil to pay! | Wed Mar 27 1996 08:24 | 9 |
| > > Jets 8 Dallas 2 Tkachuk 4g, Drake 2g 2a, Korolev 2g, Fedyk g
> ^^^^^^^
>
> Harry needs to get this guy at all costs.
Maybe he could include Kasper in the deal....8^)
|
51.1233 | Jagr > Tkachuk | PTOSS1::SCHRAMME | Eric Schramm (412)829-0710 | Wed Mar 27 1996 12:00 | 9 |
| Pitts. 8 Blues 4 >>> Lemieux 5g 2a <<<<, Nedved g 2a, Hull & Pronger g
M-A-R-I-O - his second assist was number 800.
In other news, Mario's wife delivered a 6 month old son named Austin.
He was around 2 pounds. Seems that his wife had major complications
during the last month which kind of coresponds with his "slump". Well
his son is OK and it looks like he may have broken out of his "slump".
|
51.1234 | | IMBETR::DUPREZ | The engineer formerly known as Roland | Wed Mar 27 1996 12:02 | 5 |
| >Jagr > Tkachuk
Yes, but:
Jagr == not available
|
51.1235 | | AD::HEATH | The albatross and whales they are my brother | Wed Mar 27 1996 12:30 | 8 |
|
Hold on a sec there I missed that Jagr > Tkachuk in Eric's title line.
No way is hedoublethoothpicks is Jagr better'n Keith. He will score
more goals granted but ole Keith is one tough hombre and plays a good
solid d ta boot.
Jerry
|
51.1236 | | CAM::WAY | There's the devil to pay! | Wed Mar 27 1996 12:37 | 2 |
| Tkachuk is a MAIN!
|
51.1237 | | PTOSS1::SCHRAMME | Eric Schramm (412)829-0710 | Wed Mar 27 1996 16:44 | 5 |
|
Would not call Jagr a weekling (wus) cause he doesn't drop the gloves.
The guy is amazingly strong and hard to knock off the puck. Over the
past 2 years, there is not a better winger in hockey. The scarry part is
that this guy is getting better and better and he is only 23.
|
51.1238 | NHL 3/27 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Thu Mar 28 1996 05:49 | 12 |
51.1239 | and Keith up in Winnapig is the best winger in hockey | AD::HEATH | The albatross and whales they are my brother | Thu Mar 28 1996 06:07 | 15 |
|
Eric...
I won't argue that Jagr is as good a scorer as any winger in the
NHL. There is no question the he can find the back of the net. My
problem with him is his defense is suspect. I do tend to like the
more physical players Neely and Stevens both pre-injury, Tocchett
ect but I'd take a 40 goal scorer that kills penalties over Jagr in
a second. Lets see this may be an apples to oranges 'cause Oates is
a center but I'd take Oates over Jagr in a NY minute. Not quite as
many points but a much better all around game.
Jerry
|
51.1240 | Jagr > Oates < Francis | PTOSS1::SCHRAMME | Eric Schramm (412)829-0710 | Thu Mar 28 1996 14:14 | 14 |
| >> Lets see this may be an apples to oranges 'cause Oates is
>> a center but I'd take Oates over Jagr in a NY minute. Not quite as
>> many points but a much better all around game.
>> Jerry
Jerry,
Logic like this explains why Boston is fighting for a playoff spot and
Pittsburgh is fighting for the top seed. 8^)
I guess we agree to dis-agree.
Eric
|
51.1242 | | CAM::WAY | There's the devil to pay! | Fri Mar 29 1996 08:52 | 12 |
| > Montreal 4 Bruins 3 OT Koivu g a, Bure & Bureau g, Heinze & Moger g
Reminds me of an old song I heard Louis Armstrong sing once:
You got to give a little, take a little
You got to let your heart break a little,
That's the story of, that's the glory of
F-ING STEVE KASPER'S BRUINS!!!!!!!1
|
51.1243 | Still thinking it over | MUNDIS::SSHERMAN | Clean living and a fast outfield | Fri Mar 29 1996 09:42 | 11 |
| Jerry, where do you get the notion Jagr is suspect on defense? Certainly
not from watching him play. Certainly not from his statistics (as of March
14 he was +28, compared to Mario's +4).
The more I see Jagr play, the more I come to suspect he might just be the
best player in hockey today. But being confined to watching one team, I
don't see enough of players to be confident in that suspicion. With luck,
the Pens and the Rangers will meet in the playoffs, and I'll get a more
sustained look.
Steve
|
51.1244 | | AKOCOA::BREEN | You never can tell | Fri Mar 29 1996 10:32 | 12 |
| The Bruins are having a problem with games played too close to each
other or too many in a short span. Bourque seems particularly
vulnerable in those situations. So much depends on him. Jerry, since
you are somewhat objective, how is Kaspar regulating Bourque's ice
time? Has he as I suspect followed all his predecessor's and left him
out there 35-40 minutes as game?
Fatigue brings about the mental errors. The real test of Kaspar will
be to see how having had the team a year and established himself he
deals with this problem in pre-season, off-season and next season. I
have been suspecting that les Habs are the team for Boston to beat out
for the playoffs.
|
51.1245 | | SNAX::ERICKSON | I'm tired of SNOW.... | Fri Mar 29 1996 10:49 | 15 |
|
Jagr being a +28 is not that good of a ratio, its a very misleading
stat. Pittsburgh has given up 254 goals this season. Between Jagr,
Mario, and Francis they have scored ~200 goals. For argument sake we
will assume that Pittsburgh has scored the same amount of PP goals as
it has given up. Since shorthanded situations don't count in the +/-
ratios. Take the ~200 goals scored and subtract the +28 and you get
172 goals. Which means Jagr has been on the ice when the other team
scored 172 goals or 67% of the time. You could fine tune it and
get the actual PP goals and everything.else. You would still find
that Jagr is on the ice at least 50% of the time, when the other
team scores. He doesn't play defence, he just out scores you, which
in simple terms "Just plain works".
Ron
|
51.1246 | Shaky reasoning | MUNDIS::SSHERMAN | Clean living and a fast outfield | Fri Mar 29 1996 11:05 | 15 |
| Ron, that's not quite right. You assume that Lemieux, Jagr and Francis are
always a unit, but they're not, except on the power play.
FYI, from the same hockey news, through 68 games the Penguins had 91 PPG
for and 65 against.
Jagr's +28 is tied for 5th in the league (with Vyacheslav Fetisov and Mark
Messier). The top four are Vladimir Konstantinov (+46), Sergei Federov
(+38), Petr Nedved (+30), and Pat Verbeek (+29).
Again, it is simply wrong to assert that Jagr neglects his defense. The
last time I saw Pittsburgh against the Rangers, he was so strong in his
own zone that John Davidson remarked on it.
Steve
|
51.1247 | | SNAX::ERICKSON | I'm tired of SNOW.... | Fri Mar 29 1996 11:16 | 11 |
|
The +/- ratio really shouldn't be used when talking about defence.
You could be on the ice when your team scores 300 goals, and gives up
250 goals and you would be a +50. Just looking at the Eastern
conference Pittsburgh has scored 334 goals, the next team is at 252.
Which believe it or not is the Bruins and Rangers, that is an
incredible difference of over 1 goal a game. The +/- ratio looks good
but its not because Pittsburgh plays good defence, they just plain
score more goals.
Ron
|
51.1248 | | PTOSS1::SCHRAMME | Eric Schramm (412)829-0710 | Fri Mar 29 1996 11:56 | 24 |
| >> The +/- ratio really shouldn't be used when talking about defence.
>> You could be on the ice when your team scores 300 goals, and gives up
>> 250 goals and you would be a +50. Just looking at the Eastern
>> conference Pittsburgh has scored 334 goals, the next team is at 252.
>> Which believe it or not is the Bruins and Rangers, that is an
>> incredible difference of over 1 goal a game. The +/- ratio looks good
>> but its not because Pittsburgh plays good defence, they just plain
>> score more goals.
>> Ron
Ron,
Sometimes the best defense is a potent offense. Good example was the
Pens-Fla game last night. In the first period, Fla outplayed the Pens
badly with their fore-checking game and hitting. Well towards the end
of the period (Fla was winning 1-0) Fla started being to aggressive and
took a couple of bad penalties. End result - Pens up 2-1 after a couple
of power play goals. Their offense makes up for their defense
shortcommings.
Eric
Eric
|
51.1249 | Tampa seems to be fading but don't count them out | AD::HEATH | The albatross and whales they are my brother | Fri Mar 29 1996 12:14 | 18 |
|
Pittsburgh simply scores to much for +/- to really mean anything.
Steve point about Jagr/Lemieux/Francis only playing together on the
power play well taken. To answer your question Bill, Bourque's ice
time is still in the 35 minute range. Way to high playing back to
back games and 4 in 7 nights type of thing. Problem is, and I don't
fault Kasper for THIS, a Ray Bourque at 50% is still better than most
other D'man at 100%. Last nights game really sucked. B's played very
well I thought until they got the 2 goal lead. Then bang back into a
shell a few missed D assignments and whatdayaknow an OT loss. I know
Steve Hienze had a goal and a hat trick the other night but can this
guy hit the net more than once a night. Gawd a breakaway in a tie game
and he shoots wide right. Well the got two more with LeScabs, Buffalo
and Ottawa in the next week. The need all 8 points in a huge way.
Jerry
|
51.1250 | | CAM::WAY | There's the devil to pay! | Fri Mar 29 1996 13:24 | 40 |
| > The Bruins are having a problem with games played too close to each
> other or too many in a short span. Bourque seems particularly
Yeah, and the sun was in there eyes and their skates were untied.
It's always an excuse with these guys.
Fatigue and conditioning are coachable aspects of a team. If you're "Kasper
the Friendly Coach" during training camp and early season practices, then your
guys are going to be dog tired come April.
You sweat in the summer so your tongue doesn't hang quite so far out come
April.
Kasper was named last May. Biggest mistake in the history of the franchise I
thought, but I remember it well. He's had an offseason, a training camp, and
a season to get these guys someplace. If he's coach of the year material,
then I'm the f-ing Queen of England.
Going in the tank with a two goal lead is a coaching thing. Did you ever watch
Bill Parcells with the Giants in their SB season? Two minutes left, up by ten
and he's yelling at his guys not to celebrate cause they haven't won it yet.
The Bruins get up by two, and Kasper's boys go in the tank.
As Jerry pointed out, Heinze gets a breakaway in a tie game, and misses the pot
like a 13-year old with his first hooker. This guy is very inconsistent, yet
The Twit plays him every night. Wouldn't bench Heize, by Gawd, no way.
I'm not objective about Kasper. But then again he's shown me NOTHING that
indicates he'll take this team any farther than Sutter. If he's CoY material,
he's taking his "untalented team" deep into the playoffs.
I'll have a date with Kathy Ireland before that EVER happens.
'Saw
|
51.1251 | | MKOTS3::tcc122.mko.dec.com::long | Beat em Bucs | Fri Mar 29 1996 14:58 | 9 |
| >I'll have a date with Kathy Ireland before that EVER happens.
Yabbut, what mortal sin did the lovely Miss Ireland
commit to deserve such a penance?
billl
|
51.1256 | | CAM::WAY | There's the devil to pay! | Tue Apr 02 1996 12:25 | 4 |
| > Bruins 1 Ottawa 1 TSweeney g, Alfredsson g, Rhodes 32 saves
They were probably tired from playing so much lately.
|
51.1257 | | AKOCOA::BREEN | You never can tell | Tue Apr 02 1996 15:08 | 5 |
| Not only for the two points but they need wins for the tie breaker
formula. I don't know what it is for identical wins,losses and ties.
The two that are affected by a close schedule are Bourque and Ranford.
The key is the two with Les Habs. Tocchet is back which is a big plus.
|
51.1258 | | PTOSS1::SCHRAMME | Eric Schramm (412)829-0710 | Tue Apr 02 1996 16:30 | 3 |
|
I think the Bruins play the Pens the last game of the season at the
Igloo.
|
51.1259 | | SNAX::ERICKSON | | Tue Apr 02 1996 17:26 | 9 |
|
If teams are tied here are the tie-breakers.
1) # of wins
2) # of goals scored
3) Goal differential amonst each other
4) Flip of the coin
Ron
|
51.1262 | What's going on here? | MUNDIS::SSHERMAN | Clean living and a fast outfield | Thu Apr 04 1996 08:29 | 10 |
| > LAKings 2 Detriot 2 Johnson & Laperriere g, Brown & Coffey g
The Red Wings, trying to set a record for most wins in a season, have played
their last two games against the San Jose Sharks and the Los Angeles Kings,
two of the worst teams in the league, and have exactly one point to show
for it.
Is somebody hurt?
Steve
|
51.1263 | Hard days on the golf course | FSCORE::PAVEZKA | Why.....Why me!!! | Thu Apr 04 1996 10:09 | 1 |
|
|
51.1272 | | CSC32::MACGREGOR | Colorado: the TRUE mid-west | Mon Apr 15 1996 11:31 | 7 |
|
Okay, why Winnebeg over Anaheim? Obviously some sort of tiebreaker,
but which one? BTW, does someone win a bet because Boston finished
better than Montreal?
Marc
|
51.1276 | but they can beat those long haired X-dressers anyhow | AD::HEATH | The albatross and whales they are my brother | Mon Apr 15 1996 13:16 | 8 |
|
I'll hunt that down Karen.......I was hopin to draw Florida in the
opening round but you know what they say about getting what you wish
for. Da Pens in the second round.
Jerry
|
51.1277 | | CAM::WAY | and keep me steadfast | Tue Apr 16 1996 09:35 | 12 |
| And Billte and I are evened out on Beers -- which we put to rest yesterday.
While I won't attribute the good finish to Kasper, I will say that Ranford has
picked up the Bruins play by doing his Sean Burke imitiation (facing more
rubber than Goodyear) and kept them in games so their scoring machine can come
out on top once in a while.
I think the Bruins can beat Florida in the first round, but if so, that
unfortunately means Kasper will be back nexted year.
'Saw
|
51.1278 | | PCBUOA::MORGAN | | Tue Apr 16 1996 10:21 | 4 |
| Saw, how bad does Kevin Kennedy suck? What a bunch of underachievers
those Red Sox are! What a lousy coach and twit he is! :-)
Steve
|
51.1279 | | IMBETR::DUPREZ | It's Baseball And You're An American | Tue Apr 16 1996 10:22 | 1 |
| Yes. So what's your point? :-)
|
51.1280 | | AD::HEATH | The albatross and whales they are my brother | Tue Apr 16 1996 10:28 | 12 |
|
Don't know why everyone is so down on the Sox. What they are going
through should be no surprise. This team will hit and score runs in
bunches count on it but they can't catch a cold and the pitching is
not gonna win any games. Save for the occasional Roger gem. Gordon is
a .500 pitcher and sits a 1-1, Wakefield hasn't pitched well since last
July, Sele is commin back from an injury blah blah blah.....I don't buy
into the weather being a factor but by mid May this team will be scorin
runs at about 4.5 to 5 a game. Problem is at the rate the D has been
givin 'em up that ain't gonna be enough. Man where is Alicea when you
need him????
|
51.1281 | | SNAX::ERICKSON | | Tue Apr 16 1996 10:47 | 8 |
|
I wouldn't be down on the Sox, if they were giving 100% effort on
the field. So far this season the team is not prepared to play and
are making TONS of mental mistakes. They are on pace to have 285
errors by seasons end. What is the teams ERA?, it probably isn't that
bad because there have been a lot of unearned runs.
Ron
|
51.1282 | | CAM::WAY | and keep me steadfast | Tue Apr 16 1996 12:45 | 29 |
| >
> Saw, how bad does Kevin Kennedy suck?
>
I don't know. Quite honestly, I've never figured him out. I think he's
mediocre at best. He's never done anything, but he's never sucked terribly
either.
I have no idea why he sent Hoser yesterday in the first inning. Perhaps
because he's about run out of tricks with this 2-10 team. I don't know.
>What a bunch of underachievers those Red Sox are!
I don't agree with that. I'm probably in the minority but I don't see where
the Red Sox have that much talent at all. We all keep hearing how these guys
are going to hit, but c'mon. Even if they were all hitting .400 with 20+
homers from the power guys, if you score 5 runs a game, but give up 8, you're
still going to suck.
The outfield is highly suspect. Mike Greenwell is overpaid and overrated. Run
Forrest Run! The middle infield is highly suspect too.
>
>What a lousy coach and twit he is! :-)
>
No, that's Steve Kasper. Kennedy is just mediocre.
|
51.1283 | | SALEM::DODA | A common disaster | Tue Apr 16 1996 13:04 | 4 |
| I'm telling you, mid-July, Kennedy will be holding those 3
fingers and the 0 up ala, M.L. Carr...
daryll
|
51.1285 | Just so da B's are da ones to send to the golf course | AD::HEATH | The albatross and whales they are my brother | Wed Apr 17 1996 06:55 | 11 |
|
Montreal 3 NYR 2 OT Montreal leads series 1-0
Damphousse 2g, Koivu g, Graves & Sundstrom g, Thibault 43 saves
Never in a million years would I ever admit I'm routin for the Le
Scabitants but I am.
Jerry
|
51.1286 | | CAM::WAY | and keep me steadfast | Wed Apr 17 1996 09:22 | 1 |
| Are the B's on EPSN this evening, or are they on the Deuce?
|
51.1287 | | IMBETR::DUPREZ | It's Baseball And You're An American | Wed Apr 17 1996 10:05 | 9 |
| > Never in a million years would I ever admit I'm routin for the Le
> Scabitants but I am.
As I watched a little of the game last night, this was the first thing that
went through my mind. It was the first time I've *ever* rooted for
Montreal.
Rooting for Georgetown and Montreal the same year. Next, the rivers will run
red with blood...
|
51.1288 | | CAM::WAY | and keep me steadfast | Wed Apr 17 1996 10:39 | 10 |
| Just as Tommy gets supercharged over the NCAA tourney, this is my time of the
year. Ever since I was a little kid the hockey playoffs have gotten me
excited.
I watched the Rangers game last night and yes folks, it is PLAYOFF time.
The Rangers must've hit the post or crossbar seven times, and they gave up a
Steve Kasper-like goal with 9 SECONDS left in the first to let the Habs tie it.
Like the commercial says: It's just a game.... but MAN can it be Glorious!
|
51.1289 | | AKOCOA::BREEN | You never can tell | Wed Apr 17 1996 11:34 | 11 |
| Speaking of Kaspar, 'Saw, when are you going to the crow note. I stuck
my neck out back around thanksgiving about Kaspar needing to be given a
fair chance to prove by results that he could lead these Bruins. It
took longer than January to get finally past the Canadians but the man
did it and has the boys primed for the playoffs.
Or does he need to win a couple of rounds in the playoffs. Or does he
have to win the East and face the RedWings. Or does he have to win the
Cup? The longer you wait the more egg on your face in the end.
Billte
|
51.1290 | | SNAX::ERICKSON | | Wed Apr 17 1996 11:56 | 9 |
|
If the B's are on ESPN it will be on the deuce. ESPN broadcasts
baseball on Wednesday, Friday, and Sundays. I wonder if fans in
Boston can get ESPN to show the Bruins instead of the Red Sox tonight.
I'd rather root for the Rangers to win then the Canadiens anyday.
Montreal won the Stanley Cup in 1946, 56, 66, 76, and 86. The streak of
winning on the 6's has to stop.
Ron
|
51.1291 | | CAM::WAY | and keep me steadfast | Wed Apr 17 1996 11:56 | 34 |
| I don't have to go to the Crow note.
Our bet came out even. That's all I cared about.
Kasper has no more contributed to their being in the playoffs than I have.
The sole reason that the Bruins are in the playoffs is because Harry Sinden was
smart enough to get Bill Ranford. Bill Ranford saved the Bruins playoff hopes
and further saved Kasper's dapper ass.
Now, so far, Kasper has accomplished no more than Brent Sutter. It's his lucky
day that they're playing Florida because the Bruins SHOULD take that series and
thus preserve Kasper's job for another year.
Crow time is when Kaspser gets this club DEEP into the playoffs (winning say
two rounds). If the Bruins can win two rounds in the playoffs I'll go have an
EAT-A-THON in the Crow Note. That will prove to me that he is something like a
coach....
For now Bill, just repeat the following mantra:
Ranford SAVED the day.
Ranford SAVED the day.
Ranford SAVED the day.
Ranford SAVED the day.
Ranford SAVED the day.
Ranford SAVED the day.
Ranford SAVED the day.
Ranford SAVED the day.
hth,
'Saw
|
51.1292 | Kasper's done well with the cards he was given... | PCBUOA::MORGAN | | Wed Apr 17 1996 12:23 | 15 |
| Could it be that prior to Ranford arrivingm, the Bruins had last year's
starting goalie completely lose whatever skills he had, and a backup
that was cut by Ottawa? Lacher was later placed on waivers and went
unclaimed for $150. They had a defenseman in Kyle McLaren who just
gotten his license a year and a half ago. He's since grown
tremendously and has become the team's second best defenseman. Another
defenseman in Rick Zombo who always was and always will be a complete
stiff. A stud left winger who Have-another-Harry later admitted they
hadn't scouted and based their decision on his past skills, which had
seriously deteriorated. Add to the mix a rookie coach who had coached
a total of one minor league season. Yup, that's terrific work done by
the front office. Thankfully, Ranford, Tocchet and Sutter arrived to
bail the sinking ship out.
Steve
|
51.1293 | | AKOCOA::BREEN | You never can tell | Wed Apr 17 1996 12:23 | 11 |
| Well amidst all the hyperbole I see a stake in the ground: Two rounds
of playoffs which appears to mean beating a pretty good Philadelphia
team which is possible but well beyond last year's Sutter club's hope.
Kaspar had to remake the style of the Bruins and use positive
incentives vs the Sutter style to make them play hare every night.
Having a major league goalie to make it to the playoffs is obvious and
Toe Blake's Canadians of 1958 wouldn't make it without one.
So you're not betting against Kaspar in the first round at any rate. I
wouldn't either.
|
51.1294 | | CAM::WAY | and keep me steadfast | Wed Apr 17 1996 13:24 | 22 |
| > So you're not betting against Kaspar in the first round at any rate. I
> wouldn't either.
Blindfold me and tie my hands and *I* could coach the Bruins to:
1. at least one victory in the series against
FLA which beats Sutter over last year I believe.
2. quite possibly a series victory.
Let me ask you this question, in all seriousness:
Do you think that Dapper Steve "The Twit" Kasper has
a) the brains, b) the talent and c) the 'nads to coach
the Bruins to a Stanley Cup championship, this or any
year?
'Saw
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51.1295 | Scalpers know Steve's value to Bruins best | AKOCOA::BREEN | You never can tell | Wed Apr 17 1996 15:18 | 15 |
| No I don't think the Bruins have the talent to win the Cup right now if
Snooks Kelley were coaching them. The true nightmare isn't Kaspar
returning, a fait accompli since January but that Kaspar has developed
a system of motivation, team synergy and efficiency which will allow
Sinden to get 1 or 2 rounds of the playoffs for the next five years
without having to buy the needed talent to go all the way.
With Sutter the Bruins had degenerated into a star-coddled, work
one,rest two type of team that was going so far downhill that
eventually a major investment would have occurred in order to keep the
Fleet sold out. Kaspar not only has them winning but winning with
excitement.
I very rarely have seen anyone so wrong about something he was so
positive about. Was your mother's maiden name Duquette, 'Saw?
|
51.1296 | | IMBETR::DUPREZ | It's Baseball And You're An American | Wed Apr 17 1996 15:19 | 4 |
| > I very rarely have seen anyone so wrong about something he was so
> positive about.
You must not look in the mirror a lot...
|
51.1297 | | CAM::WAY | and keep me steadfast | Wed Apr 17 1996 15:31 | 48 |
| > Fleet sold out. Kaspar not only has them winning but winning with
> excitement.
If the most exciting thing in one's life is watching paint dry then you MIGHT
be able to stretch Kasper's accomplishments into "winning with excitement."
Kasper stumbled and bumbled his way throught the beginning of the season having
nary a clue on how to use what talent he had. As a game coach he sucked worse
than electrolux, and as a practice coach he spawned mental errors and lack of
discipline on the ice.
Now, whether St. Ignatious of the Great White North looked down and made a
miracle, or GQ Steve does have a grain of brains in his cranium, the one
positive aspect was that the team was scoring. Perhaps because I'm in a good
mood I'll give GQ Steve the credit.
So they were scoring, but GQ Steve couldn't coach defense if he was sitting on
it, and it showed. What the great powers of oh-fense giveth, Steve's lousy
defense was taking away.
Along comes Harry Sinden and traded for Bill Ranford. Now, listen closely.
For the most part Kaspers defense still sucks. The difference is in Bill
Ranford. Cowboy Bill Ranford, aka The Great God Vulcan, put his finger in the
dike and stopped the flood. Like Moses parting the Red Sea, Saint Bill had
taken goal stick in hand and parted the sea of flying rubber, and turned aside
the greatest portion of it.
So now the Bruins are in the playoffs. Everyone wants to applaud GQ Steve when
the fact of the matter is that if Sinden doesn't pick up Ranford, the Bruins
are playing golf with the Devils right now.
The nightmare is that Kasper will be around here more than one season. It's
enough to make one want to suck down some hemlock.
> I very rarely have seen anyone so wrong about something he was so
> positive about. Was your mother's maiden name Duquette, 'Saw?
Nope, not by a long shot.
And you still didn't answer my question without qualification....
'Saw
|
51.1298 | I just shave using old pictures | AKOCOA::BREEN | You never can tell | Wed Apr 17 1996 15:33 | 8 |
| >You must not look in the mirror a lot...
For obvious reasons I try not to?
But come to think about it you were part of that beat on Kaspar coterie
too, n'est-ce pas? The former Roland would have been in Crow by now.
I'd say you were pretty wrong about Boeheim too.
|
51.1299 | | IMBETR::DUPREZ | It's Baseball And You're An American | Wed Apr 17 1996 15:57 | 7 |
| I wasn't wrong about Kasper. He was lucky to get Ranford and he's worked
Ray Bourque to death. 'Saw is wrong about one thing - they wouldn't be
playing golf *with* the Devils, the Devils would be in and the B's would be
playing golf by themselves.
I'm holding out stubbornly on Boeheim. He's annoyed me since 1980 - old
habits die hard...
|
51.1300 | Tear in the Persian's eye when Rangers retook the lead | AKOCOA::BREEN | You never can tell | Wed Apr 17 1996 16:32 | 11 |
| >he's worked Ray Bourque to death.
That makes him the sixth or seventh coach, meaning all have done
that with Bourque.
It is the improvement in the team that makes having Ranford worthwhile.
I would expect that the one point of consensus is that the fans that
attend Bruins games are much more excited about these Bruins than the
past few versions. I listened to the game while getting rabies shots
for the cat and dogs (Rangers comeback, eventual loss) and I haven't
heard a Bruins crowd that excited in over a decade.
|
51.1302 | | CAM::WAY | and keep me steadfast | Thu Apr 18 1996 09:56 | 60 |
| So Bill, where was this supposed improvement last evening?
Okay, about last night:
After the Panthers first goal I had a feeling.... When they were
down 3-0 after the first, I was kind of thinking like Derek -- plenty
of time.
When they pulled it to 3-2 I thought, okay, now we've got a game.
Then Moger does his best Forrest Gump impression, followed quickly
by McLaren (I believe) who was doing his best doe-eyed rookie in
the playoff headlights routine last night.
After that it was just, well, a debacle.
Couple of other points:
I watched and listened to the Steve Kasper interview by
Fred Kusak. Are you ready for this? The man's stock
went up just a little bit in the Chainsaw's estimation.
I still don't think he'll ever get the Bruins to the
Stanley Cup, but he's not the Twit I thought either.
HOWEVER:
A great measure of Kasper's coaching ability will be
tested in the next four days. Last night the Bruins
stood around, or else glided around like Michelle Kwan.
They were out-hustled and out-played by a team with less
talent but a harder work ethic.
Monday will truly be the litmus test.
Finally:
I agree with Derek. I don't know what kind of a p___y team
the Bruins are, but the Bruins of the old days, when facing
a HOT goalie like Beezer, would have taken the opportunity
to say hello when he was way out of the net.
Instead, Dave Reid stands there and says "After you old
chap...."
Time for a wakeup call. Time to get rid of the arrogance and realize that
just because you wear the B in the spoked wheel doesn't mean you get a free
pass to round two.
Go Broons!
'Saw
|
51.1303 | Next thing you know, Cats and Dogs will be sleeping together | WMOIS::CHAPALONIS_M | Donnie Baseball Yankee HOFer!!! | Thu Apr 18 1996 10:08 | 10 |
|
Wow!!!
'Saw now in love with Steve Kasper!!!!!!!!
I'm Flabbergasted. Is John Casey a premier Goalie now too?
Chap
|
51.1304 | | CAM::WAY | and keep me steadfast | Thu Apr 18 1996 10:15 | 23 |
| > Wow!!!
>
> 'Saw now in love with Steve Kasper!!!!!!!!
>
> I'm Flabbergasted. Is John Casey a premier Goalie now too?
Now, now Chap. Don't put words in my mouth. It's not like Steve and I are
swapping spit in the shower or anything.
I just decided that instead of going and getting a beer and making some
popcorn, I'd listen to what ol' Steve had to say. I gained a little respect
for him.
(He does have to learn to stop pickin' his nose while the camera is on him
during the game).
And I'm saying that we'll see what kind of a coach he is now, because the
Bruins dug a big, big, big hole.
Casey sucks like an electrolux.
|
51.1305 | | SNAX::ERICKSON | | Thu Apr 18 1996 11:01 | 9 |
|
The big difference last night is that Florida was pumped up and
hit anything in sight. Since the referee wasn't calling charging or
interference all night long, They continued to hit and bang the B's
every chance they had. It was a typical playoff hockey game though,
let the interference go and let the players play, so I'm not
complaining. The B's just didn't match the intensity of Florida.
Ron
|
51.1307 | | AKOCOA::BREEN | You never can tell | Thu Apr 18 1996 12:04 | 9 |
| It looked like the power play was the big difference last night.
Bruins have to kill better and score when they have the advantage.
I thought in the second which is where I watched they had a decided
advantage in play but the whistles which were divided evenly kept a lot
of the play in pp situations which were the downfall. Ranford had
great saves and then let some in.
And ah Frank - isn't picking the nose part of hockey coaching?
|
51.1308 | | CAM::WAY | and keep me steadfast | Thu Apr 18 1996 12:19 | 16 |
| > RE: Frank
>
> See note 51.1224... you will be a believer.
So what's yer point?
re Bill and nose picking:
No I don't think so. You must be thinking of J_e Walt_n and his
days on the Jet sideline.
'Saw
|
51.1310 | | AD::HEATH | The albatross and whales they are my brother | Fri Apr 19 1996 07:53 | 4 |
|
And Fuhr is gone for the year. Guess the Mediocre One won't be getting
his wish this year.
|
51.1311 | | SNAX::ERICKSON | | Fri Apr 19 1996 11:06 | 7 |
|
Yup,
Fuhr is gone and Jon "Five hole" Casey came in and gave up all
5 goals last night.
Ron
|
51.1312 | | CAM::WAY | and keep me steadfast | Fri Apr 19 1996 11:13 | 22 |
| > Yup,
>
> Fuhr is gone and Jon "Five hole" Casey came in and gave up all
> 5 goals last night.
>
> Ron
I rest my case.
But I had to love the comment made by one of the talking heads on ESPN:
Yabbut Casey was in the Finals three years ago.
hahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha.....
Did anyone hear the big sucking sound in Tarawna last night? It sure as hell
wasn't Jon Casey pulling in pucks!
|
51.1313 | Where there's a .1311, .1312 was sure to follow | AKOCOA::BREEN | You never can tell | Fri Apr 19 1996 12:28 | 2 |
| 7 minutes. Where were you in the rest room 'Saw. Pavlov never
got that kind of response from his dog.
|
51.1314 | | CAM::WAY | and keep me steadfast | Fri Apr 19 1996 13:49 | 16 |
| > -< Where there's a .1311, .1312 was sure to follow >-
No rest for the weary.
> 7 minutes. Where were you in the rest room 'Saw. Pavlov never
> got that kind of response from his dog.
I was on the phone with a VMS performance guru trying to find out why change
mode calls on the AXP SUCK worse than Casey.
8^)
|
51.1317 | | AKOCOA::BREEN | You never can tell | Mon Apr 22 1996 11:49 | 3 |
| Looks like Casey had a big game for St Louis. Figured he'd come back
strong. Wasn't he the last guy to get the Bruins into the second
round?
|
51.1318 | | CAM::WAY | and keep me steadfast | Mon Apr 22 1996 11:53 | 16 |
| > Looks like Casey had a big game for St Louis. Figured he'd come back
> strong. Wasn't he the last guy to get the Bruins into the second
> round?
Did you see the game?
Casey was horrid, absolutely horrid. He looked like a stiff on the goals he
game up, and if he had been called upon to make the humongous saves that Potvin
had to make to get the game into OT, you'd know what I mean. What was strong
late was the St. Louis defense, and Tarawna's ability to self-destruct.
Bill, you're really stretching it if you're going to try and convince me that
Casey is anything remotely resembling an upper echelon goalie. Hell, he played
more than half this season down in the minors. He's useless.
|
51.1319 | | WMOIS::CHAPALONIS_M | Donnie Baseball Yankee HOFer!!! | Mon Apr 22 1996 12:03 | 3 |
|
C'mon Saw he had 18 saves??? :-)
|
51.1320 | | CAM::WAY | and keep me steadfast | Mon Apr 22 1996 12:59 | 8 |
| > C'mon Saw he had 18 saves??? :-)
If you put 400 monkies in a room with 400 typewriters and let them go at it
full bore for 400 years, sooner or later one of them will write Hamlet.
Even as big a stiff as Jon Casey gets lucky ONCE in a while....
|
51.1321 | | CLUSTA::MAIEWSKI | Bos-Mil-Atl Braves W.S. Champs | Mon Apr 22 1996 13:08 | 6 |
| I think the theory was an infinite number of monkeys for an infinite number
of years.
After 400 years you'd have just so much monkey business.
George
|
51.1323 | | CAM::WAY | and keep me steadfast | Mon Apr 22 1996 13:49 | 3 |
| Yeah, yeah, yeah, I know all that.
I'm just tellin' it to ya the way I first heard it.
|
51.1327 | | CAM::WAY | and keep me steadfast | Wed Apr 24 1996 10:28 | 8 |
| > Chicago 2 Flames 1 3OT Hawks win 4-0
> Roenick & Murphy g, Iginla g, Belfour 55 saves
Since the Flames won the Cup in 1989, they've not made it past the first round
of the playoffs....
Incredible.
|
51.1328 | | AKOCOA::BREEN | You never can tell | Wed Apr 24 1996 12:11 | 2 |
| er 'Saw, nice note on the Flames but we want to hear your spin on
Casey's 41 saves.
|
51.1329 | | CAM::WAY | and keep me steadfast | Wed Apr 24 1996 13:18 | 6 |
| Even a blind man can hit a bullseye at 200 yards once in a while.
If Casey was that good time then he would have been the Blues #1 goalie.
'nuff said.
|
51.1332 | Unless Florida really is that good??? | AKOCOA::BREEN | You never can tell | Thu Apr 25 1996 10:58 | 7 |
| Not you, you implied it would go more than 4. Now if you said "sweep"
I'd wear Karen's P-name.
But since I'm here, that first 10 minutes last night was as painfully
awful as anything in 40 years of Bruins watching except possibly the
1971 Canadians final. Five Greg Normans on the ice and Buckner in the
goal.
|
51.1334 | | IMBETR::DUPREZ | It's Baseball And You're An American | Thu Apr 25 1996 11:35 | 10 |
| > But since I'm here, that first 10 minutes last night was as painfully
> awful as anything in 40 years of Bruins watching except possibly the
> 1971 Canadians final. Five Greg Normans on the ice and Buckner in the
> goal.
...but coaching had nothing to do with it.
I have to confess to not seeing the game. I haven't been able to watch a
Bruins game since they gave up that last-minute goal to the Habs when the
guy came out of the penalty box.
|
51.1335 | | AKOCOA::BREEN | You never can tell | Thu Apr 25 1996 12:34 | 6 |
| roland I've said all along that results is how Kaspar should be judged.
Having said that it was the players who were asleep. Final judgement
has to come at the end of this series. A win tomorrow and one down
there and then they're back home.
Groaner, a "genius" would've predicted a sweep.
|
51.1337 | | PHHSS1::DFAUST | Bad Things, man... | Fri Apr 26 1996 08:54 | 3 |
|
The Flyers are up 3-2, not 3-1.
|
51.1339 | z | PHHSS1::DFAUST | Bad Things, man... | Fri May 03 1996 18:15 | 4 |
| Did you oversleep?
;*)
|
51.1344 | Grindstone wins the Derby | HBAHBA::HAAS | more madness, less horror | Mon May 06 1996 11:11 | 8 |
| Da Derby:
4 Grindstone 13.80 6.00 4.00
3 Cavonnier 6.20 4.40
8 Prince of Thieves 4.60
$2 Exacta 4-3 paid $61.80
$2 Trifecta 4-3-8 paid $600.60
|
51.1345 | Great,great race by Bailey | AKOCOA::BREEN | Better days are coming bye and bye. BS | Mon May 06 1996 11:51 | 12 |
| Totally exciting Derby, tremendous event. Couldn't make up my mind so
I stayed away from Rock. Part of the problem is my prejudice against
D.Wayne. I had scanned Bailey being up on Grindstone and Editor's
Choice was popular obviously but it being a Lucas entry.. If I'd have
known Lucas had picked that owner (of 3) to sit with.... Then again it
was a nose and McCarron almost squeezed it out. And that was Day on
the show horse so going with the jockeys payed out - that didn't seem
to be the case when I was a little more serious about the big races.
Dosage being genes etc always seems to tell at Lexington. I think if
Unbridled can get those galoshes off prior to Pimlico he'll get it done
then - not driven too hard Sat.
|
51.1346 | by a small nose | HBAHBA::HAAS | more madness, less horror | Mon May 06 1996 11:56 | 10 |
| This was about as good a race as I can remember.
Poor ol' Unbridled Pleasure couldn't overcome the bad draw and bad foot
but still finished a fairly easy 5th about 3 lengths ahead of Editor's
Note.
Relatively low payout but kept up the tradition of the favorite not
winning.
TTom
|
51.1349 | | PTOSS1::SCHRAMME | Eric Schramm (412)829-0710 | Wed May 08 1996 08:36 | 6 |
| >> Pitts. 3 NYR 2 Pens up 2-1
>> Lemieux 2g, Sandstrom g, Churla & Sundstrom g
Lemieux's first goal was a little different. Sandstrom shot the puck,
bounced off of Ulf Sammuelson's face, deflected off of Richer right to
Lemieux's stick.
|
51.1350 | | PCBUOA::MORGAN | | Wed May 08 1996 08:50 | 4 |
| If there's anyone who doubts that Lemieux is the best player in hockey,
I'd love to hear it!
Steve
|
51.1351 | | IMBETR::DUPREZ | It's Baseball And You're An American | Wed May 08 1996 09:11 | 3 |
| >bounced off of Ulf Sammuelson's face
Couldn't happen to a nicer guy...
|
51.1352 | As far as Ulf goes with any luck it broke something | AD::HEATH | The albatross and whales they are my brother | Wed May 08 1996 12:59 | 7 |
|
Mario is without a doubt the best "offensive" player in the league
maybe in the history of the league. But I do feel there are better
complete players in the league.
Jerry
|
51.1353 | | PCBUOA::MORGAN | | Wed May 08 1996 13:37 | 9 |
| Well, Mario dominated the final minute of last night's game "on the
defensive end". Every time NY moved into the offensive zone Mario was
there to disrupt the play and clear the puck. Of course, he can't do
this 60 minutes every game, because he's far more valuable playing the
way he does.
So, Jerry, who are these "players" you'd pick over Lemieux?
Steve
|
51.1354 | | IMBETR::DUPREZ | It's Baseball And You're An American | Wed May 08 1996 13:51 | 5 |
| I'm not Jerry, but I'd take Jagr over Lemieux *IN A HEARTBEAT*.
I really didn't realize until looking closer that what Eric Schramm said
is true - Jagr is a tremendously strong individual. He's also not half
the crybaby that Super Maria is.
|
51.1355 | | PCBUOA::MORGAN | | Wed May 08 1996 13:56 | 6 |
| And Lemieux isn't strong? Put Jagr on a line with Brian Smolinski and
see what happens. I agree that Jagr is one of the top 5 players in the
NHL, but Mario draws so much attention, he makes players like Jagr
superstars.
Steve
|
51.1356 | | IMBETR::DUPREZ | It's Baseball And You're An American | Wed May 08 1996 14:22 | 11 |
| > Put Jagr on a line with Brian Smolinski and
> see what happens
You then have one guy who'll come out of the corner with the puck.
> I agree that Jagr is one of the top 5 players in the
> NHL, but Mario draws so much attention, he makes players like Jagr
> superstars.
Jagr would be a superstar with or without Mario. In fact, you just said it
yourself - he's one of the top 5 players in the league.
|
51.1357 | | PCBUOA::MORGAN | | Wed May 08 1996 15:03 | 4 |
| I'm not saying Jagr isn't great, just that Mario is the better of
the two.
Steve
|
51.1359 | | AD::HEATH | The albatross and whales they are my brother | Thu May 09 1996 07:47 | 14 |
|
There are few guys (forwards) I'd take ahead a Mario. I never said
the guy was a stiff even said was the best offensive player in the
league today....But if I had to pick:
Roenick 'Hawks
Tkachuck Jets/Coyotes
Oates B's don't laugh he is a great two way player
Forsberg Avalanche
Lindros Philly even though I hate him as much as Jagr
Nolan Sharks 50 goals and a fighter too
These are the ones I'd take personally and is very biased.
|
51.1360 | SMOKE ANOTHER | FABSIX::R_LUCHT | No sleep till....... | Thu May 09 1996 07:50 | 1 |
| Not even worth a comment.
|
51.1361 | this 'n that | PTOSS1::SCHRAMME | Eric Schramm (412)829-0710 | Thu May 09 1996 08:32 | 13 |
|
Jagr is a tremendous talent with or without Lemiuex. Remember, Jagr won
the scoring title last year and Lemiuex did not play. IMHO, if there is
any Pen that helps Jagr with his scoring stats, it is Ron Francis (if I
am not mistaken I think Francis led the leauge in assists this year).
The Pens second line of Jagr-Francis-Nedved would probably be the top
line on most teams.
During the playoffs, Lemieux is the heart-and-soul of the Pens. He has
no equal on the ice. However, if I
were building a new team, I would take Jagr over Lemieux, Lindros, Roenick,
etc based on age and durability. I like Lindros alot (younger version
of Messier) except he is hurt a little too often for how young he is.
|
51.1362 | | AKOCOA::BREEN | Better days are coming bye and bye. BS | Thu May 09 1996 12:24 | 1 |
| Jerry, thanks for taking some of the heat off me.
|
51.1364 | | PTOSS1::SCHRAMME | Eric Schramm (412)829-0710 | Fri May 10 1996 08:20 | 4 |
|
Murray had a nice 3rd period goal last night intercepting a pass from
Buckebeum and snapping it past Richter for a 3-1 lead. How come Boston
can't get players like Murray? 8^)
|
51.1365 | | MKOTS3::tcc122.mko.dec.com::long | Beat em Bucs | Fri May 10 1996 10:56 | 6 |
| Couldn't wait to get in here this morning and blast
tc* a mail message regading his "Rangers in 6" theory.
billl
|
51.1368 | John Casey, man of the hour | AKOCOA::BREEN | Better days are coming bye and bye. BS | Mon May 13 1996 10:57 | 1 |
| That Casey is one terrific goaltender, eh 'Saw
|
51.1369 | RE: Jon Casey | IMBETR::DUPREZ | It's Baseball And You're An American | Mon May 13 1996 11:29 | 2 |
| They must have glued his legs together and put a defenseman on either
side of him...
|
51.1370 | | ROCK::GRONOWSKI | | Mon May 13 1996 11:36 | 2 |
|
Panthers RULE!
|
51.1371 | | CAM::WAY | and keep me steadfast | Mon May 13 1996 12:03 | 4 |
| If Casey is a terrific goaltender, than I'm the f-ing Queen of England.
'Saw
|
51.1372 | | PHXSS1::HEISER | watchman on the wall | Mon May 13 1996 12:07 | 1 |
51.1373 | | CSC32::MACGREGOR | Colorado: the TRUE mid-west | Mon May 13 1996 12:14 | 8 |
| >they said on FOX that Casey has never lost a round 2 playoff series
Is that like saying "John Cangelosi (HOUSTON OF) has a career ERA of
0.00"? John has pitched a grand total of 3 innings in his major league
career.
Marc
|
51.1374 | just the facts, jack | AKOCOA::BREEN | Better days are coming bye and bye. BS | Mon May 13 1996 12:29 | 3 |
| Unfortunately the facts are that Casey is spearheading a major upset
over one of the top offensive teams in nhl history. He is doing it in
the net and getting it done.
|
51.1375 | | AD::HEATH | The albatross and whales they are my brother | Mon May 13 1996 13:05 | 5 |
|
Casey has been incredible. Fact is though we all know how good Euro's
are when the hitting picks up and the RedArmy Wings, with the exception
of Stevie Y just ain't gettin it done.
|
51.1377 | UNBELIEVABLE! | PCBUOA::MORGAN | | Tue May 14 1996 08:58 | 4 |
| I don't recall ever seeing so many OT games as this year's NHL
playoffs.
STEVE
|
51.1380 | What a GREAT hockey game. | LUDWIG::BTOWER | | Fri May 17 1996 07:36 | 8 |
| This was a FANtastic hockey game. Just the one goal but many bone crushing
checks, rushes up and down the ice. These two teams played their guts
out. One of those "To bad somebody had to lose" Games. Very very
entertaining.
Jon Casey played out of his mind in this series. Right up until he let
Yzerman's 50ft slapper get by him. He had made some phenominal saves
up to that point.
|
51.1381 | | AD::HEATH | The albatross and whales they are my brother | Fri May 17 1996 07:44 | 3 |
|
Casey's still lettin in one softie a game. :*)
|
51.1382 | Way to Casey, still can't win the big ones! | FABSIX::E_MAXWELL | The torture never stops... | Fri May 17 1996 08:14 | 5 |
| 50 FOOT SLAPPER?!?!?
Who did he think he was netminding for, the Bruins?!?!?
Lil Ed
|
51.1383 | | CAM::WAY | and keep me steadfast | Fri May 17 1996 09:38 | 26 |
| I watched the entire game. What a contest.
I think it was somehow fitting and just and right that Yzerman netted the game
winning goal. I think it was even more fitting that he more or less picked the
Gray One's pocket to do it.
As for Casey, basically he overachieved from the day that Grant Fuhr went down.
Sometimes a player plays way over his head and that's what Casey did in the
eleven games he started.
On the whole, Casey still sucks. His is one of those stories that years from
now will sound like the ones we hear now that go something like
Journeyman shortstop Eddie Edanowski had a mediocre career,
but for a span of two weeks in late October 1954 he ruled
the National League....
As for the winning goal, I thought it was the perfect ending. Two tired
players, a mano y mano shootout at the Joe Louis Corral type deal. Yzerman
pulls the trigger, the puck is by Casey's arm before he can move it, and the
last little important part was that it caught the top corner.....
GREAT game.
|
51.1384 | | SNAX::ERICKSON | | Fri May 17 1996 10:18 | 6 |
|
I wouldn't call Yzermans goal a soft goal, as Saw said it was
a rocket that was by Casey's arm and into the top left hand corner
of the net before he could blink.
Ron
|
51.1385 | | CAM::WAY | and keep me steadfast | Fri May 17 1996 11:18 | 4 |
| It happened so quickly that it caught whats-his-name and Bill Clement almost
off guard.
I dare say they hadn't had time to get the hot dog rolls outta there teeth!
|
51.1386 | And he was screened to boot | AKOCOA::BREEN | Better days are coming bye and bye. BS | Fri May 17 1996 12:59 | 1 |
|
|
51.1387 | | CAM::WAY | and keep me steadfast | Fri May 17 1996 13:14 | 11 |
| > -< And he was screened to boot >-
Hardly.
I mean, not the way he'd been screened all game.
Any good goalie, which you apparently have been proclaiming
The Mighty (Sucky) Casey to be, sees around the d-man in that situation.
|
51.1388 | | CSC32::MACGREGOR | Colorado: the TRUE mid-west | Fri May 17 1996 13:59 | 6 |
|
Oh give me a break, the guy goes 80+ minutes stopping every shot, one
gets through and he sucks. I'll never figure these things out.
Marc
|
51.1389 | | CAM::WAY | and keep me steadfast | Fri May 17 1996 14:20 | 26 |
| > Oh give me a break, the guy goes 80+ minutes stopping every shot, one
> gets through and he sucks. I'll never figure these things out.
>
> Marc
Marc, Marc, Marc, you have to read all the replies I've put in today.
Casey was pulling saves outta his a__hole last night. He was that good. And I
said it was fitting that the final, game winning goal was a mano y mano shot.
I'd liken it to a fire-spittin' fastball reliever going up against the other
team's power hitter in the last of the 12th, and throwin' a high heater right
down the pipe. Only one of two things is going to happen.
BUT, my overall contention, in response to Bill Breen's goading, is that viewed
in its entirety, Casey's career is one of yawn-inducing mediocrity.
His eleven games as a starter were by far the Classic Sports MrT definition of
over-achievement.
One the whole, Casey sucks. Last night, he was great for a moment in time.
'Saw
|
51.1391 | | CAM::WAY | and keep me steadfast | Mon May 20 1996 09:29 | 1 |
| That blue puck SHIT kills me.
|
51.1392 | | WMOIS::CHAPALONIS_M | Donnie Baseball Yankee HOFer!!! | Mon May 20 1996 10:13 | 3 |
|
What color is Blue puck shit? Mauve???
|
51.1393 | | CAM::WAY | and keep me steadfast | Mon May 20 1996 10:14 | 8 |
| > What color is Blue puck shit? Mauve???
No, robin's egg blue changing to a darker mauve when it's shot.
Another Fox gimmick that ruins the sport for die hard fans.
|
51.1397 | | PECAD8::CHILDS | | Fri May 24 1996 07:59 | 2 |
|
What happened did I KOD Ru-wah?????????
|
51.1398 | | THEMAX::JACKSON | Set the drag just right! | Fri May 24 1996 18:00 | 5 |
| He did look like he was sleeping... How about the gusher from Foote?
We was eatin' pizza at the local parlor when that happened. The tomato
sauce took on a new spice;-)
Tim
|
51.1401 | | AD::HEATH | The albatross and whales they are my brother | Thu May 30 1996 06:41 | 3 |
|
As usual da russians don't show up come playoff time.
|
51.1402 | best in the business | PECAD8::CHILDS | | Thu May 30 1996 08:30 | 5 |
|
You're doing Ru-wah a great disservice Jerry by blaming the Russian....he's
the difference.
mike
|
51.1403 | some irony | BSS::MENDEZ | | Thu May 30 1996 09:37 | 11 |
| heard an interesting story this morning...
Ru-wah (roy) before being traded from the Habs to the Avalanche was
pounded for 9 goals in last game. The crowd in montreal berated him
un-mercifully and as roy skated back to bench he let the
coach he would play no more games for the C's. The team that
beat him???
The RedWings....
Don't know if it is absolutely true but the story came from
one-on-one sports radio..
|
51.1404 | different team, 'nother Cup | POWDML::GARBARINO | | Thu May 30 1996 10:12 | 4 |
| > Sakic 2g a, Ricci & Forsberg g, Coffey g, Roy 23 saves
^^^^^^^^^^^^
Hey Les Canadiens, how's he lookin' ??
|
51.1405 | how 'bout them Avalance!~ | HBAHBA::HAAS | more madness, less horror | Thu May 30 1996 10:37 | 0 |
51.1406 | 'Saw did we have a bet on this series? | AKOCOA::BREEN | Better days are coming bye and bye. BS | Thu May 30 1996 11:42 | 13 |
| Avalanche simply the better team in playoff type atmosphere.
Sakic emerges as one of top 3-5 stars.
Roy could have been swapped for Osgood with same results.
Great fans out there in Denver - they come to have fun and they truly
enjoy themselves.
Tough calls on Detroit, one after another after another. 2 powerplays
in a row to make it 3-1. Last goal showed Detroit had packed it in.
Is Coffee Russian? Obviously Yzerman is :-)
|
51.1407 | | IMBETR::DUPREZ | It's Baseball And You're An American | Thu May 30 1996 11:56 | 3 |
| > Is Coffee Russian?
No, but I hear they like their tea.
|
51.1408 | | CSC32::MACGREGOR | Colorado: the TRUE mid-west | Thu May 30 1996 12:06 | 9 |
|
RE: .1403 ROY trade
Actually the game he was beaten (his last as a hab) was one where he
asked the coach to pull him from the game. The coach would not, the
crowd gave him a hard time and he told the city of Montreal to go-fish.
Marc
|
51.1409 | FLORIDA WINS | FABSIX::R_LUCHT | No sleep till....... | Fri May 31 1996 03:11 | 4 |
| The Panthers took tonights game with the Pen's 4-3. Niedermyer scored a
goal with about 6 minutes left to put the Panthers ahead for good.
Rich..........
|
51.1411 | and on to game 7 | HBAHBA::HAAS | more madness, less horror | Fri May 31 1996 11:18 | 9 |
| This is more than we should be able to hope for.
Semis in both NHL and NBA have gone to 7 games.
As reported, Florida rallied to beat the Penguinos while Utah creamed
Seattle, 118-83. Hersey Hawkins and my main Nate were among the many
stinkers. That wild and horny Hornacek smoked 'em.
TTom
|
51.1412 | | MKOTS3::BREEN | | Fri May 31 1996 11:23 | 7 |
| Well I'll go out on a limb. The mailman mails it in in Seattle. Now
if Eisley plays 30-40 minutes Utah could make it close. I see no
chance for Utah except for the refs treatment of the fakeman vs realman
(Kemp).
I said along time ago to beware of a deal for Malone's support of nba in
union war. This has been a fairly watchable series tho.
|
51.1413 | could be | HBAHBA::HAAS | more madness, less horror | Fri May 31 1996 11:37 | 15 |
| > I said along time ago to beware of a deal for Malone's support of nba in
> union war. This has been a fairly watchable series tho.
Malone's on the take, too? Cool!~ I wouldn't be surprised to find out
that the league is making sure Kemp don't win nothing. He's on the list
of made us look bad once with his compatriots, LJ and Zo, and the league
don't like looking bad. I heard they reschedule a flight for the Sonics
so he'd miss the plane the day they were considering thised rendition of
the dream team (don't deserve caps).
As for the fairly, I'd add rather. I rather think that this is a semi
great series since it's only a semi final. It's about all you can ask for
in any playoff series.
TTom
|
51.1414 | what! baseball!~ | HBAHBA::HAAS | more madness, less horror | Tue Jun 04 1996 11:42 | 10 |
|
Watched a bit of a couple games lasted night. LSU beat Florida, 9-4,
eliminating the Gators. LSU hit 3 HRs to overcome 5 errors.
And Florida St elinated Wichita St, 8-4, beating up the Shockers relief
ace, Braden Looper.
This college baseball stuff's not half bad.
TTom
|
51.1415 | Sampras beats Courrier | HBAHBA::HAAS | more madness, less horror | Tue Jun 04 1996 13:42 | 6 |
| meanwhile, those overpaid rich guys playing on dirt:
Pete Sampras has defeated fellow 'Merican Jim Courrier in 5 sets after
losing the firsted 2.
TTom
|
51.1417 | Bulls win game 1 | HBAHBA::HAAS | more madness, less horror | Thu Jun 06 1996 10:39 | 5 |
| NBA Finals:
Chicago 107, Seattle 90. The Bulls cover and its a_over.
TTom
|
51.1419 | Avalanche win - BIG time | FABSIX::R_LUCHT | No sleep till....... | Fri Jun 07 1996 00:46 | 4 |
| Colorado beat up on Florida 8-1 tonight in game two. Forsberg had a hat
trick, and Sakic had four assists in the win. So much for an interesting finals.
Rich........
|
51.1421 | | IMBETR::DUPREZ | It's Baseball And You're An American | Fri Jun 07 1996 09:34 | 1 |
| Wasn't Forsberg's hat trick a *true* hat trick - three goals in one period?
|
51.1422 | | CAM::WAY | and keep me steadfast | Fri Jun 07 1996 09:49 | 6 |
| >
>Wasn't Forsberg's hat trick a *true* hat trick - three goals in one period?
>
A TRUE hat trick is three goals without anyone scoring a goal in between.
To the best of my knowledge it don't have to be within one period.
|
51.1423 | | MKOTS3::BREEN | | Fri Jun 07 1996 10:11 | 6 |
| Until games have been played in Florida I wouldn't attach too much
significance to last night. Both teams seem to like home cooking.
Boston had a 5 game series about 1990/91 with the Knicks and absolutely
pummeled them in two games in Boston, let the two in NewYork slip away
and lost the final. But the first two were routs.
|
51.1424 | moving south | HBAHBA::HAAS | more madness, less horror | Fri Jun 07 1996 10:46 | 10 |
| that's right, billte
All the Avalanche did was the ol' proverbial hold serve. Boy did they
hold serve!~
The problem for the Panthers is that there not just a chink but a gaping
hole in their main main, da Beezer. He got the hook after the firsted
quarter onslaught.
TTom
|
51.1425 | Can you say spankin'? | THEMAX::JACKSON | Set the drag just right! | Fri Jun 07 1996 20:35 | 3 |
| Yes Forseberg had a true hat trick...
Tim
|
51.1426 | | SNAX::ERICKSON | | Mon Jun 10 1996 10:43 | 6 |
|
Forsberg needs 1 more goal to set a new all-time high for #
of playoff goals in a season. He has 18 or 19 playoff goals this
season.
Ron
|
51.1427 | 3-0 | HBAHBA::HAAS | more madness, less horror | Mon Jun 10 1996 10:49 | 18 |
| Just in case you din't know:
Chicago 108, Seattle 86. Mismatch!~
Jordan had 36, bib Luc Longley had a playoff career high 19 and da Woim
helped keep Kemp outta his game and got Frank Brickowski throwed outta
*THE* game.
For some reason, no one is asking Jordan about lasted year when he tried
to shut the NBA down. With the series end imminent, it's pertinent since
in the meanwhile, the players and the league never really signed anything
and since then the players tossed the ol' titular head out and replaced
'im with another.
In any case, Rodman is smiling even though Chicago has apparently made no
effort to resign.
TTom
|
51.1428 | | PECAD8::CHILDS | | Mon Jun 10 1996 10:51 | 1 |
| Wouldn't that be Joe Sakic for the goals records???????????
|
51.1429 | | PECAD8::CHILDS | | Mon Jun 10 1996 10:52 | 3 |
|
That's cause Rodman's coming to boston. My only regret will be not witnessing
a 360 by Johnny Most!!!!!!!!!!!!
|
51.1430 | did the brown acid | HBAHBA::HAAS | more madness, less horror | Mon Jun 10 1996 10:58 | 10 |
| >That's cause Rodman's coming to boston. My only regret will be not witnessing
>a 360 by Johnny Most!!!!!!!!!!!!
Where'd this one come from? A l'il flashback from early acid debauchery?
There's Mike, composing at the keyboard and the nexted thing he thinks
he's at a Doors concert. Halucinating dead people doing cartwheels. And
loving it!@
TTom
|
51.1431 | and the yellow and the whatever.......... | PECAD8::CHILDS | | Mon Jun 10 1996 12:17 | 2 |
|
but you forget we're talking ML at the helm he might take the same trip I did...
|
51.1432 | couldn't hurt | HBAHBA::HAAS | more madness, less horror | Mon Jun 10 1996 12:19 | 3 |
| Sometimes I think a little brown acid may be exactly what ML might need.
|
51.1434 | | IMBETR::DUPREZ | It's Baseball And You're An American | Tue Jun 11 1996 09:35 | 5 |
| Amazing - 119 shots, one goes in.
I don't like Patrick Roy, but he was the man all series.
I do like Beezer, and feel badly for him.
|
51.1435 | NHL > NBA | HBAHBA::HAAS | more madness, less horror | Tue Jun 11 1996 10:46 | 3 |
| Sorry, NBA. But you got cooked in the finals by Hokey!~
TTom
|
51.1436 | Hot goalie = Stanley Cup | ODIXIE::ZOGRAN | Atlanta, Home of the WS Champs | Tue Jun 11 1996 11:00 | 8 |
| It seems to me that hockey is one of the few sports in which an
individuals performance on a team can in fact carry them all the way.
In hockey's case it appears that a hot goalie (Roy) makes all the
difference in the world. Not sure if you can say this about
basketball, football, baseball or soccer. Just something to think
about.
UMDan
|
51.1437 | ever day pitcher | HBAHBA::HAAS | more madness, less horror | Tue Jun 11 1996 11:09 | 12 |
| The onliest comparison I can think of with how a good goalie can dominate
a series is a pitcher in baseball. You've seen it when a pitcher is
virtually unhittable, like Maddux for the lasted couple of year.
But then they only play ever third game. And in some leagues they don't
even bat!~
A goalie has to come out game in game out.
Roy will get the press but da Beezer had a hail of a series as well.
TTom
|
51.1438 | impressive and enjoyable | PECAD8::CHILDS | | Tue Jun 11 1996 12:31 | 17 |
| or a Villinova when then shoot lights out against UNC just ask dear departed
Ack Ack.....
I recall a basketball game where Larry Bird tols an injuried Magic he was going
to put a show on for him and proceed to score 36 points haul down 21 rebounds
toss in half dozen assits or so and sell popcorn.........
As for last night's game that was the most hockey I've watched in one sitting
this year and it was definately enjoyable. Can't remember which one of the
announcers made the point that maybe they should try to beat the goalie from
far range because they were so hot in close..................Sakic certainly
was everybit as deserving as Patrick Roy was of the Con Smythe. I think the
fact that it was business as usual for Roy and the fact that he's already got
a few that swung the vote in Sakic's favor. Also the 6 game winners (new playoff
record) didn't hurt............
mike
|
51.1439 | | PHXSS1::HEISER | watchman on the wall | Tue Jun 11 1996 13:57 | 1 |
51.1440 | I always knew you liked Clinton!~ | HBAHBA::HAAS | more madness, less horror | Tue Jun 11 1996 13:59 | 0 |
51.1441 | | PHXSS1::HEISER | watchman on the wall | Tue Jun 11 1996 14:04 | 1 |
51.1442 | Hard to believe a 1-0 game for the Cup could be that dull | TNPUBS::NAZZARO | Best of luck, Marcus! | Tue Jun 11 1996 15:52 | 12 |
| I must confess I watched the last period and all three overtimes. In
the four periods I saw, Roy mae no more than three difficult saves.
Beezer was tested much more often, and the Avalanche hit the post twice
in addition to missing three wide open chances in front. Colorado
certainly deserved the win.
One thing that amazed me was how little action took place for literally
minutes at a time. It was a lot like watching a boring heavyweight
fight. You didn't want to keep watching, but the minute you stopped
watching, you knew you'd miss the knockout punch.
NAZZ
|
51.1443 | | OLD1S::CADZILLA2 | Loose with rhythmic syncopations | Tue Jun 11 1996 17:55 | 5 |
|
A stat that hit me. Roy shut the Panthers out for 5 quarters, two over
times and a few minutes on either end. They had not scored since early
in the 1st period of game 3.
|
51.1444 | Give me dat broom | MFGFIN::JACKSON | Set the drag just right! | Tue Jun 11 1996 19:49 | 23 |
| Cadz,
Actually, I believe it was 7 periods plus some of the 1st period of
game 3. 155 minutes?
I saw most of the game, and it was a hellava goalie's war. And
ironically, it was a long shot that went in.
Action wasn't happening (or appeared too) do to the players being
burnt.
It took 1 year for the Av's to bring home a championship to
Colorado! Something my beloved Broncos couldn't do in 30+ yrs and 4
tries, but will in my lifetime....
Roy and Sakic both deserved the MVP, but Roy has one already, so
Sakic gets it.
Now we havta wait until late July for football games to start, even
if they are pre-season. I might havta go to a rockies game or 2, but
other than that, no real sports will be on tv (-)
Tim
|
51.1445 | | IMBETR::DUPREZ | It's Baseball And You're An American | Wed Jun 12 1996 09:27 | 5 |
| > It took 1 year for the Av's to bring home a championship to
> Colorado! Something my beloved Broncos couldn't do in 30+ yrs and 4
> tries, but will in my lifetime....
Better buy the latest in life support equipment... :-)
|
51.1446 | real sweet celebration, not!~ | HBAHBA::HAAS | more madness, less horror | Wed Jun 12 1996 10:50 | 0 |
51.1447 | | CAM::WAY | and keep me steadfast | Thu Jun 13 1996 10:02 | 17 |
| Tim,
It took them a year, but if they hadn't have moved, the folks in Quebec City
would be celebrating today instead of you.
Florida has done an amazing thing in their few years in the league. Last team
I can think of that did something similar (and lost in the same manner) was the
1960-70 St. Louis Blues.
The 'lanche came to Colorado ready made for the Cup.
That being said, enjoy, my man, enjoy!
'Saw
|
51.1448 | Not so fast | ILBBAK::SILVESTRI | Soar with the Eagles! | Thu Jun 13 1996 10:33 | 14 |
| >>It took them a year, but if they hadn't have moved, the folks in Quebec City
>>would be celebrating today instead of you.
Don't bet on that ... no way would Montreal have traded Patrick Roy
to a Quebec team ... the Nords were a good team last year and the
acquisitions of Claude Lemiuex, Patrick Roy and the guy from San Jose
made them champions ...
But, you gotta feel for the Quebec fans, putting up with all those
loser teams ... which led to the high draft picks ... which led
to the foundation of a winner ... only to watch it all come together
in some other city ...
Vinny
|
51.1449 | | DELNI::FORGET | | Thu Jun 13 1996 10:46 | 6 |
|
Quebec was one of the top teams in the East. They packed up and head
west. Realisticly, who's in the West. Detroit, Chicago, Vancover
(???) At least in the East NYR, NJD, Pitts, Montreal (???) Boston
(???)
|
51.1450 | | SNAX::ERICKSON | | Thu Jun 13 1996 10:58 | 7 |
| re .1449,
The West was so weak this year that I don't consider the 62 wins
by Detroit that big of a deal. The same goes for the Chicago Bulls,
with all the expansion over the last 5 years, the talent is diluted.
Ron
|
51.1451 | no sweep for you | HBAHBA::HAAS | more madness, less horror | Thu Jun 13 1996 11:14 | 11 |
| just in case you din't know:
Seattle 107, Chicago 86
The Bulls lost for the firsted time in 10 games. Jordan went a blistering
6 fer 19 and Pippen held up his end of the bargain with 4 fer 17.
Meanwhile, Shawn Kemp scored 25 with 11 rebounds. Nate McMillan played,
too.
TTom
|
51.1452 | | THEMAX::JACKSON | Set the drag just right! | Thu Jun 13 1996 14:54 | 13 |
| I hear ya 'Saw. That very thought hit me right after the win. As
stated, they were a good team that got great with the trades.
From what I gather, there were no riots in Denver. The Av players were
shocked and happy that so many people showed up for the parade.
I wish I had been more into hockey before the Avs came, that way this
championship would be even sweeter. I did watch as many games as I
could this year and am glad that I'm more of a fan now.
I had watched the original Rockies before they moved to NJ though...
Tim
|
51.1453 | | MKOTS3::BREEN | | Thu Jun 13 1996 15:15 | 6 |
| btw 'Saw, St Louis in 1970 were in the finals because for the initial
years of expansion the expansion league met the original six in the
finals. To avoid the yearly sweep they began mixing it up in '71 or
'72 (Rangers met Bruins for the Cup I believe, how sweet it was).
re ugly. Didn't we vote you ugliest noter one year?
|
51.1454 | | CAM::WAY | and keep me steadfast | Thu Jun 13 1996 15:18 | 15 |
| > btw 'Saw, St Louis in 1970 were in the finals because for the initial
> years of expansion the expansion league met the original six in the
> finals. To avoid the yearly sweep they began mixing it up in '71 or
> '72 (Rangers met Bruins for the Cup I believe, how sweet it was).
I knew it was East vs. West Division. I just wasn't so clear that the West
division was all expansion. But I guess you be right.
> re ugly. Didn't we vote you ugliest noter one year?
I think so. It might have been the year that I had that 3�" boil on my
cheek that I keep picking at....8^)
|
51.1455 | enquiring mindless | HBAHBA::HAAS | more madness, less horror | Thu Jun 13 1996 15:20 | 5 |
| >I think so. It might have been the year that I had that 3�" boil on my
>cheek that I keep picking at....8^)
And fer those of us out here in the field, could you elaborate on this a
little more? Left or right? Face or butt?
|
51.1456 | | IMBETR::DUPREZ | It's Baseball And You're An American | Thu Jun 13 1996 15:59 | 3 |
| > I had watched the original Rockies before they moved to NJ though...
Do you know the names of the other 3 people? :-)
|
51.1457 | | BSS::MENDEZ | | Thu Jun 13 1996 16:08 | 6 |
| re to jackson
Technically...
Colorado can claim back to back stanley cup championships...
The debils use to be the rockies and now of course the 'lanche...
|
51.1458 | | BSS::NEUZIL | | Thu Jun 13 1996 16:30 | 6 |
|
I had to look at the author of that note. I coulda swore it was
George.
Kevin
|
51.1459 | | FSCORE::PAVEZKA | Why.....Why me!!! | Thu Jun 13 1996 17:04 | 13 |
| re .1450
How can you say the West is so much weaker than the East when you have
a 3rd year team representing the East "powerhouses" and then getting
swept in the final.
After he joined the Rangers, Mark Messier said it was easier
playing in the East since they didn't have the wear and tear on the
body due to the constant traveling that the Western teams have to
endure. The Eastern teams often get to go on a `road' trip and be in
their own bed by 1 am.
pete
|
51.1460 | | IMBETR::DUPREZ | It's Baseball And You're An American | Thu Jun 13 1996 17:29 | 2 |
|
Quebec/Colorado/NJ Ava-rockies, repeat NHL champs!
|
51.1461 | careful | HBAHBA::HAAS | more madness, less horror | Thu Jun 13 1996 17:29 | 3 |
| >Quebec/Colorado/NJ Ava-rockies, repeat NHL champs!
You guys trying to rile up ol' George or something..
|
51.1462 | if the shoe fits | OLD1S::CADZILLA2 | Loose with rhythmic syncopations | Thu Jun 13 1996 17:34 | 1 |
|
|
51.1463 | | CLUSTA::MAIEWSKI | Bos-Mil-Atl Braves W.S. Champs | Thu Jun 13 1996 17:45 | 16 |
| What's there for me to be riled up about?
As I said before, except for the Packers these teams are all privately owned
and anyone who feels that their city has claim to any of these championship is
just engaging in make believe.
It would be sort of like people in Boston who have nothing to do with Digital
getting a thrill out of seeing an Alpha beat a Pentium in a performance test
because Digital is "New England's Computer Company".
If someone in Antarctica wants to make believe they "own" the upcoming
Bulls championship it's no different than people in Chicago making believe
they "own" it. In reality the Bulls like just about every other team are
a private company that sees their fans as little more than a revenue stream.
George
|
51.1464 | | OLD1S::CADZILLA2 | Loose with rhythmic syncopations | Fri Jun 14 1996 11:15 | 3 |
|
Is that anything like Boston having nothing to do with the Braves WS
championship?
|
51.1465 | how far does it go | HBAHBA::HAAS | more madness, less horror | Fri Jun 14 1996 11:19 | 4 |
| Semi related to this, can the University of Texas at El Paso claim any
part of the championship won by Texas Western? Can Oklahoma State find
solace with their scumbag Sutton by pretending that they have Hank Iba
and the boys at Oklahoma A&M?
|
51.1466 | Calder Cup? | MKOTS3::BREEN | | Fri Jun 14 1996 15:07 | 5 |
| I didn't see a Calder Cup score. Where's Derry, sleeping in?
btw, Karen I'll give you a second chance. How long has Providence been
the Bruins top minor league club and was Portland the minor league
affiliate at some time. I seem to remember Moncton.
|
51.1467 | | AD::HEATH | The albatross and whales they are my brother | Fri Jun 14 1996 16:10 | 5 |
|
Providence has been the with the B's for I believe 3 years now.
Before that it twas da Maine Mariners up in Portland. And I also
beleive that the B's had a team in Moncton at one time Bill.
|
51.1468 | Moncton Golden Flames | CTHU26::S_BURRIDGE | | Fri Jun 14 1996 16:35 | 6 |
| Bruins had players on the "Moncton Golden Flames" in the mid-80s. The
team was operated by Calgary. Bruins players like Randy Burridge, Al
Pederson, John Carter played in Moncton, alongside Calgary prospects
like Brett Hull, Joel Otto, Mike Vernon, among others.
-Stephen
|
51.1469 | nfl preseason | HBAHBA::HAAS | more madness, less horror | Thu Aug 29 1996 11:22 | 85 |
| _________________________________________________________________
Saturday's games
* Dallas 24, Houston 19
* Indianapolis 30, Green Bay 6
Friday's games
* Atlanta 31, Arizona 30
* Baltimore 37, Buffalo 14
* Detroit 24, Cincinnati 17
* Philadelphia 20, Pittsburgh 19
* Miami 19, Tampa Bay 7
* Jacksonville 31, Denver 24
* New Orleans 16, Minnesota 13
* New England 27, Washington 19
* Carolina 34, N.Y. Giants 7
* St Louis 37, San Diego 34
* Oakland 44, N.Y. Jets 27
* Seattle 20, San Francisco 3
All times Eastern
_________________________________________________________________
American Football Conference
East
W L T Pct. PF PA
Miami 3 1 0 .750 77 58
New England 3 1 0 .750 102 60
Indianapolis 3 2 0 .600 92 66
Buffalo 2 2 0 .500 80 66
N.Y. Jets 1 3 0 .250 69 111
Central
W L T Pct. PF PA
Baltimore 3 1 0 .750 106 67
Cincinnati 2 2 0 .500 83 69
Houston 2 2 0 .500 89 83
Jacksonville 2 2 0 .500 96 75
Pittsburgh 2 3 0 .400 75 77
West
W L T Pct. PF PA
Denver 3 1 0 .750 104 79
Kansas City 3 1 0 .750 118 56
Seattle 3 1 0 .750 76 54
San Diego 2 3 0 .400 119 96
Oakland 2 3 0 .400 129 116
_________________________________________________________________
National Football Conference
East
W L T Pct. PF PA
Philadelphia 2 2 0 .500 69 89
Dallas 2 3 0 .400 75 136
Arizona 1 3 0 .250 56 99
N.Y. Giants 1 3 0 .250 64 104
Washington 1 3 0 .250 68 96
Central
W L T Pct. PF PA
Detroit 3 1 0 .750 114 88
Green Bay 3 1 0 .750 71 69
Chicago 1 3 0 .250 67 96
Minnesota 1 3 0 .250 63 95
Tampa Bay 1 3 0 .250 36 45
West
W L T Pct. PF PA
St. Louis 3 1 0 .750 98 90
New Orleans 3 2 0 .600 79 110
Atlanta 2 2 0 .500 75 71
Carolina 2 2 0 .500 92 83
San Francisco 1 3 0 .250 46 91
|
51.1470 | NFL 2 | HBAHBA::HAAS | more madness, less horror | Mon Sep 09 1996 11:09 | 15 |
| Sunday:
KANSAS CITY 19, oakland 3
PITTSBURGH 31, baltimore 17
minnesota 23, ATLANTA 17
BUFFALO 17, new england 10
indianapolis 21, NY JETS 7
DETROIT 21, tampa bay 6
WASHINGTON 10, chicago 3
carolina 22, NEW ORLEANS 20
houston 34, JACKSONVILLE 27
DALLAS 27, ny giants 0
SAN FRANCISCO 34, st louis 0
denver 30, SEATTLE 20
SAN DIEGO 27, cincinnati 14
miami 38, ARIZONA 10
|
51.1471 | College | HBAHBA::HAAS | more madness, less horror | Mon Sep 09 1996 11:22 | 31 |
| Thursday:
notre dame 14, VANDERBILT 7
Saturday:
NEBRASKA 55, michigan st 14
georgia tech 28, NC STATE 16
OHIO ST 70, rice 7
IOWA 41, arizona 20
TEXAS TECH 31, oklahoma st 3
ALABAMA 20, southern miss 10
smu 23, ARKANSAS 10
southern cal 55, ILLINOIS 3
FLORIDA ST 44, duke 7
PENN ST 24, louisville 7
tcu 20, OKLAHOMA 7
CINCINNATI 24, kentucky 3
california 45, SAN JOSE ST 25
washington st 38, TEMPLE 34
navy 10, RUTGERS 6
no carolina 27, SYRACUSE 10
AUBURN 62, fresno st 0
utah 17, STANFORD 10
wyoming 41, IOWA ST 38
WAKE FOREST 28, northwestern 27
TENNESSEE 35, ucla 20
LSU 35, houston 34
mississippi st 31, MEMPHIS 10
minnesota 30, NE LOUSIANA 3
colorado 48, COLORADO ST 34
ARIZONA ST 45, washington 42
air force 65, UNLV 17
|
51.1472 | more college | HBAHBA::HAAS | more madness, less horror | Mon Sep 09 1996 12:37 | 22 |
| other colleges:
CLEMSON 19, furman 3
MARYLAND 39, al-birmingham 15
VIRGINIA 55, c michigan 21
FLORIDA 62, ga southern 14
mississippi 31, VMI 7
SO CAROLINA 33, c florida 14
OREGON 44, nevada 30
montana 35, OREGON ST 14
indiana 40, TOLEDO 6
WISCONSIN 24, e michiga 3
baylor 24, LOUSIANA TECH 16
KANSAS ST 59, indiana st 3
TEXAS 41, new mexico st 7
MIAMI-FL 52, citadel 6
PITTSBURGH 52, kent 14
va tech 21, AKRON 18
WEST VIRGINIA 34, w michigan 9
EAST CAROLINA 45, e tennessee st 21
ohio 21, HAWAII 10
NEW MEXICO 49, n arizona 33
SAN DIEGO ST 40, idaho 21
|
51.1473 | College AP Top 25 | HBAHBA::HAAS | more madness, less horror | Mon Sep 09 1996 12:53 | 43 |
|
Associate Press College Football Top 25 Rankings
_________________________________________________________________
The Associated Press Top 25 college football poll, with number of
first-place votes and this year's record in parentheses, total points
and last week's ranking:
Rank Team Record PTS PVS
1. Nebraska (57) (1-0) 1,659 1
2. Tennessee (4) (2-0) 1,557 2
3. Florida St. (3) (1-0) 1,528 3
4. Florida (2-0) 1,509 4
5. Colorado (3) (2-0) 1,402 5
6. Penn St. (2-0) 1,315 7
7. Texas (2-0) 1,191 8
8. Ohio St. (1-0) 1,182 10
9. Notre Dame (1) (1-0) 1,061 6
10. Miami (2-0) 1,038 11
11. Michigan (1-0) 885 12
12. North Carolina (2-0) 856 24
13. Alabama (2-0) 775 14
14. Brigham Young (2-0) 708 16
15. Auburn (2-0) 695 18
16. Southern Cal (1-1) 646 19
17. Kansas St. (2-0) 605 21
18. Arizona St. (1-0) 526 20
19. Virginia Tech (1-0) 425 15
20. LSU (1-0) 412 17
21. Iowa (1-0) 377 22
22. Virginia (1-0) 352 23
23. Syracuse (0-1) 331 9
24. Kansas (1-0) 207 --
25. Texas A&M (0-1) 180 25
___________________________________
Others Receiveing Votes: Oregon 96, Northwestern 74, East Carolina 39,
West Virginia 26, San Diego St. 23, Washington 23, Texas Tech 14,
Georgia Tech 13, Arizona 8, Wisconsin 6, Utah 5, Baylor 3, Southern
Methodist 3, Texas Christian 3, Wake Forest 2, Air Force 2, Colorado
St. 2, Oklahoma 2, UCLA 2, Wyoming 2, Maryland 1, Miami (Ohio) 1,
South Carolina 1, Toledo 1.
|
51.1474 | Coaches poll | HBAHBA::HAAS | more madness, less horror | Mon Sep 09 1996 12:54 | 46 |
|
USA Today/CNN College Football Top 25 Rankings
_________________________________________________________________
The U-S-A TODAY/CNN Coaches Top 25 college football poll, with number
of first-place votes, record in parentheses, total points and last
week's ranking:
Rank Team Record PTS PVS
1. Nebraska (57) (1-0) 1,544 1
2. Tennessee (1) (2-0) 1,415 2
3. Florida State (1) (1-0) 1,412 3
4. Florida (3) (2-0) 1,391 4
5. Colorado (2-0) 1,289 5
6. Penn State (2-0) 1,206 6
7. Ohio State (1-0) 1,154 9
8. Texas (2-0) 1,119 8
9. Michigan (1-0) 960 10
10. Notre Dame (1-0) 856 7
11. Miami (Fla.) (2-0) 847 12
12. Alabama (2-0) 743 13
13. North Carolina (2-0) 672 22
14. Kansas State (2-0) 664 15
15. Brigham Young (2-0) 649 16
16. Auburn (2-0) 614 17
17. Virginia (1-0) 533 20
18. Southern California (1-1) 491 21
19. Virginia Tech (1-0) 457 14
20. Louisiana State (1-0) 323 19
21. Iowa (1-0) 319 NR
22. Kansas (1-0) 309 24
23. Arizona State (1-0) 227 NR
24. Syracuse (0-1) 214 11
25. Texas A&M (0-1) 189 25
___________________________________
Dropped from Rankings: No. 18 Northwestern (0-1), lost to Wake Forest;
No. 23 Washington (0-1), lost to Arizona State.
Others Receiveing Votes: West Virginia 121, Washington 88, Oregon 50,
East Carolina 34, Air Force 32, San Diego State 30, Northwestern 29,
Wisconsin 28, Georgia Tech 21, Texas Tech 16, Utah 16, Wake Forest 14,
Texas Christian 12, UCLA 12, Mississippi State 10, Boston College 8,
Miami (Ohio) 8, Southern Methodist 7, Arizona 6, California 4,
Maryland 3, Colorado State 2, Louisville 2.
|
51.1475 | Detriot / Flyers for the Cup! | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Fri Oct 04 1996 10:18 | 8 |
51.1476 | NHL 10/6 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Mon Oct 07 1996 07:25 | 13 |
51.1477 | How 'bout them Kent!~ | HBAHBA::HAAS | Not A Sane Chap Anywhere 'Round (Racing). | Mon Oct 07 1996 11:25 | 57 |
51.1478 | NFL | HBAHBA::HAAS | Not A Sane Chap Anywhere 'Round (Racing). | Mon Oct 07 1996 11:25 | 13 |
51.1479 | | WMOIS::CHAPALONIS_M | Donnie Baseball Yankee HOFer!!! | Mon Oct 07 1996 11:41 | 7 |
51.1480 | Correction | YIELD::BARBIERI | | Mon Oct 07 1996 12:21 | 3 |
51.1481 | NCAA Football Coaches Poll | HBAHBA::HAAS | Not A Sane Chap Anywhere 'Round (Racing). | Mon Oct 07 1996 13:47 | 45 |
51.1482 | NCAA Football AP Poll | HBAHBA::HAAS | Not A Sane Chap Anywhere 'Round (Racing). | Mon Oct 07 1996 13:49 | 40 |
51.1484 | | NQOS01::nqsrv125.nqo.dec.com::Workbench | | Mon Oct 07 1996 14:14 | 2 |
51.1485 | NHL 10/7 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Tue Oct 08 1996 07:03 | 13 |
51.1486 | I'd be remiss if I didn't start EARLY.... | CAM::WAY | and keep me steadfast | Tue Oct 08 1996 11:15 | 7 |
51.1487 | | WMOIS::CHAPALONIS_M | Donnie Baseball Yankee HOFer!!! | Tue Oct 08 1996 11:22 | 7 |
51.1488 | Sagarin NCAA Football | HBAHBA::HAAS | Not A Sane Chap Anywhere 'Round | Tue Oct 08 1996 12:02 | 235 |
51.1489 | | CAM::WAY | and keep me steadfast | Tue Oct 08 1996 12:32 | 3 |
51.1490 | NHL 10/8 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Wed Oct 09 1996 06:28 | 16 |
51.1491 | NHL 10/9 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Thu Oct 10 1996 07:11 | 15 |
51.1492 | NFL | HBAHBA::HAAS | Not A Sane Chap Anywhere 'Round | Mon Oct 14 1996 08:48 | 13 |
51.1493 | College feetball | HBAHBA::HAAS | Not A Sane Chap Anywhere 'Round | Mon Oct 14 1996 10:58 | 55 |
51.1494 | | WMOIS::CHAPALONIS_M | Donnie Baseball Yankee HOFer!!! | Mon Oct 14 1996 12:43 | 4 |
51.1495 | NHL 10/14 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Tue Oct 15 1996 06:29 | 14 |
51.1496 | Kaspar's tactics of making team hustle unfair | MKOTS3::BREEN | | Tue Oct 15 1996 11:00 | 7 |
51.1497 | | CAM::WAY | and keep me steadfast | Tue Oct 15 1996 11:37 | 1 |
51.1498 | | MKOTS3::BREEN | | Tue Oct 15 1996 12:21 | 4 |
51.1499 | In 10,000 words or less 8^) | CAM::WAY | and keep me steadfast | Tue Oct 15 1996 12:46 | 8 |
51.1500 | 2 point penality | PECAD8::CHILDS | | Tue Oct 15 1996 13:26 | 4 |
51.1501 | | MYLIFE::mccarthy | Mike McCarthy SHR3-1/P32 237-2468 | Tue Oct 15 1996 13:39 | 10 |
51.1502 | | MKOTS3::BREEN | | Tue Oct 15 1996 15:06 | 25 |
51.1503 | | IMBETR::DUPREZ | A great face for radio... | Tue Oct 15 1996 15:09 | 5 |
51.1504 | sure legalize it, why not | MKOTS3::BREEN | | Tue Oct 15 1996 15:19 | 2 |
51.1505 | NHL 10/15 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Wed Oct 16 1996 06:49 | 16 |
51.1506 | | CAM::WAY | and keep me steadfast | Wed Oct 16 1996 10:34 | 8 |
51.1507 | | MKOTS3::BREEN | | Wed Oct 16 1996 11:11 | 7 |
51.1508 | NHL 10/16 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Thu Oct 17 1996 06:42 | 17 |
51.1509 | NHL 10/17 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Fri Oct 18 1996 06:24 | 17 |
51.1510 | NHL 10/20 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Mon Oct 21 1996 11:27 | 13 |
51.1511 | NFL so far | HBAHBA::HAAS | Not A Sane Chap Anywhere 'Round | Mon Oct 21 1996 12:45 | 16 |
51.1512 | Coaches Football Poll | HBAHBA::HAAS | Not A Sane Chap Anywhere 'Round | Mon Oct 21 1996 12:46 | 45 |
51.1513 | AP Poll | HBAHBA::HAAS | Not A Sane Chap Anywhere 'Round | Mon Oct 21 1996 12:47 | 43 |
51.1514 | Col Football | HBAHBA::HAAS | Not A Sane Chap Anywhere 'Round | Mon Oct 21 1996 12:58 | 51 |
51.1515 | | PHXSS1::HEISER | maranatha! | Mon Oct 21 1996 13:19 | 1 |
51.1516 | How about that final ASU score in 2ot | MKOTS3::BREEN | | Mon Oct 21 1996 15:23 | 4 |
51.1517 | | PHXSS1::HEISER | maranatha! | Mon Oct 21 1996 15:32 | 1 |
51.1518 | 7 | HBAHBA::HAAS | Not A Sane Chap Anywhere 'Round | Mon Oct 21 1996 15:52 | 9 |
51.1519 | | PHXSS1::HEISER | maranatha! | Mon Oct 21 1996 15:55 | 2 |
51.1520 | | NQOS01::nqsrv128.nqo.dec.com::Workbench | | Mon Oct 21 1996 16:03 | 9 |
51.1521 | Should be an investigation... | EDWIN::WAUGAMAN | | Mon Oct 21 1996 16:14 | 12 |
51.1522 | | NQOS01::nqsrv128.nqo.dec.com::Workbench | | Mon Oct 21 1996 16:17 | 7 |
51.1523 | | IMBETR::DUPREZ | A great face for radio... | Mon Oct 21 1996 16:18 | 12 |
51.1524 | any truth to this rumor...? | OUTSRC::16.65.144.36::ALLEMANG | | Mon Oct 21 1996 17:37 | 10 |
51.1525 | | EDWIN::WAUGAMAN | | Mon Oct 21 1996 17:47 | 9 |
51.1526 | | PHXSS1::HEISER | maranatha! | Mon Oct 21 1996 22:05 | 23 |
51.1527 | | PHXSS1::HEISER | maranatha! | Mon Oct 21 1996 22:07 | 4 |
51.1528 | NHL 10/21 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Tue Oct 22 1996 06:25 | 12 |
51.1529 | | IMBETR::DUPREZ | A great face for radio... | Tue Oct 22 1996 10:30 | 3 |
51.1530 | SECOND | SALEM::DODA | Frustrated Incorporated | Tue Oct 22 1996 10:32 | 0 |
51.1531 | But a nice punk... | ODIXIE::ZOGRAN | Bravos all the way! | Tue Oct 22 1996 10:39 | 1 |
51.1532 | Denied | MKOTS3::BREEN | | Tue Oct 22 1996 11:14 | 1 |
51.1533 | Bud led consipiricy to kill B complex;stupid=more beer | MKOTS3::BREEN | | Tue Oct 22 1996 11:17 | 3 |
51.1534 | conundrum | HBAHBA::HAAS | Not A Sane Chap Anywhere 'Round | Tue Oct 22 1996 11:24 | 5 |
51.1535 | | IMBETR::DUPREZ | A great face for radio... | Tue Oct 22 1996 12:18 | 11 |
51.1536 | drink beer | NQOS01::nqsrv309.nqo.dec.com::Workbench | | Tue Oct 22 1996 12:24 | 3 |
51.1537 | | CAM::WAY | and keep me steadfast | Tue Oct 22 1996 13:06 | 10 |
51.1538 | | CAM::WAY | and keep me steadfast | Tue Oct 22 1996 14:19 | 1 |
51.1539 | | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Tue Oct 22 1996 14:19 | 1 |
51.1540 | somewhat entertaining | HBAHBA::HAAS | Not A Sane Chap Anywhere 'Round | Tue Oct 22 1996 14:21 | 1 |
51.1541 | | CAM::WAY | and keep me steadfast | Tue Oct 22 1996 14:23 | 1 |
51.1542 | | PHXSS1::HEISER | maranatha! | Tue Oct 22 1996 15:39 | 1 |
51.1543 | | IMBETR::DUPREZ | A great face for radio... | Tue Oct 22 1996 16:11 | 4 |
51.1544 | NHL 10/22 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Wed Oct 23 1996 06:27 | 15 |
51.1545 | | CAM::WAY | and keep me steadfast | Wed Oct 23 1996 10:46 | 5 |
51.1546 | Dear Ralph | MKOTS3::BREEN | | Wed Oct 23 1996 10:55 | 8 |
51.1547 | | CAM::WAY | and keep me steadfast | Wed Oct 23 1996 11:45 | 3 |
51.1548 | Facts is facts | AD::HEATH | The albatross and whales they are my brother | Wed Oct 23 1996 13:06 | 2 |
51.1549 | NHL 10/23 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Thu Oct 24 1996 07:05 | 17 |
51.1550 | | MKOTS3::BREEN | | Thu Oct 24 1996 12:52 | 10 |
51.1551 | NHL 10/24 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Fri Oct 25 1996 06:50 | 16 |
51.1552 | I can't agree more with the progress point | AD::HEATH | The albatross and whales they are my brother | Sun Oct 27 1996 07:30 | 14 |
51.1553 | NHL 10/27 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Mon Oct 28 1996 05:25 | 11 |
51.1554 | NHL Standings 10/28 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Mon Oct 28 1996 05:38 | 23 |
51.1555 | | CAM::WAY | and keep me steadfast | Mon Oct 28 1996 08:46 | 4 |
51.1556 | who'd a thunk Medvid would have made that much difference | MKOTS3::taydhcp-23-144-238.tay.dec.com::LongW | taxation without representation | Mon Oct 28 1996 09:25 | 7 |
51.1557 | | CAM::WAY | and keep me steadfast | Mon Oct 28 1996 09:26 | 1 |
51.1558 | | MKOTS3::BREEN | | Mon Oct 28 1996 10:09 | 8 |
51.1559 | NHL 10/28 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Tue Oct 29 1996 05:25 | 11 |
51.1560 | NHL 10/29 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Wed Oct 30 1996 05:32 | 20 |
51.1561 | NHL 10/30 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Thu Oct 31 1996 05:38 | 14 |
51.1562 | NHL 10/31 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Fri Nov 01 1996 05:28 | 15 |
51.1563 | | SALEM::DODA | Goodbye Gabriella... | Fri Nov 01 1996 09:26 | 1 |
51.1564 | NHL 11/1 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Sat Nov 02 1996 06:31 | 22 |
51.1565 | NHL 11/3 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Mon Nov 04 1996 05:31 | 13 |
51.1566 | NHL Standings 11/4 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Mon Nov 04 1996 05:50 | 23 |
51.1567 | | PTOSS1::SCHRAMME | Eric Schramm (412)829-0710 | Mon Nov 04 1996 08:42 | 3 |
51.1568 | | CAM::WAY | and keep me steadfast | Mon Nov 04 1996 08:48 | 6 |
51.1569 | | MKOTS3::BREEN | | Mon Nov 04 1996 10:38 | 3 |
51.1570 | | CAM::WAY | and keep me steadfast | Mon Nov 04 1996 11:40 | 11 |
51.1571 | NFL | HBAHBA::HAAS | but the reply came from Anchorage | Mon Nov 04 1996 11:51 | 14 |
51.1572 | College feetballs | HBAHBA::HAAS | but the reply came from Anchorage | Mon Nov 04 1996 11:52 | 54 |
51.1573 | NHL 11/4 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Tue Nov 05 1996 05:26 | 10 |
51.1574 | NHL 11/5 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Wed Nov 06 1996 05:30 | 14 |
51.1575 | NHL 11/6 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Thu Nov 07 1996 05:31 | 20 |
51.1576 | OK 'Saw, have at me; I've got the entrenching tool out | MKOTS3::BREEN | | Thu Nov 07 1996 14:31 | 1 |
51.1577 | | CAM::WAY | and keep me steadfast | Thu Nov 07 1996 14:53 | 12 |
51.1578 | NHL 11/7 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Fri Nov 08 1996 05:34 | 20 |
51.1579 | Hope Jacobs sees those empty seats | AD::HEATH | The albatross and whales they are my brother | Fri Nov 08 1996 06:16 | 19 |
51.1580 | | SALEM::DODA | Goodbye Gabriella... | Fri Nov 08 1996 08:37 | 5 |
51.1581 | | CAM::WAY | and keep me steadfast | Fri Nov 08 1996 08:56 | 14 |
51.1582 | | SALEM::DODA | Goodbye Gabriella... | Fri Nov 08 1996 09:05 | 3 |
51.1583 | | CAM::WAY | and keep me steadfast | Fri Nov 08 1996 09:21 | 7 |
51.1584 | | SNAX::ERICKSON | | Fri Nov 08 1996 09:29 | 14 |
51.1585 | Bull.... | MKOTS3::BREEN | | Fri Nov 08 1996 09:56 | 8 |
51.1586 | | CAM::WAY | and keep me steadfast | Fri Nov 08 1996 10:13 | 33 |
51.1587 | | MKOTS3::BREEN | | Fri Nov 08 1996 10:22 | 15 |
51.1588 | | CAM::WAY | and keep me steadfast | Fri Nov 08 1996 12:20 | 20 |
51.1589 | BRING ME STEVE KASPER....FROM THE NECK UP! | FABSIX::E_MAXWELL | The torture never stops... | Fri Nov 08 1996 23:19 | 1 |
51.1590 | Not sure but sounds like you think I've run'em down? | AD::HEATH | The albatross and whales they are my brother | Sat Nov 09 1996 17:34 | 11 |
51.1591 | NHL 11/10 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Mon Nov 11 1996 06:25 | 5 |
51.1592 | NFL | HBAHBA::HAAS | but the reply came from Anchorage | Mon Nov 11 1996 09:59 | 15 |
51.1593 | College feets | HBAHBA::HAAS | but the reply came from Anchorage | Mon Nov 11 1996 10:15 | 54 |
51.1594 | NASCAR points final | HBAHBA::HAAS | but the reply came from Anchorage | Mon Nov 11 1996 10:42 | 12 |
51.1595 | | CAM::WAY | and keep me steadfast | Mon Nov 11 1996 10:55 | 36 |
51.1596 | goodun | HBAHBA::HAAS | but the reply came from Anchorage | Mon Nov 11 1996 11:01 | 18 |
51.1597 | Top 25 | HBAHBA::HAAS | but the reply came from Anchorage | Mon Nov 11 1996 11:06 | 45 |
51.1598 | | IMBETR::DUPREZ | A great face for radio... | Mon Nov 11 1996 11:21 | 6 |
51.1599 | | CAM::WAY | and keep me steadfast | Mon Nov 11 1996 11:22 | 16 |
51.1600 | missing | HBAHBA::HAAS | but the reply came from Anchorage | Mon Nov 11 1996 11:35 | 9 |
51.1601 | | WMOIS::CHAPALONIS_M | NEW YORK YANKEES WORLD CHAMPS | Mon Nov 11 1996 11:44 | 3 |
51.1602 | | MKOTS3::BREEN | | Mon Nov 11 1996 12:04 | 6 |
51.1603 | | ROCK::GRONOWSKI | | Mon Nov 11 1996 12:16 | 2 |
51.1604 | | AD::HEATH | The albatross and whales they are my brother | Mon Nov 11 1996 12:19 | 4 |
51.1605 | Sagarin ratings | HBAHBA::HAAS | but the reply came from Anchorage | Mon Nov 11 1996 12:28 | 237 |
51.1606 | | CAM::WAY | and keep me steadfast | Mon Nov 11 1996 12:32 | 5 |
51.1607 | | AWECIM::RUSSO | claimin! | Mon Nov 11 1996 12:48 | 4 |
51.1608 | | WMOIS::CHAPALONIS_M | NEW YORK YANKEES WORLD CHAMPS | Mon Nov 11 1996 12:50 | 6 |
51.1609 | | CSC32::MACGREGOR | Colorado: the TRUE mid-west | Mon Nov 11 1996 12:53 | 6 |
51.1610 | a real powerhouse!~ | HBAHBA::HAAS | but the reply came from Anchorage | Mon Nov 11 1996 12:55 | 3 |
51.1611 | NHL 11/11 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Tue Nov 12 1996 05:38 | 13 |
51.1612 | NHL Standings 11/12 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Tue Nov 12 1996 05:48 | 23 |
51.1613 | NHL 11/12 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Wed Nov 13 1996 05:38 | 15 |
51.1614 | | BRAT::taydhcp-23-144-12.tay.dec.com::LongW | taxation without representation | Wed Nov 13 1996 08:07 | 6 |
51.1615 | | CAM::WAY | and keep me steadfast | Wed Nov 13 1996 08:39 | 7 |
51.1616 | | BRAT::taydhcp-23-144-12.tay.dec.com::LongW | taxation without representation | Wed Nov 13 1996 08:51 | 7 |
51.1617 | He AINT the problem | PTOSS1::SCHRAMME | Eric Schramm (412)829-0710 | Wed Nov 13 1996 13:00 | 1 |
51.1618 | then what is the problem? (seriously) | BRAT::taydhcp-23-144-12.tay.dec.com::LongW | taxation without representation | Wed Nov 13 1996 13:29 | 10 |
51.1619 | | PTOSS1::SCHRAMME | Eric Schramm (412)829-0710 | Wed Nov 13 1996 17:16 | 23 |
51.1620 | NHL 11/13 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Thu Nov 14 1996 05:28 | 20 |
51.1621 | NHL 11/14 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Fri Nov 15 1996 05:43 | 18 |
51.1620 | NHL 11/17 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Mon Nov 18 1996 06:06 | 12 |
51.1621 | NHL Standings 11/18 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Mon Nov 18 1996 06:26 | 23 |
51.1622 | | BRAT::16.23.144.11::LongW | taxation without representation | Mon Nov 18 1996 08:16 | 16 |
51.1623 | Surprise | YIELD::BARBIERI | | Mon Nov 18 1996 08:23 | 2 |
51.1624 | \ | CAM::WAY | and keep me steadfast | Mon Nov 18 1996 08:57 | 7 |
51.1625 | NFL | HBAHBA::HAAS | but the reply came from Anchorage | Mon Nov 18 1996 10:55 | 15 |
51.1626 | College football | HBAHBA::HAAS | but the reply came from Anchorage | Mon Nov 18 1996 11:37 | 51 |
51.1627 | Coaches and AP Polls | HBAHBA::HAAS | but the reply came from Anchorage | Mon Nov 18 1996 14:09 | 85 |
51.1628 | | PECAD8::CHILDS | | Mon Nov 18 1996 14:11 | 2 |
51.1629 | | NQOS01::nqsrv112.nqo.dec.com::Workbench | | Mon Nov 18 1996 14:32 | 8 |
51.1630 | NHL 11/18 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Tue Nov 19 1996 05:24 | 16 |
51.1631 | Anybody left to defend Sweeney? | MKOTS3::BREEN | Sans Doute | Tue Nov 19 1996 09:47 | 2 |
51.1632 | He's still a honey. | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Tue Nov 19 1996 10:09 | 2 |
51.1633 | | CAM::WAY | and keep me steadfast | Tue Nov 19 1996 10:31 | 14 |
51.1634 | | MKOTS3::BREEN | Sans Doute | Tue Nov 19 1996 10:46 | 10 |
51.1635 | | CAM::WAY | and keep me steadfast | Tue Nov 19 1996 11:26 | 13 |
51.1636 | Craps tonight | AD::HEATH | The albatross and whales they are my brother | Tue Nov 19 1996 11:57 | 9 |
51.1637 | | MKOTS3::BREEN | Sans Doute | Tue Nov 19 1996 12:33 | 2 |
51.1638 | | CSC32::MACGREGOR | Colorado: the TRUE mid-west | Tue Nov 19 1996 12:35 | 6 |
51.1639 | Sagarin College Football | HBAHBA::HAAS | but the reply came from Anchorage | Tue Nov 19 1996 12:37 | 237 |
51.1640 | Sagarin NFL | HBAHBA::HAAS | but the reply came from Anchorage | Tue Nov 19 1996 12:40 | 107 |
51.1641 | ??? | YIELD::BARBIERI | | Tue Nov 19 1996 13:31 | 2 |
51.1642 | looks like it | HBAHBA::HAAS | but the reply came from Anchorage | Tue Nov 19 1996 13:33 | 8 |
51.1643 | NHL 11/19 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Wed Nov 20 1996 05:42 | 17 |
51.1644 | | AD::HEATH | The albatross and whales they are my brother | Wed Nov 20 1996 12:40 | 3 |
51.1645 | NHL 11/20 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Thu Nov 21 1996 05:23 | 18 |
51.1646 | NHL 11/21 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Fri Nov 22 1996 05:36 | 19 |
51.1647 | NHL 11/22 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Sat Nov 23 1996 06:36 | 21 |
51.1648 | NHL 11/24 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Mon Nov 25 1996 05:36 | 7 |
51.1649 | NHL Standings 11/25 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Mon Nov 25 1996 05:45 | 23 |
51.1650 | NFL | HBAHBA::HAAS | but the reply came from Anchorage | Mon Nov 25 1996 11:11 | 16 |
51.1651 | College football | HBAHBA::HAAS | but the reply came from Anchorage | Mon Nov 25 1996 12:32 | 42 |
51.1652 | NHL 11/25 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Tue Nov 26 1996 05:24 | 11 |
51.1653 | NHL 11/26 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Wed Nov 27 1996 05:32 | 22 |
51.1654 | Tradeoff | RTOMS::SHERMANS | The former MUNDIS::SSHERMAN | Fri Nov 29 1996 07:39 | 5 |
51.1655 | | CSC32::MACGREGOR | Colorado: the TRUE mid-west | Fri Nov 29 1996 11:28 | 27 |
51.1656 | Made a bunch of work for the Zamboni, eh? | RTOMS::SHERMANS | The former MUNDIS::SSHERMAN | Mon Dec 02 1996 05:32 | 10 |
51.1657 | NHL 12/1 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Mon Dec 02 1996 05:33 | 11 |
51.1658 | NHL Standings 12/2 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Mon Dec 02 1996 05:57 | 23 |
51.1659 | NFL | HBAHBA::HAAS | Thanks ya just a whole lot. | Mon Dec 02 1996 10:45 | 17 |
51.1660 | College | HBAHBA::HAAS | Thank ya just a whole lot. | Mon Dec 02 1996 10:45 | 19 |
51.1661 | College Polls | HBAHBA::HAAS | Thank ya just a whole lot. | Mon Dec 02 1996 11:19 | 73 |
51.1662 | NHL 12/3 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Wed Dec 04 1996 05:52 | 19 |
51.1663 | Great 8 | HBAHBA::HAAS | Thank ya just a whole lot. | Wed Dec 04 1996 09:47 | 13 |
51.1664 | | PECAD8::CHILDS | | Wed Dec 04 1996 09:46 | 4 |
51.1665 | a dive? | HBAHBA::HAAS | Thank ya just a whole lot. | Wed Dec 04 1996 09:55 | 4 |
51.1666 | | WMOIS::HAKALA_H | | Wed Dec 04 1996 11:54 | 5 |
51.1667 | stiff competition | HBAHBA::HAAS | Thank ya just a whole lot. | Wed Dec 04 1996 11:59 | 8 |
51.1668 | only a few good teams | PHXSS1::HEISER | R.I.O.T. | Wed Dec 04 1996 12:46 | 3 |
51.1669 | | PECAD8::CHILDS | | Wed Dec 04 1996 13:07 | 8 |
51.1670 | | TRIBE::HUBER | From Seneca to Cuyahoga Falls | Wed Dec 04 1996 13:18 | 8 |
51.1671 | lookin good | HBAHBA::HAAS | Thank ya just a whole lot. | Wed Dec 04 1996 13:25 | 9 |
51.1672 | NBA might try reintroducing basketball instead of current product | MKOTS3::BREEN | Sans Doute | Wed Dec 04 1996 13:35 | 14 |
51.1673 | rag by a hack | HBAHBA::HAAS | Thank ya just a whole lot. | Wed Dec 04 1996 13:46 | 7 |
51.1674 | | MKOTS3::BREEN | Sans Doute | Wed Dec 04 1996 14:26 | 9 |
51.1675 | consider the source | HBAHBA::HAAS | Thank ya just a whole lot. | Wed Dec 04 1996 14:33 | 9 |
51.1676 | found on web | HBAHBA::HAAS | Thank ya just a whole lot. | Wed Dec 04 1996 14:43 | 65 |
51.1677 | Always liked the man, even more now... | SALEM::DODA | Retired Gnip Gnop Champion | Wed Dec 04 1996 15:39 | 3 |
51.1678 | | ROCK::GRONOWSKI | | Wed Dec 04 1996 16:21 | 3 |
51.1679 | Bobby coined it afore Cal'i | MKOTS3::BREEN | Sans Doute | Wed Dec 04 1996 16:29 | 8 |
51.1680 | NHL 12/4 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Thu Dec 05 1996 05:39 | 18 |
51.1681 | Great 8 and more | HBAHBA::HAAS | Thank ya just a whole lot. | Thu Dec 05 1996 10:13 | 26 |
51.1682 | I repeat | MKOTS3::BREEN | Sans Doute | Thu Dec 05 1996 10:32 | 7 |
51.1683 | | MSBCS::BRYDIE | Just cover, baby! | Thu Dec 05 1996 10:38 | 7 |
51.1684 | How old was Johnson as a junior? 28? | MKOTS3::BREEN | Sans Doute | Thu Dec 05 1996 10:49 | 8 |
51.1685 | Duncan nominated | HBAHBA::HAAS | Thank ya just a whole lot. | Thu Dec 05 1996 10:56 | 16 |
51.1686 | | MSBCS::BRYDIE | Just cover, baby! | Thu Dec 05 1996 11:04 | 16 |
51.1687 | that's one | HBAHBA::HAAS | Thank ya just a whole lot. | Thu Dec 05 1996 11:08 | 10 |
51.1688 | What'll I win....???? | WMOIS::CHAPALONIS_M | NEW YORK YANKEES WORLD CHAMPS | Thu Dec 05 1996 11:47 | 3 |
51.1689 | | IMBETR::DUPREZ | A great face for radio... | Thu Dec 05 1996 14:55 | 3 |
51.1690 | NHL 12/5 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Fri Dec 06 1996 05:33 | 17 |
51.1691 | | CNTROL::CHILDS | | Fri Dec 06 1996 09:00 | 10 |
51.1692 | And what about Magic Johnson? | RTOMS::SHERMANS | The former MUNDIS::SSHERMAN | Fri Dec 06 1996 09:47 | 6 |
51.1693 | Not to speak of BC | MKOTS3::BREEN | Sans Doute | Fri Dec 06 1996 13:47 | 10 |
51.1694 | | IMBETR::DUPREZ | A great face for radio... | Fri Dec 06 1996 13:50 | 4 |
51.1695 | | MKOTS3::BREEN | Sans Doute | Fri Dec 06 1996 15:12 | 11 |
51.1696 | NHL 12/8 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Mon Dec 09 1996 09:53 | 10 |
51.1697 | NHL Standings 12/9 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Mon Dec 09 1996 09:53 | 23 |
51.1698 | NFL Week 15 | HBAHBA::HAAS | Thank ya just a whole lot. | Mon Dec 09 1996 10:37 | 18 |
51.1699 | College | HBAHBA::HAAS | Thank ya just a whole lot. | Mon Dec 09 1996 10:37 | 11 |
51.1700 | 'bout them dogs | HBAHBA::HAAS | Thank ya just a whole lot. | Mon Dec 09 1996 10:48 | 18 |
51.1701 | Sagarin at end of regulation | HBAHBA::HAAS | Thank ya just a whole lot. | Mon Dec 09 1996 14:12 | 236 |
51.1702 | Top 25s | HBAHBA::HAAS | Thank ya just a whole lot. | Mon Dec 09 1996 14:57 | 84 |
51.1703 | | PHXSS1::HEISER | R.I.O.T. | Mon Dec 09 1996 23:44 | 3 |
51.1704 | NHL 12/9 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Tue Dec 10 1996 05:34 | 14 |
51.1705 | Raiders win, standings | HBAHBA::HAAS | Thank ya just a whole lot. | Tue Dec 10 1996 10:02 | 51 |
51.1706 | | CSC32::MACGREGOR | Colorado: the TRUE mid-west | Tue Dec 10 1996 11:30 | 15 |
51.1707 | NHL 12/10 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Wed Dec 11 1996 05:43 | 18 |
51.1708 | NHL 12/11 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Thu Dec 12 1996 05:22 | 17 |
51.1709 | | CAM::WAY | and keep me steadfast | Thu Dec 12 1996 09:26 | 18 |
51.1710 | NHL 12/12 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Fri Dec 13 1996 05:19 | 16 |
51.1711 | NHL 12/13 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Sat Dec 14 1996 05:54 | 20 |
51.1712 | NHL 12/15 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Mon Dec 16 1996 05:37 | 14 |
51.1713 | NHL Standings 12/16 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Mon Dec 16 1996 05:46 | 23 |
51.1714 | Truly a new face in the NHL | RTOMS1::SHERMANS | The former MUNDIS::SSHERMAN | Mon Dec 16 1996 07:50 | 15 |
51.1715 | | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Mon Dec 16 1996 08:46 | 1 |
51.1716 | NFL | HBAHBA::HAAS | Thank ya just a whole lot. | Mon Dec 16 1996 10:26 | 18 |
51.1717 | NFL Standings | HBAHBA::HAAS | Thank ya just a whole lot. | Mon Dec 16 1996 10:49 | 50 |
51.1718 | | AD::HEATH | The albatross and whales they are my brother | Mon Dec 16 1996 11:55 | 5 |
51.1719 | | WMOIS::CHAPALONIS_M | NEW YORK YANKEES WORLD CHAMPS | Mon Dec 16 1996 11:58 | 3 |
51.1720 | | MKOTS3::BREEN | Sans Doute | Mon Dec 16 1996 12:03 | 1 |
51.1721 | the guy in charge of the beer | HBAHBA::HAAS | Thank ya just a whole lot. | Mon Dec 16 1996 12:04 | 3 |
51.1722 | college hoops polls | HBAHBA::HAAS | Thank ya just a whole lot. | Mon Dec 16 1996 12:18 | 92 |
51.1723 | | ROCK::GRONOWSKI | | Mon Dec 16 1996 13:39 | 2 |
51.1724 | blame it on the net | HBAHBA::HAAS | Thank ya just a whole lot. | Mon Dec 16 1996 13:41 | 1 |
51.1725 | real AP | HBAHBA::HAAS | Thank ya just a whole lot. | Mon Dec 16 1996 13:53 | 44 |
51.1726 | NHL 12/16 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Tue Dec 17 1996 05:39 | 13 |
51.1727 | Miami 16, Buffalo 14 | HBAHBA::HAAS | Thank ya just a whole lot. | Tue Dec 17 1996 10:00 | 8 |
51.1728 | Washed up, see ya | SUBPAC::SKALSKI | A reclined state of mind | Tue Dec 17 1996 10:11 | 10 |
51.1729 | | EDWIN::WAUGAMAN | | Tue Dec 17 1996 10:16 | 9 |
51.1730 | based on lasted night | HBAHBA::HAAS | Thank ya just a whole lot. | Tue Dec 17 1996 10:22 | 10 |
51.1731 | NHL 12/18 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Thu Dec 19 1996 05:18 | 16 |
51.1732 | NHL 12/19 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Fri Dec 20 1996 09:26 | 18 |
51.1733 | Where were Bure and Mogilny? | RTOMS1::SHERMANS | The former MUNDIS::SSHERMAN | Fri Dec 20 1996 11:48 | 8 |
51.1734 | | MKOTS3::BREEN | Sans Doute | Fri Dec 20 1996 14:54 | 2 |
51.1735 | Craps today | AD::HEATH | The albatross and whales they are my brother | Sat Dec 21 1996 10:17 | 8 |
51.1736 | | MKOTS3::BREEN | Sans Doute | Sun Dec 22 1996 13:40 | 4 |
51.1737 | NHL 12/22 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Mon Dec 23 1996 05:18 | 22 |
51.1738 | NHL Standings 12/23 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Mon Dec 23 1996 05:31 | 23 |
51.1739 | | CAM::WAY | and keep me steadfast | Mon Dec 23 1996 08:59 | 8 |
51.1740 | | SNAX::ERICKSON | | Mon Dec 23 1996 09:12 | 4 |
51.1741 | HTH's | WMOIS::CHAPALONIS_M | NEW YORK YANKEES WORLD CHAMPS | Mon Dec 23 1996 09:13 | 3 |
51.1742 | Happy Christmas hockey fans... and everyone else! | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Tue Dec 24 1996 05:56 | 14 |
51.1743 | NFL ROYs | HBAHBA::HAAS | Thank ya just a whole lot. | Thu Dec 26 1996 12:41 | 6 |
51.1744 | | BIGQ::MCKAY | | Thu Dec 26 1996 14:19 | 1 |
51.1745 | | WMOIS::CHAPALONIS_M | NEW YORK YANKEES WORLD CHAMPS | Thu Dec 26 1996 14:26 | 3 |
51.1746 | | SNAX::ERICKSON | | Thu Dec 26 1996 15:51 | 7 |
51.1747 | | AD::HEATH | The albatross and whales they are my brother | Thu Dec 26 1996 20:00 | 5 |
51.1748 | | SALEM::LEVESQUE_T | Oh, yeah! The boy can PLAY! | Thu Dec 26 1996 22:10 | 7 |
51.1749 | NHL 12/26 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Fri Dec 27 1996 05:15 | 20 |
51.1749 | NHL 12/29 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Mon Dec 30 1996 05:41 | 16 |
51.1750 | NHL Standings 12/30 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Mon Dec 30 1996 05:55 | 23 |
51.1751 | NFL | HBAHBA::HAAS | Thank ya just a whole lot. | Mon Dec 30 1996 10:42 | 7 |
51.1752 | Bowls so far | HBAHBA::HAAS | Thank ya just a whole lot. | Mon Dec 30 1996 10:46 | 8 |
51.1753 | | SNAX::ERICKSON | | Mon Dec 30 1996 12:25 | 6 |
51.1754 | not f but u | HBAHBA::HAAS | Thank ya just a whole lot. | Mon Dec 30 1996 12:29 | 5 |
51.1755 | Bruce DPOY, Davis OPOY | HBAHBA::HAAS | Thank ya just a whole lot. | Mon Dec 30 1996 12:43 | 4 |
51.1756 | NFL All Pro | HBAHBA::HAAS | Thank ya just a whole lot. | Mon Dec 30 1996 12:45 | 89 |
51.1757 | | MKOTS3::taydhcp-23-144-12.tay.dec.com::Long | taxation without representation | Mon Dec 30 1996 13:40 | 9 |
51.1758 | Boselli dominated | HBAHBA::HAAS | Thank ya just a whole lot. | Mon Dec 30 1996 13:43 | 6 |
51.1759 | | PECAD8::CHILDS | Reeves in 97 | Mon Dec 30 1996 13:45 | 5 |
51.1760 | | MKOTS3::taydhcp-23-144-12.tay.dec.com::Long | taxation without representation | Mon Dec 30 1996 13:49 | 4 |
51.1761 | 8 pm, ESPN | HBAHBA::HAAS | Thank ya just a whole lot. | Mon Dec 30 1996 13:53 | 0 |
51.1762 | Eric Williams didn't deserve it either | CNTROL::SALMON | | Mon Dec 30 1996 14:18 | 11 |
51.1763 | NHL 12/30 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Tue Dec 31 1996 05:32 | 16 |
51.1764 | | NQOS01::nqsrv233.nqo.dec.com::Workbench | Pee Wee Herman's bodydouble | Tue Dec 31 1996 10:33 | 1 |
51.1765 | | PECAD8::CHILDS | Reeves in 97 | Tue Dec 31 1996 10:36 | 2 |
51.1766 | Colorado 33, Washington 21 | HBAHBA::HAAS | Thank ya just a whole lot. | Tue Dec 31 1996 10:54 | 18 |
51.1767 | | MKOTS3::taydhcp-23-144-12.tay.dec.com::Long | taxation without representation | Tue Dec 31 1996 11:03 | 5 |
51.1768 | Brett Favre NFL MVP | HBAHBA::HAAS | Thank ya just a whole lot. | Tue Dec 31 1996 12:24 | 9 |
51.1769 | NHL 1/1 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Thu Jan 02 1997 05:43 | 17 |
51.1770 | | CAM::WAY | and keep me steadfast | Thu Jan 02 1997 09:11 | 6 |
51.1771 | Bowls | HBAHBA::HAAS | Thank ya just a whole lot. | Thu Jan 02 1997 11:45 | 19 |
51.1772 | Hey this years draft is gonna be good so lets go lottery | AD::HEATH | The albatross and whales they are my brother | Thu Jan 02 1997 12:15 | 9 |
51.1773 | | CAM::WAY | and keep me steadfast | Thu Jan 02 1997 12:25 | 9 |
51.1774 | NHL 1/2 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Fri Jan 03 1997 05:31 | 19 |
51.1775 | | MKOTS3::16.23.144.11::Long | taxation without representation | Fri Jan 03 1997 08:17 | 16 |
51.1776 | | EDWIN::WAUGAMAN | Chad Brown da main! | Fri Jan 03 1997 09:59 | 9 |
51.1777 | I do like the music, though. | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Fri Jan 03 1997 10:05 | 2 |
51.1778 | kooky bunch of kids | MSBCS::BRYDIE | Kazaam's my man | Fri Jan 03 1997 10:29 | 4 |
51.1779 | USA Top 25 | HBAHBA::HAAS | Thank ya just a whole lot. | Fri Jan 03 1997 11:09 | 67 |
51.1780 | AP Top 25 | HBAHBA::HAAS | Thank ya just a whole lot. | Fri Jan 03 1997 11:10 | 41 |
51.1781 | If they won she might have taken him back | MKOTS3::BREEN | Sans Doute | Fri Jan 03 1997 11:52 | 9 |
51.1782 | might've changed a lot | HBAHBA::HAAS | Thank ya just a whole lot. | Fri Jan 03 1997 11:57 | 12 |
51.1783 | Florida>FSU>OSU=>ASU | PHXSS1::16.65.144.36::Allemang | | Fri Jan 03 1997 12:28 | 4 |
51.1784 | but what have you done for me lately | HBAHBA::HAAS | Thank ya just a whole lot. | Fri Jan 03 1997 12:33 | 1 |
51.1785 | Barry Sanders | YIELD::BARBIERI | | Sun Jan 05 1997 12:17 | 11 |
51.1786 | Wound Tight | YIELD::BARBIERI | | Sun Jan 05 1997 12:45 | 1 |
51.1787 | NHL 1/5 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Mon Jan 06 1997 05:31 | 12 |
51.1788 | NHL Standings 1/6 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Mon Jan 06 1997 05:53 | 23 |
51.1789 | NFL | HBAHBA::HAAS | Expansion Boy | Mon Jan 06 1997 10:37 | 14 |
51.1790 | continuing having already had no clue | HBAHBA::HAAS | Expansion Boy | Mon Jan 06 1997 13:45 | 38 |
51.1791 | | PHXSS1::HEISER | R.I.O.T. | Mon Jan 06 1997 16:54 | 1 |
51.1792 | NHL 1/6 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Tue Jan 07 1997 05:29 | 15 |
51.1793 | NHL 1/7 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Wed Jan 08 1997 05:32 | 16 |
51.1794 | NHL 1/8 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Thu Jan 09 1997 05:21 | 18 |
51.1792 | NHL 1/12 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Mon Jan 13 1997 05:51 | 15 |
51.1793 | NHL Standings 1/13 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Mon Jan 13 1997 06:06 | 23 |
51.1794 | GB and NE in SB | HBAHBA::HAAS | Dorsey Levens Roolz!~ | Mon Jan 13 1997 11:19 | 6 |
51.1795 | NHL 1/13 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Tue Jan 14 1997 05:28 | 17 |
51.1796 | NHL 1/14 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Wed Jan 15 1997 05:34 | 18 |
51.1797 | NHL 1/15 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Thu Jan 16 1997 05:24 | 16 |
51.1795 | NHL Standings 1/20 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Mon Jan 20 1997 06:20 | 23 |
51.1796 | I borrow from the best | MKOTS3::BREEN | Sans Doute | Mon Jan 20 1997 10:57 | 7 |
51.1797 | | CAM::WAY | and keep me steadfast | Mon Jan 20 1997 11:56 | 23 |
51.1798 | Or don't you guys read livewire | MKOTS3::BREEN | Sans Doute | Mon Jan 20 1997 13:58 | 2 |
51.1799 | retention deficit | HBAHBA::HAAS | Dorsey Levens Roolz!~ | Mon Jan 20 1997 14:01 | 5 |
51.1800 | | CAM::WAY | and keep me steadfast | Mon Jan 20 1997 14:45 | 4 |
51.1801 | | MKOTS3::BREEN | Sans Doute | Mon Jan 20 1997 15:12 | 5 |
51.1802 | | CAM::WAY | and keep me steadfast | Mon Jan 20 1997 15:56 | 10 |
51.1803 | NHL 1/20 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Tue Jan 21 1997 05:25 | 17 |
51.1804 | | CAM::WAY | and keep me steadfast | Tue Jan 21 1997 09:04 | 13 |
51.1805 | NHL 1/21 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Wed Jan 22 1997 05:25 | 22 |
51.1806 | | SALEM::DODA | Starring Ann Richards as The Relic | Wed Jan 22 1997 08:17 | 6 |
51.1807 | NHL 1/22 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Thu Jan 23 1997 05:42 | 19 |
51.1808 | NHL 1/23 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Fri Jan 24 1997 05:44 | 15 |
| Thursday 1/23
Florida 4 Bruins 1 Dvorak 2g, Sheppard g 2a, Warrener g a, Bourque g
Colorado 4 Pitts. 3 OT Deadmarsh 2g 2a, Kamensky g 2a, Mullen g a
Blues 4 Canucks 3 Hull 2g, Murphy & Rivers g, Roberts g a, Bure g
Phoenix 6 Ducks 3 Ronning 2g, Gartner, Janney & Maciver g, Kariya 3g
Tonight:
NYI at gOWHALE
Oilers at Buffalo
Flames at Ottawa
Dallas at Caps
Toronto at Chicago
DEVILS at Sharks
|
51.1809 | | EDWIN::WAUGAMAN | | Fri Jan 24 1997 09:21 | 6 |
|
gOWHALE's lead on the Broons again appears safe for democracy...
glenn
|
51.1810 | Kaspar watch ready to start again | MKOTS3::BREEN | Sans Doute | Fri Jan 24 1997 14:23 | 10 |
| I was going to hit on Daryll after the Ottawa win but wisely held my
peace. Playoffs seem to be in big danger, moreso than last year.
Bruins I believe have the longest streak of playoff qualification in
fact probably by a margin and length never to be approached. Unless
the old Montreal in 6-8 team nhl had a long one.
At one point I think Stevie was in big danger then the B's rallied. He
may be nearing that point again. Sinden may want not want to lose the
playoffs without making one stab at a new coach.
|
51.1811 | | CAM::WAY | and keep me steadfast | Fri Jan 24 1997 14:30 | 11 |
| Kasper has proven time and time again he hasn't got the goods.
Clearly, Sinden and Jacobs pulled him up from Providence because he'd cost less
money than a "name" coach.
I'm not surprised at the way this team is going. It's true they don't have lot
of talent, but if you look at the areas where coaching can make a difference
(power play and penalty killing) the Bruins suck miserably.
'Saw
|
51.1812 | | NQOS01::nqsrv143.nqo.dec.com::Workbench | Inside Intel | Fri Jan 24 1997 14:43 | 5 |
| > I was going to hit on Daryll...
Hey, Breen, this ain't THAT kind of notesfile.
brews
|
51.1813 | | SALEM::DODA | Life's a meeting. Get on the agenda! | Fri Jan 24 1997 15:27 | 1 |
| he was right about the "wisely" part however....
|
51.1814 | NHL 1/26 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Mon Jan 27 1997 05:21 | 13 |
| Sunday 1/26
Pitts. 5 Montreal 2 Lemieux 4g, Francis 3a, Wooley g, Wilkie & Bordeleau g
Oilers 3 Caps 1 McGillis 2g, Marchant g, Bondra g
Tonight:
Chicago at NYR
Colorado at Toronto
TB at Ottawa
Ducks at Blues
LAKings at Dallas
Sharks at Canucks
|
51.1815 | NHL Standings 1/27 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Mon Jan 27 1997 05:34 | 23 |
| Eastern Conference
Northeast W L T Pts Atlantic W L T Pts
PittsburgH.....27 17 5 59 Philadelphia....27 14 7 61
Buffalo........25 19 5 55 Florida.........24 14 10 58
gOWhAlE........20 21 7 47 NYRangers.......25 19 7 57
Montreal.......18 24 8 44 DEVILS..........24 17 5 53
Boston.........18 24 6 42 Washington......20 24 5 45
Ottawa.........14 22 9 37 Tampa Bay.......18 22 6 42
NYIslanders.....16 23 9 41
Western Conference
Central W L T Pts Pacific W L T Pts
Dallas.........27 17 4 58 Colorado........29 12 8 66
Detriot........22 16 9 53 Edmonton........23 22 5 51
St. Louis......23 22 4 50 Vancouver.......22 23 2 46
Phoenix........21 23 4 46 Anaheim.........18 23 6 42
Chicago........17 26 8 42 Calgary.........17 25 6 40
Toronto........19 30 0 38 LAKings.........17 25 6 40
San Jose........17 24 5 39
|
51.1816 | NHL 1/27 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Tue Jan 28 1997 05:29 | 14 |
| Monday 1/27
Ottawa 5 TB 3 Yashin 2g, Alfredsson g a, Chorske g, Burr 2g
Chicago 2 NYR 1 Amonte g a, Dahlen g, Graves g
Colorado 5 Toronto 2 Foote, Ozolinsh, Deadmarsh & Klemm g, Murphy g
Dallas 7 LAKings 2 Modano 2g, Hatcher g a, Hogue & Reid g, Stevens 2g
Ducks 4 Blues 1 Selanne 2g a, Mironov & Pronger g, Hull g
Canucks 5 Sharks 2 Mogilny & Gelinas g a, Ridley & Bure g, Nicholls g
Tonight:
Montreal at Florida
Phoenix at Flyers
NYI at Flames
|
51.1817 | NHL 1/28 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Wed Jan 29 1997 05:29 | 16 |
| Tuesday 1/28
Florida 5 Montreal 1 Mellanby 2g a, Murphy,Sheppard & Warriner g, Murray g
Flyers 4 Phoenix 1 Podein 2g, Niinimaa & Lindros g, Corkum g
Flames 4 NYI 3 Chaisson, Gavey, Millen & Sullivan g, Smolinski 2g
Tonight:
PittsburgH at Buffalo
Ottawa at DEVILS
Blues at Toronto
Phoenix at Detriot
Flyers at Caps
Ducks at Dallas
LAKings at Colorado
Sharks at Oilers
|
51.1818 | NHL 1/29 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Thu Jan 30 1997 05:39 | 19 |
| Wednesday 1/29
Buffalo 3 Pitts. 1 Ray, Peca & Smehlik g, Jagr g
Ottawa 1 DEVILS 1 VanAllen g, Pandolfo g
Flyers 2 Caps 1 Brind'Amour & Zubrus g, Bondra g
Phoenix 3 Detriot 0 Corkum & Tkachuk g a, Shannon g, Khabibulin 30 saves
Blues 4 Toronto 0 Hull g a, Turgeon, MacInnis & Murphy g, Fuhr 29 saves
Dallas 3 Ducks 1 Zubov g a, Nieuwendyk & Modano g, Leboutillier g
Oilers 3 Sharks 1 Kovalenko g a, Murray & Lindgren g, Donovan g
Colorado 6 LAKings 3 Young & Lemieux 2g, Deadmarsh & Ricci g, Stevens g a
Tonight:
Bruins at Florida
Montreal at TB
Blues at Ottawa
Sharks at Flames
NYI at Canucks
gOwhALE at LAKings
|
51.1819 | NHL 1/30 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Fri Jan 31 1997 05:40 | 15 |
| Thursday 1/30
Florida 3 Bruins 1 Dvorak, Svehla & Hull g, Bourque g
Montreal 4 TB 1 Rucinsky 2g, Savage & Recchi g, Cullen g
Blues 5 Ottawa 2 Hull, Turgeon & Courtnall g a, Conroy g, Yashin g
LAKings 5 gOWHALe 3 Tsyplakov 2g, Ferraro & Potomski g, Sanderson g
Canucks 2 NYI 1 OT Sillinger & Lumme g, McInnis g
Sharks 6 Flames 3 Nazarov 2g 2a, Nolan 2g, Kozlov g 3a, Iginla g
Tonight:
Dallas at Buffalo
Toronto at DEVILS
NYI at Oilers
gOWhaLE at Ducks
|
51.1820 | | CAM::WAY | and keep me steadfast | Fri Jan 31 1997 10:01 | 6 |
| The Bruins look truly pathetic these days. Truly pathetic.
One NICE part about last night's game was that #77, Ray Bourque, tied Johnny
Bucyk's all time Bruins scoring mark, with a beautiful goal late in the second.
Hope Ray gets a goal to break it.....
|
51.1821 | NHL 1/31 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Sat Feb 01 1997 06:24 | 7 |
| Friday 1/31
Buffalo 3 Dallas 1 Plante, Ward & Barnaby g, Modano g
Ducks 6 gOWHALe 3 Pronger 2g, Selanne g 2a, Bellows g, O'Neill 3g
Toronto 3 DEVILS 3 Muller g a, Gilmour & Warriner g, Holik & Pederson g
Oilers 1 NYI 0 McAmmond g, Joseph 24 saves
|
51.1822 | NHL 2/2 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Mon Feb 03 1997 05:34 | 13 |
| Sunday 2/2
Bruins 3 NYR 2 Richter & Donato g a, Harkins g, Vorobiev & Messier g
Buffalo 2 Caps 2 Konowalchuk g a, Miller g, Dawe & Grosek g
Detriot 4 Dallas 3 OT Yzerman, Shanahan, Lapointe & Kozlov, Nieuwendyk 2g
Colorado 5 Ducks 2 Lemieux, Ricci, Yelle, Deadmarsh & Jones g, Kariya g
Tonight:
Florida at Montreal
Canucks at Ottawa
LAKings at Flames
Chicago at Sharks
|
51.1823 | NHL Standings 2/3 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Mon Feb 03 1997 05:43 | 24 |
| Eastern Conference
Northeast W L T Pts Atlantic W L T Pts
PittsburgH.....28 18 5 61 Philadelphia....29 15 7 65
Buffalo........27 19 6 60 Florida.........26 15 10 62
gOWhAlE........20 23 7 47 NYRangers.......26 21 7 59
Montreal.......19 25 9 47 DEVILS..........24 17 8 56
Boston.........20 25 6 46 Washington......21 25 6 48
Ottawa.........16 23 10 42 Tampa Bay.......18 25 6 42
NYIslanders.....16 26 9 41
Western Conference
Central W L T Pts Pacific W L T Pts
Dallas.........29 19 4 62 Colorado........32 13 8 72
Detriot........24 17 9 57 Edmonton........25 22 5 55
St. Louis......25 24 4 54 Vancouver.......24 24 2 50
Phoenix........22 25 4 48 Anaheim.........20 25 6 46
Chicago........19 26 8 46 Calgary.........19 26 6 44
Toronto........19 33 1 39 San Jose........19 26 5 43
LAKings.........18 28 6 42
|
51.1824 | NHL 2/3 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Tue Feb 04 1997 07:01 | 15 |
| Monday 2/3
Florida 2 Montreal 2 Mellanby & Garpenlov g, Rucinsky & Malakhov g
Ottawa 6 Canucks 4 VanAllen 2g, Yashin g a, Daigle g, Bure & Roberts g
LAKings 3 Flames 2 Perreault, Olczyk & Nurminen g, Fleury & Chaisson g
Chicago 4 Sharks 2 Sutter, Dahlen, Probert & Daze g, Granato & Wood g
Tonight:
Ottawa at Bruins
Blues at Detriot
Ducks at NYI
Buffalo at Flyers
Canucks at PittsburgH
TB at Phoenix
|
51.1825 | NHL 2/4 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Wed Feb 05 1997 05:40 | 18 |
| Tuesday 2/4
Ottawa 4 Bruins 3 Chorske 2g, Zholtok g, Donato 2g, Bourque g a
Buffalo 1 Flyers 1 Audette g, Otto g, Hasek 28 saves, Snow 22 saves
Pitts. 6 Canucks 4 Jagr & Francis g a, Barnes & Mullen g, Sillinger 2g
TB 2 Phoenix 0 Gratton g a, Wiemer g, Tabaracci 21 saves
NYI 4 Ducks 3 Andersson, Palffy & King g, Kariya, Marshall & Sacco g
Blues 1 Detriot 1 Campbell g, Lidstrom g, Fuhr 25 saves, Vernon 22 saves
Tonight:
Ducks at Toronto
gOwhaLE at NYR
PittsburgH at Montreal
NYI at DEVILS
TB at Dallas
Flames at Oilers
LAKings at Sharks
|
51.1826 | NHL 2/5 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Thu Feb 06 1997 05:37 | 18 |
| Wednesday 2/5
Pitts. 6 Montreal 3 Nedved & Murray 2g, Jagr g 2a, Rucinsky & Recchi g
NYR 5 gOwhaLe 2 Robitaille 2g a, Graves 2g, Leetch g 2a, Rice g
DEVILS 4 NYI 1 Sullivan g a, Guerin & Andreychuk g, Smolinski g
Dallas 4 TB 0 Reid, Verbeek, Broten & Nieuwendyk g, Irbe 28 saves
Toronto 4 Ducks 2 Sundin 2g a, Baker & Schneider g, Kariya g a
Oilers 5 Flames 2 Weight 2g, Marchant g a, Arnott g, Titov & Albelin g
Sharks 3 LAKings 2 Friesen, Kozlov & Sutter g, O'Donnell g a, Ferraro g
Tonight:
gOwhAlE at Bruins
Florida at Buffao
Canucks at Detriot
Montreal at Flyers
Dallas at Blues
Chicago at Phoenix
|
51.1827 | NHL 2/6 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Fri Feb 07 1997 05:54 | 13 |
| Thursday 2/6
gOwHaLe 5 Bruins 3 Cassels 2g, Primeau & Emerson g, Tocchet & Roy g
Florida 1 Buffalo 1 Lindsay g, Audette g, Hasek 32 saves
Flyers 9 Montreal 5 LeClair 4g 2a, Renberg & Lindros g 4a, Bure 2g a
Canucks 7 Detriot 4 Gelinas 3g, Lumme g 2a, Mogilny g a, Fedorov g a
Blues 6 Dallas 4 Hull 3g a, Courtnall g 3a, Turgeon g a, Nieuwendk g a
Phoenix 3 Chicago 2 Janney & Tkachuk g a, Shannon g, Moreau & Sutter g
Tonight:
Florida at DEVILS
Caps at Flames
|
51.1828 | | CAM::WAY | and keep me steadfast | Fri Feb 07 1997 09:01 | 12 |
| Well, Stevie "Mike Meyers" Kasper can chalk up another one.
For the first time since 1986-87, the Whalers won a season series from
the Bruins. Shame, shame, Stevie, you dipshit....
On the Bill Breen front, the Whalers have a game in hand and a four point lead
over Stevie's hustling Bruins.... Ottawa didn't play, or else Stevie's
hustlin' Bruins would be in the cellar all by their lonesome....
'Saw
|
51.1829 | | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Fri Feb 07 1997 09:20 | 1 |
| Frank, if you hadn'ta jumped ship, you woulda had a CD coming...
|
51.1830 | | CAM::WAY | and keep me steadfast | Fri Feb 07 1997 09:27 | 29 |
| >
> Frank, if you hadn'ta jumped ship, you woulda had a CD coming...
>
I consider it more like the Prodigal Son returning home...
I'd been a Bruins fan from the time I saw my first hockey game, and in those
early years I lived and died with Orr, Bucyk, Espo, Awrey, Hodge, Cheevers and
all the rest.
When the Whalers came to town, and were in a different league, I felt I could
root for them too. Then they came into the NHL, and I decided since I could go
to the games, I might as well make the Whalers my team -- dumb move.
It's funny. I remember in those days the tickets for the cheap seats were six
bucks. Six freakin' dollars. And in those days those WERE the seats to sit in
because the best fans were up there -- the blue collar guys. We called
ourselves the Rafter Rats or something like that.
Kim and I were thinking of going to a game on a group trip sponsored by the
Town of Newington.... Cheap seats (at a 30% discount) are $20!!!!! Unreal.
Karen, you can still send me the CD if you want....8^) 8^) 8^)
'Saw
|
51.1831 | NHL 2/7 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Sat Feb 08 1997 06:23 | 18 |
| Friday 2/7
Florida 2 DEVILS 2 Garpenlov 2g, Holik & Guerin g
Flames 5 Caps 2 Reichel, Titov, Ward, Gagner & Hlushko g, Reekie g
Today:
Blues at Bruins
Chicago at Colorado
NYR at NYI
Detriot at PittsburgH
gOwhALE at Montreal
Flyers at DEVILS
Sharks at Ottawa
Buffalo at TB
Canucks at Toronto
Dallas at Phoenix
Ducks at Oilers
|
51.1832 | NHL 2/9 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Mon Feb 10 1997 05:57 | 12 |
| Sunday 2/9
Buffalo 2 Ottawa 1 Dawe & Plante g, Zholtok g
Florida 4 NYR 3 Niedermayer g a, Mellanby & Straka g, Nemchinov g
Oilers 4 Caps 1 Smyth & Czerkawski g a, Grier g, Svejkovsky g
Flames 6 Ducks 1 Gagner 2g, Reichel, Iginla & Hoglund g, Selanne g
Dallas 2 LAKings 1 OT Verbeek & Broten g, Stevens g
Tonight:
Sharks at Montreal
Phoenix at Blues
|
51.1833 | NHL Standings 2/10 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Mon Feb 10 1997 06:41 | 24 |
| Eastern Conference
Northeast W L T Pts Atlantic W L T Pts
Buffalo........29 19 8 66 Philadelphia....30 16 8 68
PittsburgH.....30 19 5 65 Florida.........27 15 13 67
Montreal.......20 27 10 50 NYRangers.......28 22 7 63
gOWhAlE........21 25 7 49 DEVILS..........26 17 9 61
Boston.........20 27 7 47 Washington......21 27 6 48
Ottawa.........18 24 11 47 Tampa Bay.......19 27 6 44
NYIslanders.....17 28 9 43
Western Conference
Central W L T Pts Pacific W L T Pts
Dallas.........32 20 4 68 Colorado........32 14 8 72
Detriot........25 18 10 60 Edmonton........27 23 5 59
St. Louis......26 24 6 58 Vancouver.......25 27 2 52
Phoenix........23 27 4 50 Anaheim.........21 28 6 48
Chicago........21 27 8 50 Calgary.........21 28 6 48
Toronto........21 33 1 43 San Jose........20 27 6 46
LAKings.........19 30 6 44
|
51.1834 | NHL 2/11 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Wed Feb 12 1997 05:51 | 17 |
| Tuesday 2/11
Flames 5 Bruins 1 Hoglund g a, Titov, Gagner & Chaisson g, Richter g
Ottawa 5 NYI 5 Yashin 2g, Alfredsson g a, Green 2g, Smolinski g
Caps 5 Canucks 2 Bondra 2g a, Charron, Hunter & Krygier g, Mogilny 2g
Colorado 3 LAKings 1 Deadmarsh g a, Ricci & Kamensky g, Laperriere g
Tonight:
Bruins at Oilers
DEVILS at gOwHAlE
Montreal at Buffalo
Sharks at Detriot
TB at Florida
NYI at PittsburgH
Phoenix at Dallas
Toronto at Ducks
|
51.1835 | NHL 2/12 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Thu Feb 13 1997 05:50 | 20 |
| Wednesday 2/12
Oilers 4 Bruins 3 Marchant, Smyth, Satan & Murray g, Bourque & Donato g
DEVILS 3 gOwhaLE 2 Pederson 2g, Andreychuk g, Ranheim & Cassels g
Montreal 2 Buffalo 2 Malakhov & Rucinsky g, Audette & Dawe g
NYI 5 Pitts. 1 Palffy g a, Lachance, Holland & Green g, Francis g
Florida 5 TB 2 Nemirovsky, Svehla & Straka g a, Cross & Ciccarelli g
Detriot 7 Sharks 1 Shanahan 3g a, Konstantinov 2g 2a, Lidstrom 3a
Phoenix 5 Dallas 0 Shannon 2g, Gartner & Stapleton g a, Ronning g
Ducks 5 Toronto 2 Oksiuta & Kariya g a, Mironov g, Gilmour & Berezin g
Tonight:
gOwhaLE at DEVILS
Ottawa at Flyers
Sharks at Chicago
NYR at Blues
Colorado at Phoenix
Oilers at Flames
Toronto at LAKings
|
51.1836 | | CAM::WAY | and keep me steadfast | Thu Feb 13 1997 09:15 | 4 |
| If I'm not mistaken, the Bruins are all alone in the cellar....
Great job that Steve Kasper is doing, eh?
|
51.1837 | Right Billte? | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Thu Feb 13 1997 09:21 | 1 |
| If I got off my butt and put the standings in, you'd know for sure.
|
51.1838 | | WMOIS::CHAPALONIS_M | NEW YORK YANKEES WORLD CHAMPS | Thu Feb 13 1997 09:22 | 8 |
|
'Saw,
Kasper may suck as a coach, but believe me he isn't the only reason
they are in last place. Sinden is an Idiot as is the Owner. They don't
wanna pay to be competitive so they won't be!!!
|
51.1839 | And the owner is a stiff | CSLALL::BRULE | Spring Training is here | Thu Feb 13 1997 10:13 | 5 |
| Chappy hit it right on the head. Sinden was great when players had no
free agency. He's a dinosaur. And whoever is in charge of there
scouting should be put on the same train out of town as Harry.
Mike
|
51.1840 | | EDWIN::WAUGAMAN | | Thu Feb 13 1997 10:15 | 5 |
|
Meanwhile, the gOwhaLE keep matching the Broons, loss for loss...
glenn
|
51.1841 | | CAM::WAY | and keep me steadfast | Thu Feb 13 1997 10:37 | 3 |
| Agreed about Sinden, no doubt. He seems to be the George Young of hockey.
But, Kasper still sucks wicked bad as a coach.....
|
51.1842 | | MKOTS3::BREEN | Sans Doute | Thu Feb 13 1997 10:55 | 6 |
| What is the status of Mike Keenan right now. He settle with St Loo;
can he coach if he wants. He'd fit what Harry is looking for, I'd
think. No stars to bench, no stars. No way to go but up.
Every time Kaspar's been on the precipice he's won a few games and got
some breathing room.
|
51.1843 | Could you see the B's paying some stiff 3 Mill | AD::HEATH | The albatross and whales they are my brother | Thu Feb 13 1997 17:56 | 4 |
|
God I hope I read that wrong. Keenan in Boston? The guy is a
complete bonehead.
|
51.1844 | NHL 2/13 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Fri Feb 14 1997 05:19 | 14 |
| Thursday 2/13
DEVILS 4 gOwhaLE 0 Rolston 2g, Holik & Sullivan g, Brodeur 20 saves
Flyers 4 Ottawa 2 Lindros, Kordic, Renberg & Otto g, Chorske g
Blues 4 NYR 1 Turgeon g a, Pellerin, Hull & Campbell g, Leetch g
Chicago 7 Sharks 3 Suter 2g a, Shantz, Daze & Sykora g a, Hawgood g a
Colorado 3 Phoenix 2 Ozolinsh 2g, Kamensky g, Tkachuk 2g
Flames 3 Oilers 2 OT Gagner, Gavey & Reichel g, Satan g a, Smyth g
Toronto 4 LAKings 4 Gilmour g a, Clark & Berezin g, O'Donnell g 2a
Tonight:
TB at Caps
Detriot at Dallas
|
51.1845 | | PHXSS1::HEISER | Maranatha! | Fri Feb 14 1997 10:28 | 2 |
| Coyotes are having a 2 for 1 ticket special with the Bruins coming to
town tomorrow night.
|
51.1846 | That's 35 years, give or take a year | MKOTS3::BREEN | Sans Doute | Fri Feb 14 1997 11:06 | 10 |
| First the very one and only source of Keenan to Boston is yours truly.
But, Keenan has one a Stanley Cup with of all teams, the Rangers. He
was dramatically unsuccessful in St Louis, mainly because his superstar
wouldn't play for him or play his way depending on who you talk to.
Keenan's asking price has to have come down a bit.
Then again, if not Keenan then who. We have 35 years at stake here and
I assume everyone knows what the 35 years refers to.
|
51.1847 | You're better off with Kasper | RTOMS::SHERMANS | The former MUNDIS::SSHERMAN | Fri Feb 14 1997 11:18 | 10 |
| Billte, bite your tongue. Believe me, you DO NOT want Mike Keenan. Yes,
he won a Cup in New York--with a team that starred the likes of Mark Messier,
Brian Leetch, and Mike Richter, and a supporting cast most of which already
owned at least one ring. They won in spite of Keenan, not because of him.
The man is a major head case. Look at St. Louis' record since he left.
What you guys in Boston need is an owner who'll pump just half of his
profits back into his roster.
Steve
|
51.1848 | | MKOTS3::BREEN | Sans Doute | Fri Feb 14 1997 11:29 | 14 |
| I'm not totally convinced of that, Steve, What have the Rangers done
since with these stars?
Another factor is the goaltending. Ranford is coming back on the trip
I here now so perhaps Sinden will stay with Kaspar thru the trip. The
Bruins haven't lost on the pack yet, they are very much in the playoff
hunt.
Goalies seem to be making the big difference in the league these days
with Hasek at Buffalo and LaLine in Pittsburgh being the most obvious
examples.
But I'm surprised there isn't more blantant speculation out there about
Kaspar's imminent demise.
|
51.1849 | Don't touch him with a fork | RTOMS::SHERMANS | The former MUNDIS::SSHERMAN | Fri Feb 14 1997 12:16 | 25 |
| What have the Rangers done since? Missed the playoffs and made the playoffs,
with wildly varying rosters.
Neil Smith believes you cannot afford rebuilding years in New York, so he is
constantly acquiring older players who have enough left to keep him in the
race. In 1994, he acquired the likes of Craig MacTavish, Glenn Anderson,
and Esa Tikkanen. It worked (though I thought trading Mike Gartner for
Anderson was madness, Smith did so at Keenan's behest). Last year, he
acquired the likes of Jari Kurri, Marty McSorley, and Shane Churla. It
didn't work. This year he's acquired Wayne Gretzky. I don't think it
will work. That is, I don't think they'll win the Cup, because the Flyers
and the Avalanche are just too good. But they're a lot of fun to watch.
Point is, it was a veteran team that didn't need Keenan's mind games to
get motivated. He used his mind games most often on Alexei Kovalev,
a young player of huge talent and (I suspect) limited intelligence. To
make the point that he needed to skate shorter shifts, Keenan once left
him on the ice for about six minutes straight. Other times, he would
sit him for whole periods. I believe that Kovalev's continued failure
to achieve what most of us see as his potential is at least in part the
result of being mindscrewed by his coach.
You don't want this guy.
Steve
|
51.1850 | NHL 2/14 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Sat Feb 15 1997 05:58 | 19 |
| Friday 2/14
Caps 5 TB 4 OT Konowalchuk 2g, Bondra g a, Ciccarelli & Cullen g
Dallas 4 Detriot 3 OT Nieuwendyk 2g, Hogue g, Shanahan g a, Fedorov g
Today:
Bruins at Phoenix
Ottawa at gOwHaLe
NYR at Chicago
Colorado at Blues
PittsburgH at Flyers
Florida at NYI
Toronto at Flames
DEVILS at Montreal
Caps at TB
Ducks at Canucks
Oilers at LAKings
|
51.1851 | NHL 2/16 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Mon Feb 17 1997 05:48 | 15 |
| Sunday 2/16
Ottawa 4 gOWhaLE 2 Alfredsson g a, Bonk & Yashin g, Haller & Dineen g
Buffalo 6 Sharks 2 Audette & Dawe 2g, Ward & Grosek g, Friesen & Nolan g
Flyers 6 Pitts. 2 Klatt 2g, LeClair & Brind'Amour g a, Jagr & Tamer g
Detriot 4 Florida 2 Yzerman g 2a, Shanahan, McCarty & Kozlov g, Svehla 2g
Today:
Montreal at NYI
DEVILS at NYR
Dallas at LAKings
Detriot at TB
Oilers at Ducks
Chicago at Blues
|
51.1852 | NHL Standings 2/17 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Mon Feb 17 1997 05:48 | 24 |
| Eastern Conference
Northeast W L T Pts Atlantic W L T Pts
Buffalo........30 19 9 69 Philadelphia....33 16 8 74
PittsburgH.....30 22 5 65 Florida.........28 17 13 69
Montreal.......21 28 11 53 DEVILS..........29 17 9 67
gOWhAlE........22 28 7 51 NYRangers.......28 24 7 63
Ottawa.........19 26 12 50 Washington......23 28 6 52
Boston.........20 30 7 47 NYIslanders.....19 28 10 48
Tampa Bay.......20 29 6 46
Western Conference
Central W L T Pts Pacific W L T Pts
Dallas.........33 21 4 70 Colorado........35 14 8 78
Detriot........27 19 10 64 Edmonton........28 24 6 62
St. Louis......27 26 6 60 Vancouver.......26 28 2 54
Phoenix........26 28 4 56 Calgary.........24 28 6 54
Chicago........23 27 8 54 Anaheim.........22 29 6 50
Toronto........21 35 2 44 San Jose........20 31 6 46
LAKings.........19 31 8 46
|
51.1853 | The real playoff races | RTOMS::SHERMANS | The former MUNDIS::SSHERMAN | Mon Feb 17 1997 08:11 | 39 |
| OK, taking the foregoing and not worrying about games in hand, with about
25 games to play, here is the real picture.
In the East, the following teams are above .500, and are locks for the
playoffs: Buffalo, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Florida, New Jersey, and
New York Rangers. The rest of the division, ordered by games below
.500 (note that a one game difference is the equivalent of one point
in the standings):
Washington -5
Hartford -6
Montreal -7
Ottawa -7
Islanders -9
Tampa Bay -9
Boston -10
Essentially, four teams are fighting for the last two playoff spots.
Sorry, Bruins fans. To have a shot, you need a winning streak the
likes of which you have not shown the ability to produce. Go Whale.
In the West, the following teams are above .500: Dallas, Detroit,
Colorado, Edmonton, St. Louis. The others:
Vancouver -2
Phoenix -2
Chicago -4
Calgary -4
Anaheim -7
San Jose -9
Los Angeles -12
Toronto -14
Four (maybe five) teams are in the hunt for the last three spots.
The trade with San Jose has clearly helped the Blackhawks. There
is so much mediocrity here that anyone can stumble. Go Ducks, all
is not lost.
Steve
|
51.1854 | | CAM::WAY | and keep me steadfast | Mon Feb 17 1997 08:56 | 13 |
| If this were a rational and logical world, and if there were any justice,
then this miserable season, with its constant lack of special teams ability
(read that coaching coaching coaching) and Steve Kasper's inability to produce,
would be the wake up call needed by the front office.
Unfortunately, it will not be. With any luck, Kasper will be gone, but that
will solve only half the problem.
As we've seen here in Hartford in the last decade, you need TALENT (at least a
little) to win.
'Saw
|
51.1855 | The real wakeup call | RTOMS::SHERMANS | The former MUNDIS::SSHERMAN | Mon Feb 17 1997 12:01 | 7 |
| 'Saw, the only wakeup call the Bruin front office will listen to will come
from the ticket booth. When Bs fans refuse to pay money to see a franchise
that will not spend enough to be competitive, the message will get through.
Firing Steve Kasper may placate the fans, and they may get suckered in for
another year, but until they force the club to play to win, it won't.
Steve
|
51.1856 | Kasper is the peter principle | LEXSS1::MURPHY | | Mon Feb 17 1997 12:12 | 5 |
| Got my playoff ticket bill from the Bruins last week. They usually
require you pay for 16 games worth of tickets. This year, only six. I
laughed when I opened it and tossed it in the circular file.
Dan
|
51.1857 | | MKOTS3::BREEN | Sans Doute | Mon Feb 17 1997 12:14 | 12 |
| The Bruins made a nice comeback in the afternoon game at Phonenix
against the Coyotes, coming back from 3-0 to tie at 4-4 at the buzzer
only to die quickly in the ot. I think Ranford played this game, am I
correct?
Perhaps Jacobs will wait for Sinden to fire Kaspar and then finally,
blessedly fire Harry. I am still preferring to see Kaspar go to the
end of the season and make or not make the playoffs (which, Steve they
are still very much in; 50-50 I'd say).
Sinden is like the Monopoly player who fiddles around with railroads
and low rent never daring to make the big move for Marvin Gardens.
|
51.1858 | | PHXSS1::HEISER | Maranatha! | Mon Feb 17 1997 12:17 | 2 |
| Coyotes have done that several times this year (i.e., giving up big
leads).
|
51.1859 | Priorities | RTOMS::SHERMANS | The former MUNDIS::SSHERMAN | Mon Feb 17 1997 12:17 | 6 |
| Why would Jacobs fire Sinden? His management of the organization made him
a cool $14 Million in profits last year (or so it was reported). If the fans
will let him make that kind of money while icing a noncompetitive lineup,
why should he try to win?
Steve
|
51.1860 | | SNAX::ERICKSON | | Mon Feb 17 1997 12:21 | 11 |
|
At least the B's get it right, the last time they missed the
playoffs they finished LAST. I hope they tank it and come in last this
year, or at least win the lottery. There are two pretty good players
available this year, both of them play center. One is 6-4 210 Lbs,
should fill out to Eric Lindros proportions. Isn't putting up hugh
Lindros numbers but is in the top 5 in scoring in Juniors. The other
is a Russian player currently playing in the IHL. He is a small guy
in a Theo Fleury mold but a little bigger, good playmaker.
Ron
|
51.1861 | Sergei Samsonov | RTOMS::SHERMANS | The former MUNDIS::SSHERMAN | Mon Feb 17 1997 12:45 | 9 |
| Ron, the Russian is probably Sergei Samsonov, about whom the scouts have
been alternately raving and despairing for a couple of years at least. In
a recent interview with Mike Milbury, I heard him say Samsonov reminds him
of Alexei Kovalev: amazing skills, but a tendency to want to skate through
entire teams, resulting in turnovers and odd-man rushes.
My guess is he'll go lower in the draft, maybe in the second five.
Steve
|
51.1862 | | EDWIN::WAUGAMAN | | Mon Feb 17 1997 13:08 | 12 |
|
> Why would Jacobs fire Sinden? His management of the organization made him
> a cool $14 Million in profits last year (or so it was reported). If the fans
> will let him make that kind of money while icing a noncompetitive lineup,
> why should he try to win?
The tickets may have been sold, but the stands have been very, very
empty this season. Customers buying tickets they can't/won't use
won't go on forever.
glenn
|
51.1863 | | EDWIN::WAUGAMAN | | Mon Feb 17 1997 13:38 | 13 |
|
> Perhaps Jacobs will wait for Sinden to fire Kaspar and then finally,
> blessedly fire Harry. I am still preferring to see Kaspar go to the
> end of the season and make or not make the playoffs (which, Steve they
> are still very much in; 50-50 I'd say).
The Bruins are 12th of 13 in points, but in reality are dead last as
Tampa Bay has two games in hand. How does this make them 50-50 to
make the playoffs? This is where that "bad money manager" rap comes
in, billte...
glenn
|
51.1864 | | MKOTS3::BREEN | Sans Doute | Mon Feb 17 1997 13:54 | 4 |
| Only because fans have finally started to not show up. They had the
cups of 70,72 and then contenders every several years until this
current decade. Hockey fans are dedicated and it takes awhile to lose
them but high prices and low win totals have done it.
|
51.1865 | NHL 2/17 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Tue Feb 18 1997 05:26 | 18 |
| Monday 2/17
Montreal 4 NYI 1 Recchi & Savage g a, Bure & Bordeleau g, King g
DEVILS 2 NYR 2 Thomas & Zelepukin g, Sundstrom & Noonan g
Detriot 3 TB 3 Fedorov g a, Shanahan & Sandstrom g, Shaw & Zamuner g
Dallas 2 LAKings 1 Gilchrist & Modano g, ODonnell g
Ducks 5 Oilers 1 Rucchin g 2a, Trebil g a, Kariya g, McAmmond g
Blues 4 Chicago 2 Pellerin g a, York, Turgeon & Conroy g, Daze g
Tonight:
Bruins at Colorado
Flames at Buffalo
Florida at PittsburgH
Ottawa at Caps
LAKings at Phoenix
Toronto at Canucks
Dallas at Sharks
|
51.1866 | NHL 2/18 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Wed Feb 19 1997 05:23 | 17 |
| Tuesday 2/18
Colorado 3 Bruins 2 OT Keane, Ozolinsh & Lemieux g, Sweeney & Donato g
Flames 5 Buffalo 5 Hoglund g a, Millen & Iginla g, Peca 2g, Audette g
Pitts. 4 Florida 2 Lemieux 2g, Mullen & Murray g, Murphy & Hough g
Ottawa 6 Caps 1 Daigle & Cunneyworth g a, Chorske g, Bondra g
Phoenix 6 LAKings 1 McKenzie 3g, Gartner g a, King g, Johnson g
Toronto 6 Canucks 5 Berezin & Gilmour 2g, Zettler g, Gelinas g, Mogilny g
Sharks 3 Dallas 1 Guolla, Granato & Friesen g, Broten g
Tonight:
gOwHALe at Flyers
Flames at Detriot
NYR at DEVILS
Toronto at Oilers
|
51.1867 | | MKOTS3::BREEN | Sans Doute | Wed Feb 19 1997 15:19 | 3 |
| Apparently Marrapese has an article in today's glove about Oates
tantrum about Sinden not staffing the team to win a la Mo. But it's
only in the late editions or possibly in web.
|
51.1868 | NHL 2/19 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Thu Feb 20 1997 05:34 | 15 |
| Wednesday 2/19
gOWhaLE 2 Flyers 2 Dineen 2g, LeClair & Svoboda g
NYR 1 DEVILS 1 Graves g, Thomas g, Richter 31 saves, Brodeur 22 saves
Detriot 4 Flames 0 Sandstrom 2g, Yzerman 3a, McCarty & Lidstrom g
Oilers 6 Toronto 5 Czerkawski 3g a, Marchant g 2a, Clark 2g, Berezin g
Tonight:
Bruins at Chicago
DEVILS at Florida
Flyers at TB
Ottawa at Blues
Ducks at LAKings
Canucks at Sharks
|
51.1869 | NHL 2/20 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Fri Feb 21 1997 05:33 | 15 |
| Thursday 2/20
Chicago 5 Bruins 3 Suter, Weinrich, Black & Amonte g, Donato g a
Ottawa 1 Blues 1 Bonk g, Campbell g
DEVILS 2 Florida 2 Rheaume & Daneyko g, Niedermayer & Lindsay g
TB 5 Flyers 2 Langkow & Gratton g a, Ciccarelli g, Lindros g
LAKings 3 Ducks 1 Shevalier 2g, Vopat g, Valk g
Canucks 6 Sharks 1 Mogilny 2g, Linden, Gelinas & Bure g, Granato g
Tonight:
NYR at gowHALe
NYI at Buffalo
Flames at Dallas
Colorado at Oilers
|
51.1870 | | CAM::WAY | and keep me steadfast | Fri Feb 21 1997 09:08 | 10 |
| > Chicago 5 Bruins 3 Suter, Weinrich, Black & Amonte g, Donato g a
The reign of Kasper CONTINUUUUUEEEEEESSSSSS.......
> Ottawa 1 Blues 1 Bonk g, Campbell g
Meantime, Ottawa climbin' outta the cellar like their pants were on fire and
their asses were catchin'.....
|
51.1871 | | MKOTS3::BREEN | Sans Doute | Fri Feb 21 1997 09:16 | 2 |
| Oates may have saved his job, Frank by disrupting the timing. It'll
look like scapegoating now.
|
51.1872 | NHL 2/21 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Sat Feb 22 1997 06:23 | 17 |
| Friday 2/21
gOWhaLE 7 NYR 2 Primeau, Cassels, Haller & Wesley g a, Gretzky g
Buffalo 5 NYI 2 Dawe g a, Holzinger, May & Galley g, Green g
Dallas 4 Flames 2 Zubov g a, Bassen & Modano g, Iginla & Gagner g
Colorado 4 Oilers 3 OT Ricci 2g, Forsberg & Sakic g, Mcammond & Lowe g
Today:
Phoenix at Ducks
Chicago at PittsburgH
Detriot at Blues
Flyers at Florida
DEVILS at TB
Caps at gOwhalE
Toronto at Montreal
Canucks at LAKings
|
51.1873 | NHL 2/23 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Mon Feb 24 1997 06:09 | 16 |
| Sunday 2/23
Buffalo 5 Bruins 1 Grosek 2g, Barnaby g a, Ward & Holzinger g, Moger g
NYI 4 Pitts. 1 Pilon, McInnis, Andersson & Green g, Johnson g
Colorado 4 Ottawa 3 Lacroix, Lemieux & Young g, Chorske & Zholtok g
Flyers 2 NYR 1 Falloon & Niinimaa g, Graves g
TB 4 Sharks 3 Wiemer 2g, Hamrlik & Myhers g, Nolan 2g, Tancill g
Dallas 6 Oilers 1 Nieuwendyk & Zubov 2g, Modano g 3a, Czerkawski g
Flames 5 Blues 3 Gagner, Bouchard, Reichel & Chaisson g, Hull 2g
Ducks 5 Canucks 2 Kariya 2g a, Kurri & Selanne g a, Todd g, Ridley g
Tonight:
Bruins at Caps
Detriot at Phoenix
|
51.1874 | NHL Standings 2/24 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Mon Feb 24 1997 06:25 | 24 |
| Eastern Conference
Northeast W L T Pts Atlantic W L T Pts
Buffalo........32 19 10 74 Philadelphia....35 17 9 79
PittsburgH.....31 24 5 67 DEVILS..........29 18 12 70
gOWhAlE........24 28 8 56 Florida.........28 19 14 70
Montreal.......22 29 11 55 NYRangers.......28 26 9 65
Ottawa.........20 27 13 53 Tampa Bay.......23 29 7 53
Boston.........20 33 7 47 Washington......23 30 6 52
NYIslanders.....20 30 10 50
Western Conference
Central W L T Pts Pacific W L T Pts
Dallas.........36 22 4 76 Colorado........38 14 8 84
Detriot........28 19 12 68 Edmonton........29 27 6 64
St. Louis......28 27 8 64 Calgary.........25 30 7 57
Phoenix........27 29 4 58 Vancouver.......27 31 2 56
Chicago........25 28 8 58 Anaheim.........25 30 6 56
Toronto........23 36 2 48 LAKings.........21 33 8 50
San Jose........21 33 6 48
|
51.1875 | | IMBETR::DUPREZ | A great face for radio... | Mon Feb 24 1997 08:38 | 4 |
|
Hey, the Bruins could get a #1 draft pick!
But then Sinden wouldn't want to pay him what he's worth...
|
51.1876 | The cap: a reward for incompetent and cheap GMs | RTOMS::SHERMANS | The former MUNDIS::SSHERMAN | Mon Feb 24 1997 08:45 | 9 |
| > Hey, the Bruins could get a #1 draft pick!
The Bruins are a lock for a spot in the lottery.
> But then Sinden wouldn't want to pay him what he's worth...
He won't have to. There's a cap on rookie salaries in the NHL.
Steve
|
51.1877 | | CAM::WAY | and keep me steadfast | Mon Feb 24 1997 09:00 | 6 |
| Read an article in the paper late last week that Oates expects to be gone from
the Bruins. Management was "evaluating" what to do to him.
Boy, wouldn't that be just like this f___ed up organization to trade him?
|
51.1878 | Might not be a bad move | RTOMS::SHERMANS | The former MUNDIS::SSHERMAN | Mon Feb 24 1997 11:26 | 8 |
| Since the Bruins don't look like they will contend in Oates' athletic
lifetime, there might be something to be said for getting something for
him while you still can.
Anyway, isn't it the general consensus that his outburst of last week
was for the express purpose of provoking a trade?
Steve
|
51.1879 | Prolly for some injury prone over the hill D'man | AD::HEATH | The albatross and whales they are my brother | Mon Feb 24 1997 11:40 | 6 |
|
I'm 32 years old and have never seen the B's in dead last. Well I
don't remember them in dead last but they have reach the debths usually
reserved for teams like the Whalers but there is only one place to go
from here.....My guess Oates'll be traded today.
|
51.1880 | | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Mon Feb 24 1997 11:43 | 11 |
| >Anyway, isn't it the general consensus that his outburst of last week
>was for the express purpose of provoking a trade?
It may be naivety on my part but I personally don't believe this. I think
that Oates, as well as Bourque, have to be frustrated at the way this team is
being run. Right now they are league cellar dwellers... WTFC that they get
good draft position? The hockey draft ain't like the basketball draft. You,
for the most part, don't get immediate payoff on your pick and the Bruins
almost always find a way to screw it up.
|
51.1881 | | CAM::WAY | and keep me steadfast | Mon Feb 24 1997 12:10 | 12 |
| Oates was quoted in that article as saying something like "It's usually up to
the fans to show their displeasure, but they haven't been doing it...."
I wish I had the actual quotes here, but he just sounded pissed (kind of like
us who lack any type of management support in our efforts....). I don't think
he was lookin' for a trade.
He was stripped of his "A", which shows what ASSHOLES the Bruins mgmt is, from
Kasper on up.....
'Saw
|
51.1882 | | SNAX::ERICKSON | | Mon Feb 24 1997 12:25 | 13 |
|
I've said it before the B's need an owner who cares about hockey
and winning. Jeremy Jacobs does not take a salary from his company. His
primary income, is what profit the B's make. Which was 14 million
dollars last season.
Just because the seats are empty, doesn't mean they weren't sold.
Until fans STOP BUYING the tickets, nothing will change. I know people
who have given up there B's season tickets for Ice Cat season tickets.
They get 4 seats for the price of 1, and everything is cheaper. Plus,
the hockey is better.
Ron
|
51.1883 | | PECAD8::CHILDS | SI Swimsuit Issue Contest Winner!! | Mon Feb 24 1997 12:29 | 9 |
|
Buddy Barth who covers hockey for the Worcester Rag figures that he'll
be traded today because he need 1 game to tie and 2 more games to break
the all-time Bruins' consecutive games in which he's scored a point and
if he comes back to Boston to play the standing ovation he'll receive
will make Harry's blood boil. Buddy also called Ray -Ray a wuss for not
sticking up and joining Oates in protest.
mc
|
51.1884 | | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Mon Feb 24 1997 12:31 | 2 |
| Ray's not that type of guy... I'm sure he feels the same but there's a
better chance of me marrying Brad Pitt before he ever voices it.
|
51.1885 | | MSBCS::BRYDIE | Bang! Bang! Bang! | Mon Feb 24 1997 12:49 | 5 |
|
It's amazing that O'Connell could keep a straight face when he said
that the B's are talented enough they just have to get 'on the same
page'. If he really believes that (which I doubt) then nothing is
going to change any time soon.
|
51.1886 | | PECAD8::CHILDS | SI Swimsuit Issue Contest Winner!! | Mon Feb 24 1997 12:53 | 3 |
|
Buddy's comment about OConnell was how magical it was to watch the wooden
puppet sit on Harry's lap and talk without Harry's lip's moving...
|
51.1887 | | AD::HEATH | The albatross and whales they are my brother | Mon Feb 24 1997 18:46 | 6 |
|
Never really paid much attention Barth, I think he does boxing too,
but he was right on Sunday. Like Mike said about the wooden puppet
bit I spit coffee everwhere. It could be worse, we could read that
total dundahead KPD from the glob. At least Barth ain't no shill.
|
51.1888 | NHL 2/24 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Tue Feb 25 1997 05:19 | 12 |
| Monday 2/24
Bruins 3 Caps 3 Roy, Donato & Staios g, Carter 2g, Cote g
Detriot 5 Phoenix 3 Shanahan 2g 2a, McCarty 2g, Kozlov g, Roenick 2g a
Tonight:
Sharks at Florida
Blues at TB
Dallas at Chicago
Montreal at Canucks
Colorado at LAKings
|
51.1889 | NHL 2/25 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Wed Feb 26 1997 05:42 | 16 |
| Tuesday 2/25
Montreal 4 Canucks 2 Recchi 2g a, Malakhov & Cullimore g, Mogilny g
Sharks 2 Florida 2 Friesen & Nolan g a, Mellanby & Nemirovsky g
TB 3 Blues 2 Andersson, Langkow & Ciccarelli g, Hull 2g
Dallas 1 Chicago 0 Harvey g, Irbe 24 saves
LAKings 3 Colorado 1 Tsyplakov, Vopat & Olczyk g, Yelle g
Tonight:
Chicago at gOwhalE
DEVILS at NYI
Flyers at Ottawa
Caps at Toronto
Phoenix at Flames
Oilers at Ducks
|
51.1890 | NHL 2/26 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Thu Feb 27 1997 05:49 | 19 |
| Wednesday 2/26
Chicago 2 gOWhaLE 2 Zhamnov & Moreau g, ONeill & Manderville g
Flyers 8 Ottawa 5 LeClair 3g a, Renberg 2g 3a, Lindros g 5a, McEachern g
DEVILS 5 NYI 3 Gilmour g 3a, Holik & Thomas g, McInnis g, Palffy g
Caps 3 Toronto 1 Hunter g a, Johansson & Berube g, Clark g
Phoenix 5 Flames 2 Janney 2g a, Gartner 2g, Roenick g a, Ward & Hlushko g
Oilers 3 Ducks 3 Lindgren, Grier & Czerkawski g, Dollas & Pronger g
Tonight:
TB at Bruins
Buffalo at DEVILS
PittsburgH at Detriot
Blues at Florida
Dallas at Colorado
Phoenix at Canucks
Oilers at LAKings
|
51.1891 | NHL 2/27 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Fri Feb 28 1997 06:13 | 16 |
| Thursday 2/27
Bruins 6 TB 2 Bourque g a, Moger, Odgers & Stumpel g, Gratton g
Detriot 4 Pitts. 1 Larionov g 2a, Fedorov & Lidstrom g, Johnson g
DEVILS 4 Buffalo 1 MacLean, Ellett, Guerin & Gilmour g, Ward g
Florida 3 Blues 2 OT Skrudland, Sheppard & Niedermayer g, Pronger g
Dallas 6 Colorado 2 Sydor g 2a, Broten, Zubov & Modano g, Ricci g
Canucks 6 Phoenix 2 Gelinas 4g a, Lumme & Courtnall g 2a, Ronning g
LAKings 6 Oilers 3 Khristich 2g, Vopat g a, Olczyk g, Kovalenko 2g
Tonight:
Blues at gOwhaLE
Ducks at Caps
NYI at Ottawa
Montreal at Flames
|
51.1892 | And today it's Khrystich, Vopat, & Olczyk | RTOMS::SHERMANS | The former MUNDIS::SSHERMAN | Fri Feb 28 1997 09:41 | 12 |
| > LAKings 3 Colorado 1 Tsyplakov, Vopat & Olczyk g, Yelle g
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Is this an Eastern European law firm, or what?
Meanwhile, Adam Oates is still a Bruin, yes?
And how do you like Doug Gilmour's first game in Jersey? Can't believe
the Leafs let him go for so little, unrestricted free agent or no. The
Devils will be a serious force in the playoffs.
Steve
|
51.1893 | | CAM::WAY | and keep me steadfast | Fri Feb 28 1997 11:02 | 20 |
| >
>Meanwhile, Adam Oates is still a Bruin, yes?
>
Yes. They stripped him of his 'A', which you had to expect. The Bruins
management wouldn't take a shot like that, however well deserved, sitting down.
On the other hand, my paper reported that the fans gave him a wild ovation the
last night.
If Jacobs, Sinden, and that Weasel who took Oates' 'A' had any balls, they'd
admit they were wrong and give it back. What Oates said took more leadership
than any of those guys have.
>And how do you like Doug Gilmour's first game in Jersey? Can't believe
>the Leafs let him go for so little, unrestricted free agent or no. The
>Devils will be a serious force in the playoffs.
The Bruins could use a guy like Gilmour.
|
51.1894 | | MSBCS::BRYDIE | Bang! Bang! Bang! | Fri Feb 28 1997 12:05 | 11 |
|
>> If Jacobs, Sinden, and that Weasel who took Oates' 'A' had any
>> balls, they'd admit they were wrong and give it back.
Nevermind give back Oates' essentially meaningless 'A', if they
had any real backbone they'd admit that Aadam was right and they'd
step down or step aside or admit that they have no real desire to
build a winner as long as the money is rolling in. Stripping him
of the 'A' might have given O'Connell some satisfaction but it was
strictly a symbolic thing. Adam won where it counts - in the court
of public opinion.
|
51.1895 | | CAM::WAY | and keep me steadfast | Fri Feb 28 1997 12:57 | 5 |
| That's kind of what I was getting at when I said they should admit that they
were wrong. Reading it over again, I realize that I didn't really articulate
that.
Tommy said it better....
|
51.1896 | | AD::HEATH | The albatross and whales they are my brother | Fri Feb 28 1997 14:02 | 7 |
|
Far as I can tell only Odgers is still wearing an A. I doubt any
Bruin would take it. Guess O'Connell is back in the paper running
his mouth again about the fans opinion is still that he, Oates, was
wrong for running his suck. God how stupid has this once proud
organization become?
|
51.1897 | | MSBCS::BRYDIE | Bang! Bang! Bang! | Fri Feb 28 1997 14:41 | 7 |
|
Personally, I think it's a shame that Ray Bourque hasn't
stood up next to and for Oates. He seems to just be going
along with the program when really he's essentially stuck
here and he's the one guy they can't ship just to shut him
up. His quotes in today's paper kind of remind me of the MLB
players hanging Curt Flood out to dry.
|
51.1898 | The H is in the mail | MKOTS3::BREEN | Sans Doute | Fri Feb 28 1997 15:21 | 9 |
| .If Jacobs, Sinden, and that Weasel who took Oates' 'A' had any balls, they'd
.admit they were wrong and give it back. What Oates said took more
.leadership than any of those guys have.
Actually Saw they each take turns wearing the "A" on their foreheads.
Courtesy of Nashua Telegraph beat writer (female to boot)
|
51.1899 | NHL 2/28 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Sat Mar 01 1997 06:39 | 19 |
| Friday 2/28
Sharks 3 gowhaLE 2 Donovan, Guolla & Friesen g, Sanderson 2g
Ottawa 4 NYI 1 Yashin 2g, VanAllen & Chorske g, Lapointe g
Flames 3 Montreal 2 Fleury g a, Hoglund & Titov g, Rucinsky & Koivu g
Ducks 4 Caps 1 Kariya & Selanne g a, Rychel & Mironov g, Brunette g
Today:
Flyers at Bruins
PittsburgH at DEVILS
Chicago at Colorado
NYR at Detriot
Florida at TB
Buffalo at Ottawa
Sharks at Toronto
Dallas at Flames
Montreal at Oilers
LAKings at Canucks
|
51.1900 | NHL 3/2 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Mon Mar 03 1997 05:43 | 12 |
| Sunday 3/2
Flyers 5 gOwhaLe 2 LeClair g 2a, Podein g a, Lindros g, Cassels g a
NYI 2 Caps 0 McInnis & Lapointe g, Salo 39 saves
Ducks 1 Detriot 1 Drury g, Maltby g, Hebert 34 saves
Chicago 4 Phoenix 0 Sutter 2g, Amonte g a, Zhamnov g, Hackett 38 saves
Tonight:
Bruins at Toronto
Sharks at NYR
Canucks at Colorado
|
51.1901 | NHL Standings 3/3 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Mon Mar 03 1997 06:03 | 24 |
| Eastern Conference
Northeast W L T Pts Atlantic W L T Pts
Buffalo........33 20 10 76 Philadelphia....37 17 10 84
PittsburgH.....31 26 5 67 DEVILS..........32 18 12 76
Montreal.......24 30 11 59 Florida.........29 20 15 73
gOWhAlE........24 30 9 57 NYRangers.......28 27 9 65
Ottawa.........21 29 13 55 Tampa Bay.......25 30 7 57
Boston.........21 33 9 51 Washington......24 32 7 55
NYIslanders.....21 32 10 52
Western Conference
Central W L T Pts Pacific W L T Pts
Dallas.........38 23 4 80 Colorado........39 16 8 86
Detriot........31 19 13 75 Edmonton........29 29 7 65
St. Louis......28 29 8 64 Calgary.........27 31 7 61
Chicago........26 30 9 61 Anaheim.........26 30 8 60
Phoenix........28 32 4 60 Vancouver.......28 33 2 58
Toronto........24 37 2 50 LAKings.........24 33 8 56
San Jose........22 34 7 51
|
51.1902 | I guess I asked the question too soon | RTOMS::SHERMANS | The former MUNDIS::SSHERMAN | Mon Mar 03 1997 06:39 | 12 |
| And now Adam Oates is no longer a Bruin. CNN International reported
yesterday that the Bruins shipped Oates, Tocchet and Ranford to the
Washington Capitals for Carey, Carter, and Allison (the first a goaler
with a history of collapsing in the playoffs, which he won't be doing
this year, the other two young forwards, neither of whom has an upside
comparable to the players they replace).
Clearly Boston has given up on this season. The question now is, will
the considerable sum of money that has been freed up be used to improve
the team next season or to line Mr. Jacobs' pocket?
Steve
|
51.1903 | | PECAD8::CHILDS | | Mon Mar 03 1997 08:37 | 3 |
|
Well ole Harry just earned his bonus for the year. Slapped 3.8 million off
the payroll. That should cover the lost hotdog revenues...........
|
51.1904 | | IMBETR::DUPREZ | A great face for radio... | Mon Mar 03 1997 08:45 | 7 |
|
Well, you knew Oates was going to go, but dealing Ranford surprises
me.
Then again, I think Ranford won his arbitration case, which probably
pissed the drunk off to no end...
|
51.1905 | | CAM::WAY | and keep me steadfast | Mon Mar 03 1997 08:58 | 8 |
| The column in the Hartford Courant questioned the trade, as in "that's the best
they could do?"
Washington definitely made out on this one, IMO. Everything that Oates said
was true, and the situation won't change with the trade, despite what Kasper
was quoted as saying.
More of the same.....
|
51.1906 | | IMBETR::DUPREZ | A great face for radio... | Mon Mar 03 1997 09:56 | 4 |
|
I was wrong earlier today - I took a look, and Ranford *lost* his
arbitration battle earlier this year. Harry was probably insulted
that Ranford wasn't willing to just take what he'd give him...
|
51.1907 | You don't know what you are talking about! | HYMIE::SALMON | | Mon Mar 03 1997 10:31 | 7 |
| Sinden won the arbitration agianst Ranford.
He then turned around and gave him a new multi million dollar contract
for what Ranford wanted in the first place. Ranford did not get
screwed! Sinden took care of him.
|
51.1908 | | IMBETR::DUPREZ | A great face for radio... | Mon Mar 03 1997 10:38 | 12 |
| .. You don't know what you are talking about!
Neither do you half the time, but you don't see me making
a big deal of it...
I just posted a note saying that I found out I screwed up on the
arbitration piece.
And if Harry's such a nice guy, why didn't he just give Ranford
the contract in the first place instead of going through the arbitration
and causing all the ruffled feathers?
|
51.1909 | Tryin to look on the bright side | AD::HEATH | The albatross and whales they are my brother | Mon Mar 03 1997 12:00 | 14 |
|
Don't judge this trade just yet, Carey for Ranford is a wash now with
Carey you got goalie 7 years younger than Ranford. Allison is a big
kid with not so great speed but very soft hands. He plays "small" for
his size and if he picks it up a notch physically could be a 20 goal
scorer. Carter has the tools to be a consistant 25-30 goal guy. Very
fast with decent set of mitts. Don't expect either of the two forwards
to contribute a ton now but they have some upside. A young Eric Lindros
they did not get but both of these guys are as good as half the B's on
the ice night in night out. They saved much coin got some youth and
appear to have tanked the season. BFD they were going nowhere anyhow.
Besides this deal makes the Caps stronger now thus pushing the failures
to a lottery pick which the B's own.
|
51.1910 | | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Mon Mar 03 1997 14:56 | 1 |
| I'm with Jerry...
|
51.1911 | | MKOTS3::BREEN | When the warships come back to Manila | Mon Mar 03 1997 15:15 | 9 |
| But you two would have to agree the key is Carey for Oates and Ranford
with Tochet and the two up and downs and draft choices just window
dressing. A good trade if Carey is indeed that good which seems to
depend on who you ask.
For the Caps it's instant gratification but now they have to make the
playoffs. Funniest part is cheap Harry getting one last game from
Oates and Ranford and bitching about Tochet not suiting up. He could
have blown the whole deal.
|
51.1912 | | CAM::WAY | and keep me steadfast | Mon Mar 03 1997 15:40 | 39 |
| >
> But you two would have to agree the key is Carey for Oates and Ranford
> with Tochet and the two up and downs and draft choices just window
> dressing. A good trade if Carey is indeed that good which seems to
> depend on who you ask.
>
> For the Caps it's instant gratification but now they have to make the
> playoffs. Funniest part is cheap Harry getting one last game from
> Oates and Ranford and bitching about Tochet not suiting up. He could
> have blown the whole deal.
I don't know.
Basically Harry gave up the team's leading scorer to get a younger goalie, who,
as previously stated has this big tendency to mistakenly assume he's been
profiled on America's Most Wanted and go into hiding during the playoffs.
Washington wouldn't deal Carey straight up for Oates. Personally, I don't
think Oates was worth JUST Carey, but they snookered Harry into giving up
Ranford. Granted, Ranford is old and injury prone, but c'mon....
I do agree with Jerry. This season is circling the drain, preparing to take
the long plunge down the pipes to early tee times on the golf course.
The key here, IMO, is what they do with this.
The key will be Kasper. If they keep him on, despite missing the playoffs for
the first time in thirty seassons, they they really don't have an interest in
improving this team and making it a contender again.
Personally, I don't think they are going to do much with it, and we'll see
Kasper behind the bench next year. If you see that, they could trade for Jesus
Christ Himself and it wouldn't help them....
'Saw
|
51.1913 | NHL 3/3 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Tue Mar 04 1997 06:21 | 12 |
| Monday 3/3
Toronto 4 Bruins 2 Sullivan & Clark g a, Hendrickson g, Bourque 2g
NYR 5 Sharks 4 OT Samuelsson 2g, Driver & Messier g, Nolan g a
Colorado 5 Canucks 1 Forsberg 2g, Young & Jones g a, Sakic g, Linden g
Tonight:
DEVILS at PittsburgH
Flames at Caps
TB at NYI
LAKings at Oilers
|
51.1914 | | CAM::WAY | and keep me steadfast | Tue Mar 04 1997 08:59 | 11 |
| > Toronto 4 Bruins 2 Sullivan & Clark g a, Hendrickson g, Bourque 2g
Well, to paraphrase a quote from that Genius Steve Kasper in Sunday's paper:
"With the trade behind us we can all focus and concentrate
on winning..."
Uh, Steve, you're still a little out of focus you dweeb....
|
51.1915 | | MKOTS3::BREEN | When the warships come back to Manila | Tue Mar 04 1997 09:57 | 6 |
| Four goals given up by Carey in nine shots didn't help Steve Kaspar,
for whom Oates tirade, the trade to rebuild and the seeming committment
to go with youth will probably net another year. He appeared gone.
Kaspar except for perception has been the least of the Bruins problems
for the last two years.
|
51.1916 | | CAM::WAY | and keep me steadfast | Tue Mar 04 1997 11:02 | 32 |
| > Four goals given up by Carey in nine shots didn't help Steve Kaspar,
As opposed to Ranford bailing his ass out of the bucket last year.
> for whom Oates tirade, the trade to rebuild and the seeming committment
> to go with youth will probably net another year. He appeared gone.
He should be gone.
> Kaspar except for perception has been the least of the Bruins problems
> for the last two years.
Disagree that he's "the least of the" problems. He's on the front line.
I've seen quality coaches take shit talent and turn it into a team that
at least puts out a decent effort every night, and strives to win. Then, with
help from mgmt (sorely lacking in the B's case, as rightfully pointed out by
Oates) you can build a team capable of winning the whole thing.
Kasper can't even do that. Watch the special teams. Their play exposes the
hideous inadequacies of Steve Kasper the coach.
At any rate, you are right -- he's probably here for another year. That's the
sad part. Just one more sad part added to the sins of Jacobs and Sinden.
'Saw
|
51.1917 | | EDWIN::WAUGAMAN | | Tue Mar 04 1997 16:31 | 8 |
|
Oates' supposedly virtuous tantrum rings a little hollow after he
demanded (and received) a new contract before moving on to Washington.
Makes you respect Ray Bourque's professionalism and perhaps gives
insight to why Ray didn't jump into this fray...
glenn
|
51.1918 | | MKOTS3::BREEN | When the warships come back to Manila | Tue Mar 04 1997 17:02 | 7 |
| Except Oates was crystal clear before any trade that that was exactly
his position. eg Don't trade for me unless you're willing to pay me
compensurate else leave me and Harry to suffer together.
Oates tirade was all about money for him but he worked the only
leverage he had to offset Harry's leverage which allowed Sinden to do
nothing.
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51.1919 | NHL 3/4 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Wed Mar 05 1997 05:28 | 18 |
| Tuesday 3/4
DEVILS 3 Pitts. 1 Gilmour, Guerin & Maclean g, Christian g
TB 6 NYI 3 Ciccarelli 2g a, Gratton 2g, Cullen g a, Berard g
Caps 2 Flames 1 Hunter & Oates g, Hoglund g
Oilers 4 LAKings 1 Czerkawski 2g a, Arnott g 3a, Smyth g a, Yachmenev g
Tonight:
Flames at gOwhALe
PittsburgH at Buffalo
Colorado at Montreal
Detriot at Toronto
Phoenix at Florida
DEVILS at Flyers
Blues at Dallas
Chicago at Canucks
Ottawa at Ducks
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51.1920 | NHL 3/5 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Thu Mar 06 1997 06:18 | 20 |
| Wednesday 3/5
gOWhaLE 2 Flames 0 Primeau & Cassels g, Burke 28 saves
Buffalo 4 Pitts. 2 Plante g 2a, Audette, Ward & Zhitnik g, Murray g a
Colorado 7 Montreal 3 Deadmarsh 2g a, Forsberg g a, Jones g, Rucinsky 2g
Ducks 4 Ottawa 1 Selanne 2g, Kariya g a, Bellows g, Chorske g
Phoenix 3 Florida 0 Gartner g a, Roenick & Ronning g, Khabibulin14saves
DEVILS 3 Flyers 1 Andreychuk g a, Niedermayer & Guerin g, LeClair g
Detriot 4 Toronto 4 Lapointe & Lidstrom g a, Draper g, Sundin 2g
Dallas 3 Blues 2 Modano, Harvey & Lehtinen g, Persson & Pronger g
Chicago 1 Canucks 1 Krivokrasov g, Tikkanen g, Hirsch 32 saves
Tonight:
Bruins at NYI
Colorado at Caps
Phoenix at TB
NYR at LAKings
Ottawa at Sharks
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51.1921 | NHL 3/6 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Fri Mar 07 1997 06:05 | 14 |
| Thursday 3/6
NYI 5 Bruins 2 Lapointe & McInnis g a, Plante & King g, Donato g
Sharks 2 Ottawa 0 Kozlov & Granato g, Belfour 29 saves
Phoenix 5 TB 0 Gartner 2g, Janney, Drake & Tverdovsky g
Caps 6 Colorado 3 Bondra 4g, Oates & Pivonka g, Forsberg g a, Ricci g
NYR 6 LAKings 2 Gretzkdy, Oliver, Berg & Leetch g, Ferraro g
Tonight:
Montreal at gOwhALE
Flames at Florida
Oilers at Dallas
NYR at Ducks
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51.1922 | | CAM::WAY | and keep me steadfast | Fri Mar 07 1997 09:07 | 18 |
| > NYI 5 Bruins 2 Lapointe & McInnis g a, Plante & King g, Donato g
That new phenom we traded for, uh, what's his name, wait a minute, I should
know it.... Yeah, that phenom in goal, what the HECK is his name now. I
should know it -- I mean, we gave up Oates to get this guy who's wicked good.
I mean, Harry wouldn't have traded for Oates for someone who WASN'T capable of
burning up the league, right?
What IS that guy's name?
Uh, Mary, Hairey....Derry. No, that's Karen. OH WAIT A MINUTE!
Carrey.
Yeah that CARREY was stellar last night, wasn't he???????
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51.1923 | | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Fri Mar 07 1997 09:58 | 2 |
| Frank, you're still watching 'em? Move on, guy. The Sox are where
it's at. (-:
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51.1924 | | MKOTS3::BREEN | Those dear hearts | Fri Mar 07 1997 10:14 | 3 |
| I watched for awhile and the problem wasn't the guy in the mask but
what you, 'Saw have been saying all along, defensemen giving up the
puck.
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51.1925 | As the excitement sputters to a dead halt... | EDWIN::WAUGAMAN | | Fri Mar 07 1997 10:20 | 10 |
|
> I watched for awhile and the problem wasn't the guy in the mask but
> what you, 'Saw have been saying all along, defensemen giving up the
> puck.
Can I safely collect on the gOwHale > Broons lunch bet, billte?
I'm kinda hungry... ;-)
glenn
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51.1926 | | CAM::WAY | and keep me steadfast | Fri Mar 07 1997 11:09 | 20 |
| >
> I watched for awhile and the problem wasn't the guy in the mask but
> what you, 'Saw have been saying all along, defensemen giving up the
> puck.
>
It's all part and parcel, actually....
True, the Bruins defensemen are more like a sieve than anything else I can
think of, but they HAD a goalie who was capable of doing the Sean Burke thing
in his earlier years with the Whalers.
As to watching them still, I'm one of those bitter end type people. It's the
first time in 30 years they haven't made the playoffs and I want to be there to
see it....
Sinden should be shot, and Kasper should be drawn and quartered.....
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51.1927 | Jim Carey, disappearing even before the playoffs? | RTOMS::SHERMANS | The former MUNDIS::SSHERMAN | Fri Mar 07 1997 11:12 | 14 |
| 'Saw, if you're going to trash the guy, at least spell his name right.
Interestingly enough, over in STKHLM::HOCKEY, our resident Caps fan
*hates* this trade. He notes that Carey is 7 years younger than
Ranford, and expects both of the kids to develop at least into
second liners.
I liked the trade from Washington's standpoint, because it's their
only hope of making the playoffs (not that I'm rooting for them to
do so; I'd like to see the Whale make it), and neither of the
youngsters particularly caught my eye in the Caps' games against
the Rangers.
Steve
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51.1928 | | EDWIN::WAUGAMAN | | Fri Mar 07 1997 11:15 | 10 |
|
> -< Jim Carey, disappearing even before the playoffs? >-
>
> 'Saw, if you're going to trash the guy, at least spell his name right.
This was done just to offset billte's season-long defense of this
Russian coach "Kaspar"...
glenn
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51.1929 | Anybody who hasn't been zinged yet? | RTOMS::SHERMANS | The former MUNDIS::SSHERMAN | Fri Mar 07 1997 11:19 | 3 |
| Beautiful, Glenn. Cracked me up.
Steve
|
51.1930 | | AD::HEATH | The albatross and whales they are my brother | Fri Mar 07 1997 14:25 | 8 |
|
Carey aint the problem. If the Bruins D, mainly Stevie Staios, is
gonna let forwards roam untouched into the slot you gonna give up 4 or
so a night. Not to single out Staios mind you but he's -24 or so for
a reason. I did see highlights of Thorton inbetween periods of the B's
game last night and he did play well but who knows?
|
51.1931 | | MKOTS3::BREEN | Those dear hearts | Fri Mar 07 1997 15:13 | 6 |
| Well my point all along was that Kasper had to have his chance and he
made the most of it by rallying the B's to the playoffs last year.
This year the team collapsed. I think that the perception is that the
Bruins simply won't pay for excellence hence no drive.
But Kasper had his chance.
|
51.1932 | | CAM::WAY | and keep me steadfast | Fri Mar 07 1997 15:45 | 21 |
| > -< Jim Carey, disappearing even before the playoffs? >-
>
>'Saw, if you're going to trash the guy, at least spell his name right.
I'm the victim of a typographical error in our newspaper. When the details of
the trade were announced on Sunday, they spelled his name with two "r"s. The
next day it was different and I went back and checked. I guess the
original way I saw it has stuck in my craw.
>Interestingly enough, over in STKHLM::HOCKEY, our resident Caps fan
>*hates* this trade. He notes that Carey is 7 years younger than
>Ranford, and expects both of the kids to develop at least into
>second liners.
Carey can be as young as he wants to be, but he sucks. The Bruins havent' had
any decent goaltending since they traded Moog.
'aw
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51.1933 | | CAM::WAY | and keep me steadfast | Fri Mar 07 1997 15:48 | 28 |
| >
> Carey aint the problem. If the Bruins D, mainly Stevie Staios, is
> gonna let forwards roam untouched into the slot you gonna give up 4 or
> so a night. Not to single out Staios mind you but he's -24 or so for
> a reason. I did see highlights of Thorton inbetween periods of the B's
> game last night and he did play well but who knows?
>
Okay, and here's my point.
Take a look at Hartford. When it was time to rebuild, one of the biggest parts
of the rebuilding process was Sean Burke.
We all laughed down here in Hartford, and the sportcasters on the evening news
just about wore out the phrase "Sean Burke saw more rubber than Goodyear."
BUT, by building the team around solid goaltending, they were able to start to
weed out the lazy goats on D and get some hustle up front.
The Bruins took Carey (note the spelling Steve ;^)) and I don't see him doing
a Sean Burke number whilst Sinden (hic) tries to rebuild....
'Saw
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51.1934 | They've rebuilt? | FABSIX::R_LUCHT | "Ten Feet Tall and Bulletproof" | Sat Mar 08 1997 04:34 | 6 |
| Considering hartford is probably not going to make the playoffs, I don't
think the Bruins should follow their recipe for success. Wow , if only we could
be as good as the Whalers in five years.........
Rich
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51.1935 | NHL 3/7 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Sat Mar 08 1997 05:29 | 17 |
| Friday 3/7
gOwhaLE 2 Montreal 0 Kron & Chiasson g, Burke 26 saves
Ducks 5 NYR 2 Selanne 2g a, Drury 2g, Kariya g, Graves g
Flames 3 Florida 1 Gagner 2g, Sullivan g, Sheppard g
Dallas 2 Oilers 1 Adams & Broten g, Grier g
Today:
Bruins at TB
Flyers at PittsburgH
DEVILS at NYI
Buffalo at Montreal
gOwhaLE at Toronto
Phoenix at Chicago
Detriot at Canucks
Ottawa at LAKings
|
51.1936 | NHL 3/9 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Mon Mar 10 1997 05:55 | 17 |
| Sunday 3/9
Bruins 3 Florida 1 TSweeney 2g, Beers g, Washburn g
DEVILS 4 Buffalo 1 Andreychuk g a, Thomas & Pederson g, Ward g
Flyers 5 Caps 0 LeClair 2g a, Brind'Amour & Desjardins g a, Forbes g
TB 2 Flames 1 OT Hamrlik & Zamuner g, Hoglund g
NYR 2 Sharks 1 Robitaille & Sundstrom g, Friesen g
Oilers 4 Blues 1 Grier 2g a, Weight 2g, Turgeon g
Ducks 2 Colorado 2 Kariya g a, Selanne g, Forsberg & Deadmarsh g
Tonight:
Ottawa at Phoenix
Montreal at PittsburgH
Dallas at Toronto
Canucks at Chicago
Detriot at LAKings
|
51.1937 | NHL Standings 3/10 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Mon Mar 10 1997 06:20 | 24 |
| Eastern Conference
Northeast W L T Pts Atlantic W L T Pts
Buffalo........34 21 11 79 Philadelphia....38 19 10 86
PittsburgH.....32 28 5 69 DEVILS..........35 19 12 82
gOWhAlE........26 30 10 62 Florida.........29 23 15 73
Montreal.......24 32 12 60 NYRangers.......31 28 9 71
Boston.........23 35 9 55 Tampa Bay.......27 32 7 61
Ottawa.........21 32 13 55 Washington......26 33 7 59
NYIslanders.....23 33 10 56
Western Conference
Central W L T Pts Pacific W L T Pts
Dallas.........40 23 4 84 Colorado........41 17 9 91
Detriot........32 19 14 78 Edmonton........31 30 7 69
Phoenix........31 32 4 66 Anaheim.........28 30 9 65
St. Louis......28 31 8 64 Calgary.........28 34 7 63
Chicago........26 31 10 62 Vancouver.......28 35 3 59
Toronto........25 37 4 54 LAKings.........25 35 8 58
San Jose........23 36 7 53
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51.1938 | Ignoring games in hand | RTOMS::SHERMANS | The former MUNDIS::SSHERMAN | Mon Mar 10 1997 06:42 | 39 |
| The modified standings, based on games relative to .500:
Eastern Conference Western Conference
Phila +20 Colo +24
NJ +16 Dallas +17
Buf +13 Det +13
Fla +6 Edm +1
Pitt +4 Phx -1
NYR +3 Ana -2
Whale -4 StL -3
Tampa -5 Chi -5
---------------------------------------------------
Wash -7 Cgy -6
Mtl -8 Van -7
NYI -10 LA -10
Ott -11 Tor -12
Bos -12 SJ -13
Again, one game relative to .500 is the equivalent of one point in
the standings.
FWIW, I'm delighted to see the Whalers and Ducks in contention. These
are two franchises that are building in the right way, and they deserve
to be rewarded. Of course, the same applies to Ottawa, and I'm sorry
they dropped back.
Of franchises like Boston and Toronto, the less said the better.
My brother-in-law will be delighted. At the start of the season, he
bet a colleague $200 that the Sharks would miss the playoffs. He's
based in Capitola, CA, just over the hills from San Jose, but grew
up a hockey fan in NY. He says the level of hockey exuberance in the
area is many orders of magnitude greater than the level of hockey
knowledge, and saw an opportunity to cash in at the expense of someone
who thought that Bernie Nicholls, Tony Granato, Kelly Hrudey, and Al
Iafrate would significantly improve the team.
Steve
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51.1939 | | CAM::WAY | and keep me steadfast | Mon Mar 10 1997 09:16 | 18 |
| Re a few back about the Whalers not making the playoffs, a couple of points.
First off, I think they will. They just made a decent trade to get some help.
Second, you haven't seen this team first hand and been subjected to the
inevitable media blitz. With the UCONN men's team doing so-so, the Whalers are
getting a lot of sports coverage.
Their team has improved 1000% in the past three to four years. If they don't
make the 'offs this year (and I think that they will), it'll be next year for
sure. I don't see that out of the Bruins.
The Whalers have assembled a decent team -- not a powerhouse like Montreal a
few years back, but a solid, decent team. That's more than I can say for Harry
et al.
'Saw
|
51.1940 | Not to repeat myself, but... | RTOMS::SHERMANS | The former MUNDIS::SSHERMAN | Mon Mar 10 1997 10:26 | 26 |
| >Their team has improved 1000% in the past three to four years. If they don't
>make the 'offs this year (and I think that they will), it'll be next year for
>sure. I don't see that out of the Bruins.
>The Whalers have assembled a decent team -- not a powerhouse like Montreal a
>few years back, but a solid, decent team. That's more than I can say for Harry
>et al.
This is what I was getting at in .1938, as well. Further, they are an
*entertaining* team, solid and disciplined, yes, but not afraid to take
a chance. This is a team and a franchise that deserves to succeed.
Contrast them with the Panthers, whom I watched last night, beating the
Rangers about a month ago. Florida scored two power play goals in the
first (NY's penalty killing has been problematic since the Kovalev injury)
and from that moment on didn't give a flying f*** whether they crossed the
red line. Dullest game I've seen all year.
My pal Jeff was in Florida a couple of weeks back for his niece's Bas Mitzvah,
and went to a game there. He saw the Panthers play the Devils. My idea of
hell is being forced to watch the Panthers play the Devils.
So hats off to The Whale. I hope they make the playoffs and upset New
Jersey in the first round.
Steve
|
51.1941 | | NQOS01::nqsrv540.nqo.dec.com::Workbench | Inside Intel | Mon Mar 10 1997 10:31 | 4 |
| Coyotes have 3 shutouts in a row. But now they are back within a game
of .500, time for them to fall again. It's been that way all season.
brews
|
51.1942 | Mediocrity, welcome to the NHL | TNPUBS::NAZZARO | UMass is back - watch out NCAA! | Mon Mar 10 1997 11:16 | 3 |
| Only 10 teams above .500, 16 below.
NAZZ
|
51.1943 | NHL 3/10 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Tue Mar 11 1997 06:24 | 15 |
| Monday 3/10
Montreal 2 Pitts. 2 Bure & Richer g, Hatcher & Barnes g
Ottawa 4 Phoenix 1 Daigle, Yashin, Duchesne & Alfredsson g, Johnson g
Dallas 3 Toronto 3 Hogue & Nieuwendyk g a, Verbeek g, Warriner 2g
Canucks 2 Chicago 2 Bohonos & Naslund g, Craven & Cummins g
Detriot 3 LAKings 3 Kozlov, Draper & Sandstrom g, ODonnell & Olczyk g
Tonight:
Flyers at Buffalo
Oilers at DEVILS
NYI at Florida
Canucks at Caps
Blues at Sharks
|
51.1944 | NIT | HBAHBA::HAAS | angel trumpets and devil trombones | Thu Mar 13 1997 11:23 | 17 |
| NIT:
Oregon vs. Hawaii ORE 61 HAW 71 - Final
Bowling Green vs. West Virginia BG 95 WVA 98 - Final
Iona vs. Connecticut ION 66 CON 71 - Final
George Washington vs. Michigan State GWU 50 MSU 65 - Final
Oral Roberts vs. Notre Dame ORU 58 ND 74 - Final
New Orleans vs. Pittsburgh NO 63 PIT 82 - Final
Florida State vs. Syracuse FSU 82 SYR 67 - Final
Northern Arizona vs. Arkansas NAZ 75 ARK 101 - Final
Drexel vs. Bradley DRX 53 BRD 66 - Final
Washington vs. Nebraska WAS 63 NEB 67 - Final
Alabama-Birmingham vs. Texas Christian UAB 62 TCU 85 - Final
Southwest Missouri vs. North Carolina StaSMS 66 NCS 77 - Final
Nevada vs. Fresno State NEV 97 FRE 86 - Final
Memphis vs. Nevada-Las Vegas MEM 62 NLV 66 - Final
|
51.1946 | NCAAs, NITs | HBAHBA::HAAS | angel trumpets and devil trombones | Fri Mar 14 1997 10:02 | 22 |
| NCAA:
Princeton vs. California PRI 52 CAL 55 - Final
Jackson State vs. Kansas JST 64 KAN 78 - Final
Butler vs. Cincinnati BUT 69 CIN 86 - Final
Valparaiso vs. Boston College VAL 66 BC 73 - Final
Long Island vs. Villanova LIU 91 VIL 101 - Final
Rhode Island vs. Purdue URI 76 PUR 83 - Final
Illinois State vs. Iowa State ILS 57 IST 69 - Final
Pacific vs. St. Joseph'S (Pa.) PAC 65 SJP 75 - Final
Fairfield vs. North Carolina FAI 74 UNC 82 - Final
Vanderbilt vs. Xavier (Ohio) VAN 68 XAV 80 - Final
Charleston (S.C.) vs. Maryland CSC 75 MD 66 - Final
Montana vs. Kentucky MT 54 KY 92 - Final
Colorado vs. Indiana COL 80 IU 62 - Final
Charleston Souther vs. Ucla CHA 75 UCL 109 - Final
South Alabama vs. Arizona SAL 57 ARI 65 - Final
Virginia vs. Iowa UVA 60 IOW 73 - Final
NIT:
Miami (Fla.) vs. Michigan MIA 63 UM 76 - Final
Tulane vs. Oklahoma State TLN 72 OKS 79 - Final
|
51.1947 | NHL 3/14 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Sat Mar 15 1997 05:50 | 19 |
| Friday 3/14
NYR 4 Ottawa 3 OT Graves 3g, Sundstrom g, Daigle,Duchesne & Chorske g
Colorado 6 Pitts. 3 Sakic 3g, Lemieux & Jones g, Mullen & Francis g
Dallas 4 Chicago 4 Modano 2g, Nieuwendyk g, Daze g, Probert g
Blues 4 Ducks 4 Murphy, Hull & Pronger g, Bellows 2g, Rucchin g
Phoenix 4 Sharks 1 Roenick, Drake & Doan g, Granato g
Today:
NYI at Bruins
Caps at DEVILS
Buffalo at Flyers
Oilers at gOwhaLE
Canucks at TB
Toronto at Florida
Ottawa at Montreal
Flames at LAKings
Detriot at Sharks
|
51.1948 | NHL 3/16 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Mon Mar 17 1997 05:20 | 16 |
| Sunday 3/16
Caps 5 gOwhalE 3 Bondra g a, Housely & Johansson g, Emerson 2g a
Dallas 6 Pitts. 2 Modano g a, Sydor, Hogue & Adams g, Nedved g a
Chicago 5 NYI 4 Amonte 3g a, Zhamnov g 3a, Moreau g, Palffy 2g
Toronto 3 TB 1 Clark & Sullivan g a, Sundin g, Myhres g
Flames 2 Ducks 2 Reichel & Gagner g, Sacco & Pronger
Colorado 4 Detriot 2 Deadmarsh 2g a, Jones & Klemm g, Shanahan g a
Tonight:
Bruins at Buffalo
Ottawa at NYR
Florida at DEVILS
Blues at Phoenix
|
51.1949 | First US-born NHLer to 500, I think | RTOMS::SHERMANS | The former MUNDIS::SSHERMAN | Mon Mar 17 1997 05:36 | 6 |
| > Colorado 6 Pitts. 3 Sakic 3g, Lemieux & Jones g, Mullen & Francis g
^^^^^^
Is that Joey's 500th?
Steve
|
51.1950 | NHL Standings 3/17 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Mon Mar 17 1997 05:38 | 26 |
| Eastern Conference
Northeast W L T Pts Atlantic W L T Pts
Buffalo........36 21 11 83 x-Philadelphia..39 21 10 88
PittsburgH.....32 30 7 71 x-DEVILS........38 19 12 88
gOWhAlE........27 33 10 64 Florida.........31 23 16 78
Montreal.......25 32 14 64 NYRangers.......33 28 9 75
Ottawa.........22 33 14 58 Washington......28 35 7 63
Boston.........24 37 9 57 Tampa Bay.......27 35 7 61
NYIslanders.....24 36 10 58
Western Conference
Central W L T Pts Pacific W L T Pts
x-Dallas.......41 23 6 88 y-Colorado......43 18 9 95
Detriot........33 21 15 81 Edmonton........32 32 7 71
Phoenix........32 33 5 69 Anaheim.........29 30 11 69
St. Louis......30 31 9 69 Calgary.........30 34 8 68
Chicago........28 31 12 68 Vancouver.......29 37 4 62
Toronto........26 38 6 58 LAKings.........25 37 9 59
San Jose........23 39 7 53
x-clinched playoff berth
y-clinched division title
|
51.1951 | | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Mon Mar 17 1997 05:40 | 1 |
| You are correct, Steve. Also, Andreychuk got his 500th on Saturday...
|
51.1952 | Joining the immortals | RTOMS::SHERMANS | The former MUNDIS::SSHERMAN | Mon Mar 17 1997 05:56 | 8 |
| Thanks, Karen. That puts them into some pretty rarified company. If
memory serves, Andreychuk would be perhaps the 26th player in NHL history
to achieve 500 goals (or was Joey the 26th?). Can you imagine what it
feels like to see your name on a list that includes the likes of Gretzky,
Howe, Dionne, Esposito, Richard, Messier, two Hulls, Gartner, Mikita,
Beliveau, Mahovlich, Bossy, Lafleur, Bucyk, Perreault, and on and on?
Steve
|
51.1953 | | CAM::WAY | and keep me steadfast | Mon Mar 17 1997 09:12 | 3 |
| Wasn't Mullen the one who started out playing street hockey on roller skates?
Thought I heard that somewhere, although I could be wrong.....
|
51.1954 | Something like that | RTOMS::SHERMANS | The former MUNDIS::SSHERMAN | Mon Mar 17 1997 09:32 | 12 |
| Joey and his brother Brian grew up in Hell's Kitchen, not one of New
York's more fashionable neighborhoods. If you ever hear one of them
interviewed, it will be instantly obvious that they're not from
Western Canada. (Another such case is Brian Noonan, now of the
Canucks, though you New Englanders might think he was speaking
Standard American.)
Apparently, the Mullen boys did some tough growing up, such that even
making it to the NHL is something of an upset. There was talk a few
years back about filming their lives, but evidently nothing came of it.
Steve
|
51.1955 | | SNAX::ERICKSON | | Mon Mar 17 1997 10:16 | 4 |
|
Mullen became the 1st American born player to score 500 goals.
Ron
|
51.1956 | need I put them | AD::HEATH | The albatross and whales they are my brother | Mon Mar 17 1997 11:46 | 4 |
|
Pretty sure Brian Noonan is from Southie. Just another
thug
|
51.1957 | NHL 3/17 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Tue Mar 18 1997 05:25 | 11 |
| Monday 3/17
Buffalo 5 Bruins 1 Audette 2g, Smehlik & Plante g a,Holzinger g,Bourque g
Ottawa 4 NYR 3 VanAllen, Bonk, & Chorske g, Flatley & Gretzky g
Florida 4 DEVILS 1 Lowry, Gustafsson, Hull & Washburn g, Odelein g
Phoenix 3 Blues 2 Tkachuk, Roenick & Finley g, Hull & Peluso g
Tonight:
Buffalo at PittsburgH
Canucks at Colorado
|
51.1958 | NHL 3/18 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Wed Mar 19 1997 05:37 | 16 |
| Tuesday 3/18
Pitts. 5 Buffalo 3 Johnson 2g, Hatcher g a, Moran g, Peca & Grosek g
Colorado 4 Canucks 2 Lemieux 2g, Forsberg g 2a, Yelle g, Odjick & Ridley g
Tonight:
Bruins at Detriot
Florida at NYI
Montreal at NYI
DEVILS at Caps
Flyers at Toronto
Phoenix at Dallas
Sharks at Flames
TB at Oilers
LAKings at Ducks
|
51.1959 | NHL 3/19 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Thu Mar 20 1997 05:37 | 20 |
| Wednesday 3/19
Detriot 4 Bruins 1 Larionov 2g a, Murphy & Ward g, Roy g
Montreal 5 NYR 4 Damphousse g 2a, Savage & Rucinsky g a, Courtnall g a
NYI 7 Florida 4 Palffy 2g a, Reichel & Green g a, Nemirovsky 2g a
Flyers 6 Toronto 3 Lindros 4g 2a, Renberg 2g a, Cooper & Berezin g
DEVILS 2 Caps 2 Zelepukin & Gilmour g, Cote & Pivonka g
Oilers 3 TB 1 Grier g a, Buchberger & Czerkawski g, Zamuner g
Dallas 7 Phoenix 2 Nieuwendyk 2g, Adams & Sydor g a, Tkachuk & Roenick g
Flames 4 Sharks 2 Fleury 2g, Stillman & Hoglund g, Granato & Guolla g
Ducks 6 LAKings 2 Selanne 2g a, Mironov g 2a, Drury g, Stevens g
Tonight:
Florida at Ottawa
Toronto at PittsburgH
Phoenix at Chicago
gOwhaLE at Blues
Sharks at Canucks
|
51.1960 | NHL 3/20 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Fri Mar 21 1997 05:27 | 15 |
| Thursday 3/20
Florida 2 Ottawa 2 Washburn & Hull g, Zholtok & Gardiner g
Pitts. 6 Toronto 3 Mullen 2g, Barnes g 2a, Hatcher g a, Johnson g a
Blues 4 gOWhaLE 1 Turgeon 2g a, Petrovicky & MacInnis g, Primeau g
Phoenix 4 Chicago 2 Tkachuk 4g, Janney & Roenick 2a, Zhamnov & Carney g
Sharks 2 Canucks 1 McSorley & Kozlov g, Gelinas g
Tonight:
Buffalo at Caps
Detriot at NYR
gowhaLE at Dallas
Ducks at Colorado
TB at Flames
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51.1961 | | AD::HEATH | I killed a 6 pack to watch it die | Fri Mar 21 1997 11:41 | 6 |
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Phoenix 4 Chicago 2 Tkachuk 4g, Janney & Roenick 2a, Zhamnov & Carney g
I wathced a bit of this game. If Tkachuk isn't the best LW in the
game I don't know who is.
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51.1962 | very underrated | PHXSS1::HEISER | Maranatha! | Fri Mar 21 1997 13:24 | 1 |
| Yeah he's a monster!
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51.1963 | Shanahan! | FSCORE::PAVEZKA | Hull Bound | Fri Mar 21 1997 14:03 | 1 |
| re .1961
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51.1964 | NHL 3/21 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Sat Mar 22 1997 07:20 | 18 |
| Friday 3/21
Buffalo 4 Caps 1 Dawe 2g, Peca g 2a, Holzinger g, Bondra g
Dallas 2 gOwhale 0 Bassen & Zubov g, Irbe 16 saves
NYR 3 Detriot 1 Messier, Courtnall & Gretzky g, Lidstrom g
TB 4 Flames 3 OT Gratton, Burr & Toms g, Albelin & Titov g
Colorado 4 Ducks 3 Kamensky & Forsberg g 2a, Deadmarsh g, Kariya 2g
Today:
Ottawa at Bruins
DEVILS at PittsburgH
Flyers at NYI
Buffalo at Florida
Caps at Montreal
Phoenix at Toronto
Sharks at LAKings
TB at Canucks
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51.1965 | NHL 3/23 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Mon Mar 24 1997 05:27 | 13 |
| Sunday 3/23
Flyers 2 Colorado 0 Falloon & Otto g, Hextall 19 saves
Chicago 5 Detriot 3 Krivokrasov 2g, Daze & Zhamnov g, Shanahan g a
Ducks 4 Oilers 1 Selanne & Kariya g a, Pronger & Karpa g, Kovalenko g
Dallas 4 Blues 1 Lehtinen 2g a, Modano g 2a, Reid g, Petrovicky g
Tonight:
Bruins at Montreal
PittsburgH at NYR
LAKings at Canucks
Oilers at Sharks
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51.1966 | NHL Standings 3/24 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Mon Mar 24 1997 06:16 | 26 |
| Eastern Conference
Northeast W L T Pts Atlantic W L T Pts
x-Buffalo......38 23 11 87 x-Philadelphia..40 21 11 91
PittsburgH.....34 31 7 75 x-DEVILS........39 20 13 91
Montreal.......26 33 14 66 Florida.........33 24 17 83
gOWhAlE........27 35 10 64 NYRangers.......34 30 9 77
Ottawa.........24 33 15 63 Washington......29 36 8 66
Boston.........24 40 9 57 Tampa Bay.......28 37 7 63
NYIslanders.....25 36 11 61
Western Conference
Central W L T Pts Pacific W L T Pts
x-Dallas.......43 23 6 92 y-Colorado......45 18 9 99
Detriot........34 22 15 83 Edmonton........33 32 7 73
Phoenix........35 34 5 75 Anaheim.........30 31 11 71
St. Louis......31 32 9 71 Calgary.........31 35 8 70
Chicago........28 32 12 68 Vancouver.......30 39 4 64
Toronto........26 41 6 58 LAKings.........26 38 9 61
San Jose........24 41 7 55
x-clinched playoff berth
y-clinched division title
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51.1967 | NHL 3/24 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Tue Mar 25 1997 05:27 | 14 |
| Monday 3/24
Montreal 3 Bruins 1 Rucinsky & Damphousse g a, Tucker g, Stumpel g
NYR 3 Pitts. 0 Driver, Eastwood & Gretzky g, Richter 34 saves
Oilers 5 Sharks 1 Marchant 2g a, Smyth 2g, Czerkawski g, Nazarov g
LAKings 2 Canucks 2 Yachmenev g a, Khristich g, Bohonos & Naslund g
Tonight:
Colorado at gOWHAlE
Flyers at DEVILS
Ottawa at TB
Blues at Caps
Ducks at Flames
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51.1968 | | AD::HEATH | I killed a 6 pack to watch it die | Tue Mar 25 1997 06:35 | 5 |
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Shanahan is great, gotta luv da name, I'll take KT and his PIMS and
points.
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51.1969 | | CAM::WAY | and keep me steadfast | Tue Mar 25 1997 09:31 | 7 |
| You now, if San Jose would get their ass in gear it would really make this
season a special one for me.
Does anyone think that Mike Myers, er, I mean Steve Kasper will be back next
year?
And how bought that Jim Carey -- what a find eh?
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51.1970 | Is hokey like life? | BRLLNT::LONG | Taxation without representation | Tue Mar 25 1997 09:40 | 5 |
| Wasn't it Jim Carey who instigated the "Torr Scale"
to this taveran?
billl
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51.1971 | | MKOTS3::BREEN | From Thurs to Sunday | Tue Mar 25 1997 09:46 | 13 |
| Billl, take another glass of Ensure; That was Jon Casey.
We now know the Bruins are going nowhere for awhile. They need a coach
that can encourage young players and hopefully develop them. Kaspar
will probably be kept to do just that.
I still think Adam Oates saved his job deflecting the heat and
attention off Kaspar until it was too late. I will agree thought that
a lot of the Bruins problems this year have had to do with lack of fire
and motivation. I didn't think Kaspar had had a fair chance when 'Saw
and others wanted to fire him after a few weeks and he made a nice
comeback to get fifth place last year in the east. He's had quite the
good chance by now and has not done the job this year.
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51.1972 | | CAM::WAY | and keep me steadfast | Tue Mar 25 1997 10:24 | 6 |
| > We now know the Bruins are going nowhere for awhile. They need a coach
> that can encourage young players and hopefully develop them. Kaspar
> will probably be kept to do just that.
My dead grandmother could do a better job of that than Steve Kasper, and she's
been dead for twenty-one years....
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51.1973 | Need more than on free agent or maybe a trade or something | AD::HEATH | I killed a 6 pack to watch it die | Tue Mar 25 1997 12:11 | 17 |
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B's have the second worse record in the NHL I believe. San Jose
being in da cellar. The C's have the worst or 2nd worse record in
the NBA and is a pretty good bet to win the Tim Duncan sweepstakes.
Even if the B's do manage to pick up Thorton he alone will not sell
seats in the Fleece Center the way Duncan/Walker will for the C's.
Only way to drum up off season interest for the B's is to can Kasper
and hire a proven NHL coach to at least make the fans believe they
are serious about turning this team around. That being said I like
this team now better than I did in Oct. They are still a solid D'man
and a number one center from being a playoff team but I like what I've
seen from the new guys especially Carter. With a better D in front
of him Carey should/will return to his form of a year ago. I also see
Harry at least make 1 F/A pickup this offseason. Thorton, new coach
and a big name F/A the B's will be back in the playoffs and all will
be forgiven.
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51.1974 | NHL 3/35 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Wed Mar 26 1997 05:59 | 17 |
| Tuesday 3/25
Colorado 4 gOwhaLE 0 Ricci, Kamensky, Foote & Forsberg g
TB 5 Ottawa 0 Selivanov & Cullen g a, Ysebaert & Ciccarelli g
Flyers 4 DEVILS 3 LeClair g 2a, Falloon g a, Guerin & Andreychuk g
Caps 3 Blues 2 Gonchar 2g, Witt g, Pronger & Turgeon g
Flames 3 Ducks 2 Stillman g a, Gagner & McCarthy g, Kurri g a,Kariya g
Tonight:
NYI at Buffalo
Colorado at Detriot
PittsburgH at Montreal
Caps at Chicago
Ducks at Canucks
Toronto at Sharks
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51.1975 | NHL 3/26 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Thu Mar 27 1997 05:34 | 18 |
| Wednesday 3/26
NYI 3 Buffalo 2 OT Andersson, Plante & Berard g, May & Satan g
Montreal 8 Pitts. 5 Recchi 2g 2a, Richer 2g, Lemieux 2g 2a, Hatcher g a
Chicago 5 Caps 3 Amonte 2g, Daze g a, Savard g, Konowalchuk 2g a
Detriot 6 Colorado 5 OT Lapointe 2g, Fedorov & Lidstrom g, Kamensky 3g
Canucks 5 Ducks 3 Gelinas g a, Mogilny, Lumme & Bohonos g, Bellows 2g
Toronto 2 Sharks 1 Convery & Sundin g, Turcotte g
Tonight:
NYI at Bruins
Ottawa at Florida
gOwhalE at TB
NYR at DEVILS
LAKings at Blues
Toronto at Phoenix
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51.1976 | whoa is me | BRLLNT::LONG | Taxation without representation | Thu Mar 27 1997 08:53 | 8 |
| Montreal 8 Pitts. 5 Recchi 2g 2a, Richer 2g, Lemieux 2g 2a,Hatcher g a
This is a testimonial to the fact that as good as Lemieux is,
without Jagr the Pens will probably be an early exit from
the 'offs.
billl
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51.1977 | Not enough behind the superstars | RTOMS::SHERMANS | The former MUNDIS::SSHERMAN | Thu Mar 27 1997 09:54 | 12 |
| > This is a testimonial to the fact that as good as Lemieux is,
> without Jagr the Pens will probably be an early exit from
> the 'offs.
Even if Jagr is back for the playoffs, I think the Penguins are underdogs.
They've got the same problem as the Rangers: their superstars are working
their usual wonders, but the supporting cast isn't getting it done.
Right now, I like Jersey in the East and Colorado in the West, and I hope
the Devils do not win another cup.
Steve
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51.1978 | Hot time in ol' mo-town last night | MKOTS3::BREEN | From Thurs to Sunday | Thu Mar 27 1997 10:54 | 9 |
| Steve I don't know what hockey news you get there but the RedWings and
Avalanche had an old fashioned donnybrook last night with the feature a
Vernon - Roy center-ice three rounder. The hated Claude Lemieux was
bloodied and the Avalanche can't wait to get those "phony;homer" wings
back in Denver.
Oh, a pretty good hockey game broke out decided in ot by the Wings,
5-4. MCCarty, Lemieux' bane got the winner.
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51.1979 | Just warming up | RTOMS::SHERMANS | The former MUNDIS::SSHERMAN | Thu Mar 27 1997 10:58 | 9 |
| Well, clearly the boys are sending each other messages. No, I hadn't heard
about the Colorado-Detroit war, but something like that was to be expected,
given that it was Claude Lemieux' first meeting with the Wings since the
semis.
However, it isn't done like that in the playoffs. I continue to believe the
Avalanche have too many weapons for anybody in the West.
Steve
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51.1980 | 2nd meeting with Lemieux present | ALASKA::LAFOSSE | WHEN THE BULLET HITS THE BONE... | Thu Mar 27 1997 11:33 | 14 |
| Well actually this wasn't the first time since the broken jaw incident for
Lemieux, they met about a week or so ago... I was expecting big things, but it
was actually pretty tame. Last night however was some slugfest... wow... when
was the last time 2 goalies went at it??
great game... back and forth, thought for sure the Avalanche was going to walk
away with it, when they went up by 2...
Anyone have the list of goalies with >300 wins?
I was surprised to see Moog leading the pack... It's a shame Sinden traded him,
I still consider him to be one of the best.
Fra
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51.1981 | | CAM::WAY | and keep me steadfast | Thu Mar 27 1997 11:33 | 9 |
| Boy I wish I could have seen that.
I'll never forget when "Fast Eddie" Giacommin went the length of the ice after
the opposing goalie back when I was a kid.
THOSE were the days when men played the game.
Nowadays, they all wear helmets, the goalies have to stay in their crease, and
if one Canadian calls another a Canuck, he gets taken to task and fined....
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51.1982 | NHL 3/27 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Fri Mar 28 1997 05:27 | 14 |
| Thursday 3/27
NYI 6 Bruins 3 Reichel 2g 3a, Palffy 2g a, Carter g a, Sweeney g
Ottawa 3 Florida 2 Chorske 2g, Duchesne g a, Nemirovsky g a, Warriner g
gOWHaLE 5 TB 2 Rice 2g, Cassels g a, Primeau g, Cullen & Andersson g
DEVILS 4 NYR 0 Guerin, Niedermayer, Thomas & Carpenter g
Blues 2 LAKings 1 Murphy & Courtnall g, Yachmenev g
Toronto 1 Phoenix 1 Hendrickson g, Didick g, Potvin 33 saves
Tonight:
Buffalo at Detriot
Ducks at Chicago
Oilers at Sharks
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51.1983 | | AD::HEATH | I killed a 6 pack to watch it die | Fri Mar 28 1997 06:29 | 5 |
|
Only good thing to come out of the B's game is Ray gettin his 1K
assist. Only watched the first period as the BU game was much more
entertaining.
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51.1984 | | CAM::WAY | and keep me steadfast | Fri Mar 28 1997 10:59 | 2 |
| You have to know that things are REALLY bad when the Ice Landers beat the
Bruins....
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51.1985 | NHL 3/28 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Sat Mar 29 1997 10:34 | 18 |
| Friday 3/28
Detriot 2 Buffalo 1 OT Yzerman g a, Murphy g, Barnaby g
Ducks 4 Chicago 3 Kariya & Bellows g a, Daigneault g, Amonte g a
Sharks 4 Oilers 3 Nolan 2g a, Turcotte 2g, Smyth g a, Lindgren g
Today:
Bruins at NYI (Don't waste your time - watch BU vs. ND, either team
could beat the Bs)
NYR at gOWHALE
LAKings at PittsburgH
Canucks at Flames
Toronto at Colorado
TB at Florida
Montreal at Ottawa
Flyers at Caps
Oilers at Phoenix
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51.1986 | NHL 3/30 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Mon Mar 31 1997 06:55 | 12 |
| Sunday 3/30
Chicago 3 Buffalo 2 Carney, Craven & Dahlen g, Audette g a, Smehlik g
DEVILS 5 LAKings 2 Guerin 2g, Zelepukin g a, Dean g, Stevens g
Blues 3 Flyers 2 Matteau, Petrovicky & Murphy g, Desjardins & Lindros g
Ducks 1 Detriot 0 OT Rucchin g, Shtalenkov 26 saves, Vernon 30 saves
Dallas 3 Canucks 2 Huard, Lehtinen & Adams g, Linden & Roberts g
Tonight:
Florida at PittsburgH
Dallas at Oilers
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51.1987 | NHL Standings 3/31 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Mon Mar 31 1997 07:02 | 26 |
| Eastern Conference
Northeast W L T Pts Atlantic W L T Pts
x-Buffalo......38 26 11 87 x-Philadelphia..43 22 11 97
PittsburgH.....35 33 7 77 x-DEVILS........41 21 13 95
Montreal.......28 34 14 70 x-Florida.......33 25 18 84
gOWhAlE........29 36 10 68 NYRangers.......35 32 9 79
Ottawa.........26 34 15 67 Washington......30 38 8 68
Boston.........24 43 9 57 NYIslanders.....28 36 11 67
Tampa Bay.......29 38 8 66
Western Conference
Central W L T Pts Pacific W L T Pts
x-Dallas.......45 23 6 96 y-Colorado......46 21 9 101
x-Detriot......36 24 15 87 Edmonton........35 34 7 77
Phoenix........35 35 6 76 Anaheim.........33 33 11 77
St. Louis......33 34 9 75 Calgary.........32 36 8 72
Chicago........31 33 12 74 Vancouver.......32 40 5 69
Toronto........28 41 7 63 LAKings.........26 41 10 62
San Jose........25 43 7 57
x-clinched playoff berth
y-clinched division title
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51.1988 | | CAM::WAY | and keep me steadfast | Mon Mar 31 1997 10:11 | 3 |
| FINALLY, the worst in the league......
Go Steve Kasper!
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51.1989 | Kasper countdown 6 more games | AD::HEATH | I killed a 6 pack to watch it die | Mon Mar 31 1997 11:33 | 4 |
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Karen why didn't ya post the 8-2 shalackin da B's took? :*)
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51.1990 | It's a frame of mind thing. | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Mon Mar 31 1997 12:59 | 8 |
| I was switching between the B's game and the BU/ND game. BU didn't
look good, even with the 2-0 lead but they still coulda beaten the
Bruins. Gotta love Ziggy Palffy... way cool name.
BTW - there won't be any scores, from me, tomorrow. I can deal with 12+"
of snow in January/February but I ain't up for dealing with it in April.
I'll be sleepin' in.
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51.1991 | | AD::HEATH | I killed a 6 pack to watch it die | Mon Mar 31 1997 13:08 | 3 |
|
Wuss
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51.1992 | NHL 4/1 | SHARE::DERRY | Color me impressed... | Wed Apr 02 1997 06:35 | 17 |
| Tuesday 4/1
Buffalo 1 NYR 1 Zhitnik g, Tikkanen g, Hasek 37 saves
TB 1 Flyers 1 Gratton g, Brind'Amour g, Puppa 32 saves
DEVILS 1 Caps 0 MacLean g, Brodeur 25 saves, Ranford 26 saves
Blues 1 Detriot 1 Turgeon g, Taylor g, Fuhr 24 saves, Vernon 20 saves
Phoenix 7 Sharks 1 Janney 2g a, Tkachuk g 3a, Ronning & Roenick g a
Chicago 3 Ducks 3 Amonte, Daze & Craven g, Rucchin g 2a, Kariya g a
Tonight:
Montreal at gOWhaLE
Ottawa at Buffalo
Florida at Toronto
NYI at Dallas
Colorado at Flames
Ducks at Sharks
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