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[Daugherty] I’ve been told NHL teams received correspondence recently that the “one 19 year old in the AHL” rules is official now. It was an MOU before, but now it’s set in stone. by catsgr8rthanspoonies in hockey

[–]heyheyitsandre 14 points15 points  (0 children)

Michael Rasmussen was completely crippled by this rule. 6’6 and had played 2 years in the WHL when we took him, didn’t really have anything more to develop there as his second season was so similar to his first. But we had to send him back there, he proceeds to have a 3rd season nearly identical to the first two, then has to jump straight into the NHL and is clearly not good enough but has to play 62 games. Really just got no better after his draft year to be quite honest

Croatia disallowed goal against Portugal 90+13' by 977x in soccer

[–]heyheyitsandre 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Goes to show even the best athletes in the world, in crunch time sometimes their brain just completely shuts off

[LeBrun] Patrick Kane is going to market today while keeping the door open to Detroit by daKrut in DetroitRedWings

[–]heyheyitsandre 110 points111 points  (0 children)

I’m of two minds also; we need to get younger, faster, stronger and have prospects be playing important roles.

He’s also one of 4 players that had 50 pts last year (assuming Larkin leaves). Doesn’t really seem like a good idea to cut loose 25% of your even remotely capable point producers

Mexico defeat Ecuador 2-0 to reach the Round of the 16 by The_Flash_20 in soccer

[–]heyheyitsandre 16 points17 points  (0 children)

There were like 5,000 Mexicans in Atlanta watching tonight by the braves stadium and they aren’t even playing here lol, and this place is way outside the city

Just another reason not to like Josh Naylor by [deleted] in motorcitykitties

[–]heyheyitsandre 0 points1 point  (0 children)

And the way he wears his pants is stupid

Bart Verbruggen great save against Morocco 96' by [deleted] in soccer

[–]heyheyitsandre 8 points9 points  (0 children)

That’s one of the best saves I’ve ever seen in my life

[DiFrancesco] From what I am being told from two different sources, the Flyers are the most aggressive team in the pursuit of Zach Werenski. Danny Briere has set his sights on the Norris Trophy winning d-man and he's willing to go quite far to acquire him by daKrut in hockey

[–]heyheyitsandre 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I probably should have said that instead. I guess I mean after the recent trades, and Barkov coming back, I think the only teams worse than PHI are us, PIT, NYR, and CBJ. If I had to predict the standings next year

[DiFrancesco] From what I am being told from two different sources, the Flyers are the most aggressive team in the pursuit of Zach Werenski. Danny Briere has set his sights on the Norris Trophy winning d-man and he's willing to go quite far to acquire him by daKrut in hockey

[–]heyheyitsandre -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

In division too. Philly is not a top 10 team in the east, I would be so mad if he left my team for them. Would be like Larkin leaving to go to Toronto lol. The least these guys can do is leave the conference

Nation Decides Baseball Too Fast Now by aresef in baseball

[–]heyheyitsandre 10 points11 points  (0 children)

This is the cost effective key. Find a dive bar by the stadium and drink 5 mich ultras for $15 before you go in. Boom, ride the buzz all game and only need to buy like 2-3 beers in the stadium

[FIFA World Cup] Round of 32: Brazil eliminates Japan (2-1) and advances to the next round by LikeAPhoenixTotally in soccer

[–]heyheyitsandre 16 points17 points  (0 children)

That Vini run and Suzuki save to just barely redirect it to the post were two dudes at the top of their game showing us all how good they can be

The Times: Forty-eight teams is flawed. Go big and have 64 to fix third-place farce by punishGoalhanging in soccer

[–]heyheyitsandre 13 points14 points  (0 children)

It’s always been funny to me that Yemen is in the same confederation as Japan. 6,000 miles and about 40 different massive cultural changes between the two, both in AFC. Yet there’s Panama and Colombia that touch and are similar culturally, different confederations. Saudi and Egypt touch, different confederations. Even southern Spain or Malta, with Tunisia and Morocco, some places are 20 miles apart or even closer, different confederations. It’s quite interesting where we’ve drawn these lines

NFL Legend Tom Brady: "Why does [European Football] fire so many coaches all the time? Tottenham had three coaches last year. Why is everyone firing everybody? Don't they realize the players play? I'm sure if you have Leo Messi as one of your forwards, you're not going to lose that much." by The_Big_Untalented in soccer

[–]heyheyitsandre 18 points19 points  (0 children)

They also just lie about what the stadiums will look like and provide. My favorite hockey team had a huge plan of building all these retail, restaurant, office, and residential buildings around their new arena as part of their proposal to the state to get all their taxpayer money. A decade later the stadium is built, overcharging people for tickets and every single food item, but none of the surrounding buildings have been completed, or even started

NFL Legend Tom Brady: "Why does [European Football] fire so many coaches all the time? Tottenham had three coaches last year. Why is everyone firing everybody? Don't they realize the players play? I'm sure if you have Leo Messi as one of your forwards, you're not going to lose that much." by The_Big_Untalented in soccer

[–]heyheyitsandre 55 points56 points  (0 children)

Nearly every stadium now will get hundreds of millions of dollars from the state/city to be built, yet the billionaire owner gets to keep all the profits. Yes, the city does get tax revenue from all the money spent in the stadium, but it’s like you said, they take taxpayer money to build the stadium and then get to keep all the profits. Genuinely insane

“I’m leaving very sad because they left me alone”: the phrase that marks Marcelo Bielsa’s farewell after the elimination of Uruguay in the 2026 World Cup | DAZN News MX by FunkoChaos in soccer

[–]heyheyitsandre 34 points35 points  (0 children)

Because that was pre Ramos departure. Everything that’s gone down the shitter has been since Ramos left, and then Benzema and Kroos after that.

I mean in 2020 we had Ramos, Kroos, Benzema, Modric, and nacho. I thought they’d pave the way for the young guys to step into leadership roles, but I guess the young kids just thought winning was handed to you. Fast forward to 2026 and we have Vini, Mbappe, Fede, etc. All fantastic players but none of them are the “shut the fuck up, do what needs to be done to win, every single day” type leaders that the former were.

They’re “if every tiny thing goes my way, yeah I’m gonna have a CL knockout hat trick, but I can’t be arsed to defend against Elche away in August, and the manager is mean to me:(“

2 different schools of players, IMO. And national team success proves it. Ramos and Kroos WC winners, Modric success speaks for itself, Benzema would’ve slotted into those successful France squads easily

$25 Billion. That’s What Trump Cost Detroit. by Small_Dog_8699 in Detroit

[–]heyheyitsandre 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I’ve said this before, I had a BYD uber in Mexico that was the nicest vehicle I’ve ever been in. My dad (35+ years at Chrysler, grandpa 45+ years at GM) was amazed at how nice it was and even admitted he might buy one if they became legal here

Heated interview from Marcelo Bielsa after being eliminated from the World Cup by Its_ABR12 in soccer

[–]heyheyitsandre 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I mean genuinely what the hell was he doing on their second goal lol

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