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DEL.ICIO.USKari Backs Up Emotion With Action
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Kari Steals One
Kari Lehtonen has got to be thinking that the big Thrasher logo on his jersey is nothing but a giant bulls-eye to opposing teams. For the second time in as many games, and third time in the past four, the defense in front of him allowed 40+ shots to get through on goal. Thursday night, however, Atlanta snuck out of south Florida with a 3-2 victory thanks in great part to the work of the Finnish net-minder.
He had to manage his way through four Panther power plays in the first period to buy time for the offense to show some life. It paid off with eight seconds remaining in the opening session as Bobby Holik sent Atlanta to the locker room with a lead.
Lehts was lights-out and his stellar effort was great to watch. He faced 45 shots, all evenly space through the periods 15-14-16. If you think about it, that works out to having to make a stop every minute and twenty seconds during the game. And that’s just the shots ON goal…it doesn’t count all the near misses and heavy traffic in his midst. All in all, it made for a very busy night!
Maybe he is also starting to wonder if it’s no small coincidence that there is no “D” in Atlanta Thrashers.
Before surrendering a goal with seconds remaining in the game, the only other puck that found it’s way past Kari was on a break by Florida’s Nathan Horton halfway through the second period. It was set up when the Thrashers were caught flat of foot in the neutral zone and Horton made a nice move at the blueline entering the zone.
Regardless, great job Kari…especially since your defense in front of you continues to play like horse….horse…uh, horse something or other.
Little Effort
Not to be overlooked by Kari’s play is Bryan Little’s effort that led to the Thrashers’ second goal of the game. Deep into the third period he took on a Panther defender, won the puck and fed a perfect pass to Mark Recchi after looping behind the net. It was the type of aggressive play that has not been seen too often of late.
As gloomy as this season has turned out, he is one of the bright spots and I’m looking forward to seeing more of him in the seasons to come.
Long Time Coming
Thursday Night’s win in Sunrise, Florida was only the seventeenth regulation win of the season for the Thrashers in 78 games. It was only the fourth since the All Star break and the first on the road since Kari Lehtonen shut out the Washington Capitals 2-0 back on February 2.
The win keeps alive the possibility that Atlanta could still finish as high as 13th in the conference.
(sigh)…I know, I know.
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By LAC
March 27, 2008 11:55 PM | Link to this
Yikes… First…
Real nice effort tonight even got a good number of shots !!!
I guess we are moving in the right direction… we have not lost in about a week.
On the other hand… With this win, we move to fourth from the bottom.
While we want to win, we need that number #1 pick to grab this Stemkos kid… he is GOOD… So kinda mixed on the win.
LA 6 back, TB 3 back St.L tied, but we have more wins than St.L.
So tough choices as the season closes…
By stendec
March 28, 2008 12:32 AM | Link to this
KL displayed mental toughness. At least until that second Panther tally. Ouch. But what the Hell! The Finn turned in a solid performance mentally and physically. Congratulations. Could tell by reaction that goal in closing seconds unnerved him. Hey, young man, a regulation win is a regulation win! Operation Falcon (tank) temporarily on hold. Thank God! Victory was really nice. Pleasant dreams all!
By Ben
March 28, 2008 12:59 AM | Link to this
draft a center
buy a wing
buy d-man
FIRE DON WADELL
By Alan
March 28, 2008 2:04 AM | Link to this
Before surrendering a goal with 63 seconds remaining in the game, the only other puck that found it’s way past Kari was on a break by Florida’s Nathan Horton halfway through the second period.
63 seconds? More like 2.6 seconds :P
By Rawhide
March 28, 2008 6:17 AM | Link to this
Alan - That does it, I’m firing my staff! :o)
By Russian
March 28, 2008 8:17 AM | Link to this
Kari was good all season. He faced 32+ shots on goal every game he played. He will 25 at November. I am really recomend to Don to offering him contract around $2.2, 2.4 and 2.5 mln per years. Yes, it will be 3 years contract for $7 mln. I hope he will take it. Bobby was bust his a* to scored two goals, but we still do not need him. He has to go. Someone said that we need to Draft a Center (Wrong Idea). We have Centers and we do not need them anymore. We have to buy a Couple GOOD D-men. Havelid and Toby are good pair, but anybody else just SUCKS….. Ex, Mak, Pops, Valabik, Kiwi, Klee and Hell Zhitnik are Horroble D-men. They are all third pair with limited minutes to play. Summer Wish List:
1. Draft good and Strong D-Men Or Trade a First draft to Solid First Pair D-men (Cambell or Chara stile)
2. Buy it Solid First Pair D-men
3. Get smart and expirience Coach
4. I want to say get new GM, but it will not happend!
By Russian
March 28, 2008 8:48 AM | Link to this
Here is List D-men with UFA next season. Bold will be my pick. What is about you Don??
Redden, Wade 30 OTT UFA 6.500 Blake, Rob 37 LAK UFA 6.000 Foote, Adam 35 COL UFA 4.600 Norstrom, Mattias 35 DAL UFA 4.250 Stuart, Brad 27 DET UFA 3.500 Kasparaitis, Darius 34 NYR UFA 3.243 Mara, Paul 27 NYR UFA 3.000 Ward, Aaron 34 BOS UFA 2.750 Numminen, Teppo 38 BUF UFA 2.600 Malik, Marek 32 NYR UFA 2.500 Tverdovsky, Oleg 31 LAK UFA 2.500 Hedican, Bret 36 CAR UFA 2.432 Pitkanen, Joni 23 EDM RFA 2.400 Rozsival, Michal 28 NYR UFA 2.100
Bouwmeester, Jay 23 FLA RFA 2.175 Kalinin, Dmitri 26 BUF UFA 2.000
Carney, Keith 37 MIN UFA 2.100 Tarnstrom, Dick 32 CLB UFA 2.000
Smith, Jason 33 PHI UFA 1.976 Campbell, Brian 28 SJS UFA 1.500 Eaton, Mark 30 PIT UFA 1.600 Miller, Aaron 35 VAN UFA 1.500 Salvador, Bryce 31 NJD UFA 1.400
Zyuzin, Andrei 29 CHI UFA 1.400 Liles, John-Michael 26 COL UFA 1.325 Rachunek, Karel 27 NJD UFA 1.400
Wesley, Glen 38 CAR UFA 1.400 Matvichuk, Richard 34 NJD UFA 1.368 Commodore, Mike 27 OTT UFA 1.250 Vandermeer, Jim 27 CGY UFA 1.225 Baumgartner, Nolan 31 DAL UFA 1.200 Modry, Jaroslav 36 PHI UFA 1.200 Nummelin, Petteri 34 MIN UFA 1.100 Gleason, Tim 24 CAR RFA 1.175 Orpik, Brooks 26 PIT UFA 1.038 Foster, Kurtis 25 MIN RFA 1.025 Eminger, Steve 23 WAS RFA 1.000 Hejda, Jan 29 CLB UFA 1.000 Lilja, Andreas 31 DET UFA 1.000
I hope it is readable, but it is good list.
By Russian
March 28, 2008 8:59 AM | Link to this
Damn! It looked so bad and hard to read. Any way if anybody interesting this is a link. UFA D-men
By Nikita
March 28, 2008 9:00 AM | Link to this
My opinion of what we need…
Acquire 2-3 top D-Men. Round it out with Klee/Pops/Kiwi/Valabik/Ex/whoever’s serviceable. Expect to lose Klee and Havelid in the next few years, replacing them with more young talent.
Get the offensive house in order. Possibly hire a top center. Alternatively, take all of the forwards that we have, many of whom are young and 3rd-line-quality now, and work hard on pushing them to whatever potential they have. Hopefully you have then raised a top line center and you don’t have 5 people switching out on the 3rd/4th line.
Resign aging talent (32+ if the person is a producer, 27 if the person isn’t) only for limited periods, at reasonable prices.
Operation Heat on Ice. Or Fire on Ice. Just sayin’. (PJ and Nix, rethinking Ex and Christensen.)
By Midtown Melvin
March 28, 2008 9:34 AM | Link to this
Oh, Nikita! - Girlfriend…don’t leave me out of that man-meat market of yours!
MMM-MMM-MMM!!!!
Oh put me down for that handsome Colby Armstrong….talk about one long drink of water, OH MY!
By Maal
March 28, 2008 10:22 AM | Link to this
:D :D :D
Heh. Horse pucky? Only really funny if you have seen the NHL network “why is it called hockey and not pucky?” commercial.
By J(Z)
March 28, 2008 10:33 AM | Link to this
Maal - I LOVE those commercials!!!!! I just got the NHL Network a couple of weeks ago, and those commercials may be the best part.
I’ve gotta say, this may have been the first time I’ve really rooted against the Thrashers (its a lot easier when on the couch than in the stands). We could’ve been 1 point out of the NHL basement in line for that first pick. So close!!!!!
Operation Believe in Tankland continues tonight in Carolina. I think I’m gonna watch basketball instead…it really isn’t fun rooting against them.
By Alan
March 28, 2008 10:59 AM | Link to this
We could’ve been 1 point out of the NHL basement in line for that first pick.
And the way the draft lottery works, you don’t have to be in the cellar to win the first overall pick.
Despite the chance Atlanta has to sink and draft a top tier player this summer, I’m still rooting for the team. I find rooting against the team very depressing.
By Nix
March 28, 2008 11:14 AM | Link to this
Newbie question:
Who gets to be in the lottery for the 1st overall pick?
By TableHockey
March 28, 2008 11:22 AM | Link to this
Nix - the way i understand it is that all teams that don’t make the playoffs get to draft in order from lowest to highest. The exception is the lottery which allows the winning team to move up in draft order up to 4 spots.
I’m not 100% on that - I’m sure someone will correct me if I am wrong.
By Alan
March 28, 2008 11:29 AM | Link to this
Who gets to be in the lottery for the 1st overall pick?
Only the bottom five teams.
By FormerIslesFan
March 28, 2008 12:30 PM | Link to this
Alan, I don’t think that is correct. I think all of the non-playoffs teams are in the lottery with a decreasing chance to win based on how well/poorly they did (last place team has the best chance). The rule is that a team can only move up a maximum of four spaces so only the worst five teams have a shot at the first overall pick.
By Poor White Thrash
March 28, 2008 12:44 PM | Link to this
Here’s the best explanation I found of the NHL Draft Lottery. Former Isles Fan is right about all 14 teams being in, but only the bottom five have a chance at the No. 1 overall selection.
NHL Draft Lottery
By Bob
March 28, 2008 12:46 PM | Link to this
Operation Believe in Tankland continues tonight in Carolina. I think I’m gonna watch basketball instead…it really isn’t fun rooting against them
I know, I watched B-ball last night instead, the fun is gone watching them. Then they go and screw it up and win, bah! The Kings and Tampa both won, we really needed to lose last night, ah well, they should get beat tonight at least.
By Nix
March 28, 2008 1:15 PM | Link to this
Thanks, all. I guess the long and the short of it is, the Thrasher don’t have to lose all of the rest of their games, but they should try to stay in the bottom 5 if they want a chance at the 1st pick.
Unfortunately, that shouldn’t be too hard for them.
By Poor White Thrash
March 28, 2008 1:20 PM | Link to this
Here are 39 unrestricted free agents, waiver pick-ups, re-signing of Atlanta’s own UFA’s listed from 2004 to 2007. See any Brian Campbell’s, Jay Bouwmeester’s or Andreas Lilja’s on the list?
Adam Smyth, Alexandre Giroux, Bobby Holik, Brad Larsen, Chris Kunitz, Cory Larose, Darren Haydar, Dave Caruso, Denis Hamel, Derek MacKenzie, Eric Boulton, Eric Perrin, Fred Brathwaite, Glen Metropolit, Jaroslav Modry, Jason Krog, Jean-Pierre Vigier, Joel Kwiatkowski. Joey Crabb, Johan Hedberg, Jon Sim, Karel Pilar, Ken Klee, Kevin Doell, Kyle Wanvig, Mark Recchi, Mike Dunham, Milan Bartovic, Pascal Dupuis, Peter Bondra, Ramzi Abid, Rico Fata, Scott Barney, Scott Mellanby, Steve Rucchin, Steve Shields, Todd White, Travis Roche and Vyacheslav Kozlov.
If I am going to pair up defensive partners, without dreaming too much, I like a puck mover/offensive threat paired with a stay-at-home guy. As much as I’d like to keep Toby and Nic together, next year I’d split them up to add size to the pairings.
Enstrom-Salvador ($2 million?) Havelid-Hainsey ($2 million?) Klee-Exelby/Popovic/Valabik
Not sexy, but Salvador is a strong defender and Hainsey is a puck mover and can play in all situations. Plus, he’s a lot cheaper than Campbell and at 27 (6-3, 209 pounds) can be here awhile. Playing with Havelid, he’ll benefit in many ways.
Salvador isn’t well know and like Nic does more than meets the eye. He’s 32, 6-2, 220 pounds, and is worth a three-year deal. Both can log a lot of minutes.
$4 to $5 million per year for these guys means you can look at adding one or two solid centers to replace Holik and Rucchin’s roster spots.
There aren’t a lot of top UFA centers to be had, so it might take a trade to get immediate help to plug that void.
By J(Z)
March 28, 2008 1:59 PM | Link to this
One more regulation loss clinches a spot in the Stamkos lottery! I assume the team with the worst record has a better shot at the #1 overall pick? (Link is blocked at work)
By Bob
March 28, 2008 2:51 PM | Link to this
J(Z), yes, the top 5 (worst 5 clubs) are in the lottery and if you finish the worst, you get more ping pong balls in the drawing than the 2nd team, and so on. I’d like to finish in the worst 3, Operation Tankland is a go.
Here are 39 unrestricted free agents, waiver pick-ups, re-signing of Atlanta’s own UFA’s listed from 2004 to 2007
Man, you could’ve waited a little while longer after lunch to post that list of “players”. Now I have to clean up my keyboard and the whole office is wondering if I have the flu.
By PW
March 28, 2008 3:24 PM | Link to this
Kari played great but not unusual. I’m glad people noticed for a change.
DW says he is not looking for a center and that we have plenty. We had plenty this year and last year. We did not have the right centers for this team. We do not have a first or second line center. Two years later, someone figures out that Bobby can keep up with Kovy.
The Thrashers inherited Bobby’s salary. People seem to forget that. However, he does contribute to the team wherever he is told to play. He stands up and says what needs to be said. Some of those penelties everyone talks about have stopped a goal for the other team. Some of them, are letting the team know not to mess with his team. Everyone takes bad penelties and he has had far fewer of those this year than last.
I think the big issue is that we do not have the right combination so there is too much ice time for some of the players. Cutting ice time for key players is more like trying to get that number one draft pick to me. DW has already proven that he does not mind doing things or making statements about players that hurts the perspective of them for his own gain.
By J(Z)
March 28, 2008 3:50 PM | Link to this
PW - If I remember correctly the Thrashers did NOT inherit his salary. The Rangers had him signed to a ridiculous contract…and after the lockout were able to buy him out. Then he became a UFA, and Waddell signed him.
By kracker
March 28, 2008 6:06 PM | Link to this
Yes, Holik was a bought-out FA and DW signed him for 3 years at $12.75M. The queation now is if Holik will resign here for a third of that. Maybe the better question is how high will DW offer to resign him. Much too high is my guess.
By PW
March 28, 2008 6:20 PM | Link to this
Sorry guys.
By Nix
March 28, 2008 6:33 PM | Link to this
By the way, Nikita, why are you rethinking Ex and Christensen? Did you recently hear them talk, have you re-assessed their potential for aesthetic improvement, or are you rethinking purely in terms of on-ice ability?
By Gary
March 28, 2008 6:51 PM | Link to this
Don’t fret Atlanta fans! Your Atlanta Hawks are going to the PLAYOFFS! Watch tonight as they crush the Chicago Bulls!
Poor Waddell… Billy and Woody just outsmarted him!
By The Other Bob
March 28, 2008 7:46 PM | Link to this
Poor, stupid, Gary…he actually thinks a team nine games below .500 is worth giving sh!t about…
The only reason the Hawks may go to the playoffs is because the NBA East sux!
By ThrasherNY
March 28, 2008 7:46 PM | Link to this
How is “Fire Don Wadell” not one of the options for how the Thrashers can get back to the playoffs in the most recent poll?
With all the chatter on these blogs about firing Jar Jar why has there not been a “who thinks DW should be fired poll?”
By Reality one
March 28, 2008 8:02 PM | Link to this
Don Waddell will not be fired. ASG is retaining him, so give it a rest. Focus on what we need to do in the offseason. Primarily 2 top 4 Dmen and impactful depth up front so we can sustain a forecheck.
By the way, this is what DW told STH at the recent town hall and seems to be consistent with opinions posted here for weeks.
By Brendan
March 28, 2008 8:24 PM | Link to this
Carolina leads, 3-0, in the 2nd period. What can you say about the way the ‘Canes elevated their game after the season-ending injury to Brind’Amour?
By Rawhide
March 28, 2008 8:43 PM | Link to this
Brendan - One cannot say enough about it. Truely an impressive all-around team effort by the Canes…at the EXCACT same time the Thrashers completely collapsed.
They lost Brind’Amour on Feb. 14th….we caught them the next night after that thrilling shootout win in New Jersey. Seemed the division was ours for the taking.
Silly us!
ThrasherNY - Good question…I’ve asked into it.
Reality One - Here is where I agree with you. I fear that you are correct that the ASG will not relieve DW from his GM duties. Because since BL hasn’t a clue how to find a quality GM, he has to figure he needs to keep Don or he might have to put some effort into finding out what it would take to bring in a replacement.
Yes, we need to address our D…problem is that you could copy/paste that comment from 11 months ago. We needed help at center and defense over the summer.
Don’s answer…Todd White and Ken Klee.
Results….17 regulation wins in 79 games after tonight, worst GA/A, worst S/G, worst SA/G, worst 5 on 5 goal ratio, more than likely worst record in the East when all is said and done…and a twenty point drop off from last year.
This season is squarely on DW hands. He gave us “smaller” and “faster”, He made the decision to fire BH, (the only man you can link ANY measurable success in this franchise),…HE talked BL into staying behind the bench, HE wasn’t able to convince Hossa that an atmosphere of winning was prevalent in the organ-I-zation.
Any OTHER franchise this was the situation and he would be gone.
Yes, Don will probably remain next year…you seem to agree with that decision.
I respectfully disagree.
By Thrasher Ryan
March 28, 2008 8:51 PM | Link to this
3:00 left in the 2nd… 4-0 Carolina!
Operation Stamkos keeps looking better and better!
This game is getting fun! Boris “Ogre” Valabik needs to DROP EM with that Erik Cole punk!
Hey, if we’re gonna lose, at least LOSE LIKE MEN! They seem to be doing that, everyone is hitting tonight! Could we set a new record for penalties taken? I know Holik has at least 2 already.
This is crazy! Flipping between the Thrash, the Hawks, NCAA tournament, the Braves, it’s hard to keep up!
I might just stay with the Thrash for the 3rd period… I wanna see some more fights dammit!!!
GO TANKERS!!!
By Brendan
March 28, 2008 8:51 PM | Link to this
Well, let’s see if DW gets it done. If his offseason moves aren’t met with optimism by the paying customers, and the team lays an egg in October, I just hope it won’t be too late. There are “right and wrong” times to fire a GM. Is April 7th the wrong time??
Kovalchuk’s future in Atlanta (2010) hinges on DW’s 2008 offseason moves, including free agent signings for his line on July 1st. Many of these contracts could be “multi-year” deals, impacting our cap for years to come.
Now, if they’re grrreat offseason moves, all the fans will dance the jig. And perhaps Kovalchuk will re-sign with Atlanta down the road. But the ASG must learn … that if they screw this up, many fans aren’t coming back. They won’t renew season tickets out of “pity” on September 10th or so. They just won’t get renewed. Period, the end. And that’s not good for ANYONE.
By Thrasher Ryan
March 28, 2008 9:06 PM | Link to this
4-1 Carolina after 2. Slater got a shorty.
Reality One—Thanks for the laugh! I disagree, my friend. The fans have spoken, the question is Will Bruce Levenson be MAN ENOUGH to face the facts and do what is RIGHT for the team?
I hope so. But in reality, I think he is only focusing on the Atlanta Hawks right now. You know, the BETTER of his 2 teams right now…
We’ll see though… April 7th will be the day many decisions are made. If not by the ownership, by the fans.
Now, lets get back to this game tonight. Anyone else notice how quick the Ref/Officials are to PREVENT Boris “Ogre” Valabik from starting stuff? Really weird…
By Jar Jar Binks
March 28, 2008 9:19 PM | Link to this
With all the chatter on these blogs about firing Jar Jar why has there not been a “who thinks DW should be fired poll?”
Wesa tink Jar Jar poll by BlogWorld big misstakey. Mesa have plan, Jimmi Slaterland take us to Cup. Yousa big dum dum, Spirit Group Army win long time, happy ending
By Nikita
March 28, 2008 9:27 PM | Link to this
By the way, Nikita, why are you rethinking Ex and Christensen? Did you recently hear them talk, have you re-assessed their potential for aesthetic improvement, or are you rethinking purely in terms of on-ice ability?
Ex — the 7th Man photos from last year (where he’s touring the fans around the practice facility in a baseball cap) make him look affable and fun, which is a relatively short trip to cute. Also, he really does look ok in the Blueland promos. I think the key is hair and weight management. Plus, he’s suddenly gotten better on the ice, as well — though he and Stevie Mac will be in my dog house till next season, at least, based on the rest of the season.
On youtube there’s a video of Christensen and Jocelyn Thibault playing their musical instruments (guitar, drums) — they both look relatively good there (Thibault is really cute), and Christensen is way more relaxed/friendly than usual. Plus, in general, scoring is sexy…I like Christensen’s general style, and will like him more if he stays healthy and begins to produce consistently.
By The Other Bob
March 28, 2008 9:38 PM | Link to this
Reality One - It’s 6-1 Carolina….we are on our way to losing for the FOURTY SEVENTH time in 79 games….it would be an Eastern Conference high THIRTY NINTH loss of the year.
We have THREE wins since February the 15th,…TWO of them in regulation. That is THREE wins in NINETEEN games!
THAT is expansion year sh!t, dude!
So tell me…are we “moving in the right direction”?
Are we “closer than people may think”?
Are you SERIOUSLY saying you have NO problem with the same person who put this peice of sh!t product on the ice back for another year to run the team FURTHER into the ice?
Please tell me you are not THAT stupid!
PLEASE tell me that!
By Rawhide
March 28, 2008 9:47 PM | Link to this
Correction Other Bob…7-1 now.
The fans in Carolina are having a lot of fun tonight, aren’t they guys. They are up there laughing at us.
But you know what…we deserve to be laugh at.
Our “defense” deserves to be laugh at.
Mostly…the coaching staff deserves to be laughed at.
Don Wad-Frikin’-dell deserves to be laugh at.
We are a laughing stock 10 years in the making, guys!
And Bruce Levenson doesn’t seem to think that the person responsible for this joke needs to be replaced. He should be allowed to give it a go again!
Beeeeeeee-U-TEE-FUL!
By Nix
March 28, 2008 9:55 PM | Link to this
We had 72 PIM tonight. Just out of curiosity, does anyone (stats?) know how often a team has 60+ minutes in the penalty box?
By Thrasher Ryan
March 28, 2008 10:00 PM | Link to this
Oh my god! I turned that sh!t off and watched Davidson spank Wisconsin! 7-1!!! Good god, that’s pitiful!
Reality One—Look man. Get with it. Quit posting your bullsh!t. Waddell is gone with the wind.
Sorry, bud.
By Rawhide
March 28, 2008 10:04 PM | Link to this
Nix - Don’t really know the answer to that question…but check this out.
It was a game in November of last season against the Caps…176 total PIM.
By Nikita
March 28, 2008 10:12 PM | Link to this
Tonight, total humiliation. That’s all I have to say about that.
And Nix and PJ, Valabik = major hottie. Much hotter in person.
By Nix
March 28, 2008 10:22 PM | Link to this
Thanks for the link, Rawhide. That must have been quite the game. Did they play at all that 3rd period?
Nikita, not surprising. His winger photos is one of the best ones and most of them don’t do the guys any justice. From an appreciating hotness standpoint, it’s a shame he’s practically jailbait. But, in terms of hockey, I’m all for the youth movement, so I’ll get over it :-) Btw, where did you see him in person?
By The Other Bob
March 28, 2008 10:33 PM | Link to this
Hey Reality One….come on back dude!!! Tell us how Don deserves another year…tell us about how this team is better since he fired Bob.
Tell us how this night’s 7-1 embarrassment shows us that the team he put together and talked BL into letting him coach for the last 76 games is any further proof DW is the man to move us forward!!
Come on, RO…we all wanna know!
By Dunwoody_Kevin
March 28, 2008 10:51 PM | Link to this
Hey Brian, I mean Reality One……. WELCOME BACK! It’s tough being the last one to realize things, huh???? HEE HEE HEE!
By R. Stroz
March 29, 2008 12:18 AM | Link to this
I’ve been out of town all week, has Duckman been fired yet?
By WTF?
March 29, 2008 12:25 AM | Link to this
Why do we have people on here talking about how hot players are? Is this the Britney Spears celebrity blog or something? I don’t give a sh!t about any of that nonsense and most of the people on here don’t care either. Do us a favor, go back to the kitchen or rewatch the movie of the week on Lifetime.