This is really informative, thank you for posting. Besides the serious ones and a few obvious ones (at least for people living in Japan, like 刺し箸 or the other 指し箸), I have been guilty of a few of these (looking at you こすり箸 and 橋箸).
Yeah, I thought it was strange to pair Matheson and Savard together; not sure they should stay together for too long, but I can’t say they worked poorly together. But then again, it’s the first game of the season, so I might get proven wrong.
I think Guhle benefits from a mobile partner in general, but I am not convinced Kovacevic is the right person for him. We’ll have to wait and see.
I’m not ready to throw the towel on Slafkowsky yet. I see his problem as being similar to Lindros’s; they’re big guys and never had to keep their heads up in juniors, so they didn’t grow up with that mentality. But I hope St. Louis can impress the need to keep mindful of his surroundings.
This is really informative, thank you for posting. Besides the serious ones and a few obvious ones (at least for people living in Japan, like 刺し箸 or the other 指し箸), I have been guilty of a few of these (looking at you こすり箸 and 橋箸).
This sucks :(
Yeah, I thought it was strange to pair Matheson and Savard together; not sure they should stay together for too long, but I can’t say they worked poorly together. But then again, it’s the first game of the season, so I might get proven wrong.
I think Guhle benefits from a mobile partner in general, but I am not convinced Kovacevic is the right person for him. We’ll have to wait and see.
Yeah, the second period has been kryptonite for some time.
A quick change of subject: what did you think of pairing Guhle with Kovacevic, and Matheson with Savard?
If enough people get off it, the city will be forced to find a better way of communicating with its resident.
Great, nobody should be on Twitter anymore (or バツ or whatever the new name of that shite company is now).
I agree, I would put Hoffman’s contract ahead of Allen’s. But I guess the author doesn’t see it that way?
Neither is rabbit.
If we retire Markov’s number, then we have to retire Price’s.
I’m not ready to throw the towel on Slafkowsky yet. I see his problem as being similar to Lindros’s; they’re big guys and never had to keep their heads up in juniors, so they didn’t grow up with that mentality. But I hope St. Louis can impress the need to keep mindful of his surroundings.