Solaris

On 4/11/2017 at 11:25 PM, the admiral said:

In China, do game misconducts get you a bullet in the back of your head?

Would certainly solve the issues with some of these players in the NHL.

On 4/11/2017 at 9:36 PM, Cosmic said:

I really hope the discussion about the NHL wanting back in for 2022 in China is just speculation, and not the NHL's actual business plan.  SOUTH KOREA IS RIGHT F'ING NEXT TO CHINA.  I think some Chinese people might take an interest in the 2018 Winter Games, since 1) It's close by 2) their country gets the Winter Games next 3) the Chinese gov't is trying to get everyone interested in the winter sports ahead of 2022.

NHL tried the exact same thing with Japan and trying to expand the interest in hockey. Failed miserably. Also, IOC said they wouldn't allow NHL to go to China if they turned down South Korea. Also, you must not know much about China and South Korea or you would know they have some serious historical issues with each other. China will also never be a hockey country no matter what the NHL does, but the NHL is only interested in China because Chinese investors are paying the NHL.

This entire new obsession with China is pretty ridiculous and pointless.

On 3/11/2017 at 0:03 AM, TRoyConcepts said:

Imagine spending $500 million for a new team of scraps when you could have eventually bought the Coyotes for less than half that

They've had offer after offer for that team. True North tried buying them, a few other people also have, but somehow it just fell through. I wonder how that could happen?

Almost as if, external forces had some magical impact,

Oh yeah, and they're trying to pull the trigger on this whole Vegas team before someone else comes in and captures the market from them.

sorry, those were two separate thoughts. the russia jerseys were real, and I got those off ebay not mexican town.

was in mexicantown in detroit, and good god do they have fakes. every single team you could imagine.

picked up both away and home Russia world cup jerseys for about $50. top notch deal