Comedy SILVER out of Calgary

[dash]

Just a great start tonight.

 

[forty_three]

Just a great start tonight.

I agree!

 

[naslundfan19]

I agree!

Me too

 

[dash]

The Flames need to check into a hotel for their remaining home games.

 

[forty_three]

Jackets fans calling Tkachuk the anti-christ, but they would be building a statue of him if he played here.

He's a fucking pest, but he's a good one.

 

[forty_three]

Congrats dash. Hell of a battle back.

 

[puckhead]

Stupid blue jackets

 

[dash]

Congrats dash. Hell of a battle back.

Very lucky tonight. Team was not good through 40 minutes.

 

[dash]

Hey @forty_three, Korpi was brilliant between the pipes tonight and Torts has the boys playing hard, he's done a fine job with all the injuries the Jackets have had this season.

 

[forty_three]

The system hasn't been exciting to watch but it's been pretty effective. Problem is he is running out of horses to keep it afloat.

 

[dash]

Sad news - Ken King has passed away. RIP.

Ken joined the Flames as President and CEO in the spring of 2001. Over the course of the past twenty years Ken built a strong and vibrant sports and entertainment organization. His relentless focus on customer service and the fan experience enabled the Flames to survive the challenging times they faced early in his tenure and built the foundation for a growing and successful sports entity which includes the WHL Calgary Hitmen, the AHL Stockton Heat, the NLL Calgary Roughnecks and a controlling interest in the CFL Calgary Stampeders.

"Ken was an amazing friend and mentor. He taught all of us so much through his words and actions. An organization never replaces a person like Ken; you simply honour him by going forward with the same passion and energy that he brought to work each and every day," said John Bean, CSEC President and CEO.

ON THE PASSING OF KEN KING

 

[mattola]

RIP King

 

[puckhead]

 

[dash]

^

For a team that usually does the right thing, this decision is wrong. I hope they reconsider.

 

[forty_three]

^

For a team that usually does the right thing, this decision is wrong. I hope they reconsider.

Probably just hoping the players take care of it for them like so many NBA players are doing.

Dick move either way.



Jacobs with the Bruins runs concessions at 9 NHL arenas (including Nationwide). The silence is deafening.

 

[dash]

More teams on the naughty list than on the nice list...

These are the NHL owners who have not agreed to pay arena staff for suspended events

 

[forty_three]

More teams on the naughty list than on the nice list...

These are the NHL owners who have not agreed to pay arena staff for suspended events

To be fair, they should identify the ones that concessions are owned by Delaware North (Jeremy Jacobs' company). Those owners have paid Jacobs a ton of money already and he should let some out.



That said, I would be surprised if McConnell doesn't do something soon.

And Brian Roberts is too busy telling everyone at Comcast/Xfinity that there is no work from home and if they don't come in they have to use vacation days. Still holding techs to service appointments quotas, call center to sales quotes when pretty much the whole country is shut down. I know a lot of people who still work there.

 

[dash]

Lest we forget, the Flames organization butted their way to the top of the queue for the H1N1 vaccine - I really wonder at times why I remain a fan of this team, I mean one meaningful playoff run in the last 30 years, what a joke.

 

[puckhead]

Lest we forget, the Flames organization butted their way to the top of the queue for the H1N1 vaccine - I really wonder at times why I remain a fan of this team, I mean one meaningful playoff run in the last 30 years, what a joke.

Join your family. Come to the dark side.
You know it's the right thing to do

 

[jstewismybastardson]

Join your family. Come to the dark side.
You know it's the right thing to do

yah ... all our owner does is withhold drinking water to his farm workers