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Connor McDavid did Connor McDavid things last night. 5 assists and just completely dominant. He had an end-to-end rush that ended in a spinorama that led to a goal that was just... wow.

Even by game company standards, those names are stupid.

I did. Colorado losing is always glorious. It's crazy to me that Winnipeg is averaging 6 goals a game against Colorado this year.

They're very popular with the fan base but I don't like 'em. I do, however, like the new versions of the home and road jerseys. I'll be getting one of the road ones for sure.

It looks and sounds to me like the Rockies and the coach aren't in trouble here but that United will be. It's their job to keep him out of the cockpit and he clearly didn't force his way in.

That's a lot of words for "I'm old."

"drove in 100+ runs" - that's RBI

I dunno what you're looking at. Paul Molitor had 113 RBI in 1996. Herr had 110 in 1985. Are you looking at runs and not RBI?

Tommy is in rare company - guys who drove in 100+ runs while hitting less than 10 homers. Pretty sure he and Paul Molitor are the only ones to do it since 1950.

The list: Bobby Orr - once Mario Lemieux - once Connor McDavid - once Nikita Kucherov - once Wayne Gretzky - ELEVEN times

Don't feel like digging up a WNBA thread so I'll put this story here. Gregg Doyel, supposedly a professional journalist, decided that Caitlin Clark's intro press conference was the perfect time to..........hit on her. And somehow he hasn't been fired yet. https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/other/caitlin-clark-addresses-creepy-question-from-reporter-at-wnba-fever-introduction/ar-BB1lOh8Z?ocid=hpmsn&cvid=3aad00a64c5f45d8a3a38f6c386ebabe&ei=10

Imagine how far that ball would have gone with one those late 90s juiced bats. Good lord.

Followed by some kind of announcement about his health, I suspect. He's been very obviously "off" all season.

Good lord, the effort on that play was ridiculous. And to not get the tag......

Detroit needed to win and needed Philly to not lose in regulation. Detroit handled their business with another miracle - tying with 3.3 seconds, killing a penalty in OT, and winning in a shootout. Alas, Philly couldn't handle theirs so Detroit was eliminated. Detroit threw away the playoffs, bottom line.

I'm OK with that.

There's still hope for you - they didn't get to 119 points*. * - no President's Trophy winner with 119+ points has won the Cup.

Michigan staffer and former QB Denard Robinson busted for drunk driving: https://www.mlive.com/wolverines/2024/04/michigan-staffer-denard-robinson-arrested-in-ann-arbor-for-owi.html?outputType=amp He's the second Michigan guy busted for drink driving in the last couple months.

Detroit with a miracle comeback to beat Montreal in OT and stay alive in the playoffs.

With there already being one "Golden" team, I can't see this being the pick.

When my wife & I went to Hawaii, one of my best days there was the day I just sat on the beach drinking Coke and reading a book about the 1992 Dream Team.

Clearly Kentucky was impressed with his 1-8 record against Gonzaga.

A decent part of it is Larkin getting injured against Florida on March 2nd and missing 8 games where Detroit went 2-6. But that doesn't explain DeBrincat absolutely disappearing. Or most of the rest of the offense.

The Wings continue their slide as their offense has just evaporated. Alex DeBrincat hasn't scored since I was in high school. Every player other than Raymond and Larkin has turned into Val Filppula and is passing the puck instead of shooting. Our waiting for somebody to be available to block before shooting. They also all seem to be allergic to one-timers, preferring instead to stop the puck and give the goalie time to get across. Brutal.

During last night's game, Wings forward Andrew Copp was high-sticked in full view of at least one ref and linesman with no call. The refs got together and determined there would be no review because there was no injury on the play. Copp suffered a broken cheekbone on the play.