"Too much people sayed: "is Fake Hollywood
Movie Rock" and "Foam Rock" I wish people
wood not sayed such things. Is not Fake Movie
Rock is real rock is very heavy rock and was
really 2 rocks one rock on another rock!!
Why wood I lift Fake Move Rock?!?!! is dumb this. People is say anything on internet."
Whatever the case about the rock Richoff this poor Icelandic Girl is about to make a terrible terrible mistake.....she has Andrew Luck or Andrew Dalton in her Fantasy League cuz she only drafts guys named "Andrew" and she is threatening to start LUCK. Rescue this Woman. This is not only your DUTY Rich it is your Fate....and her's.....
That settles it thanks guys! I'm starting Luck! ��
— Annie Thorisdottir (@IcelandAnnie) September 21, 2016
— Annie Thorisdottir (@IcelandAnnie) September 21, 2016
Ok who should I start this week - Andrew Luck or Andy Dalton ? ��
— Annie Thorisdottir (@IcelandAnnie) September 21, 2016
— Annie Thorisdottir (@IcelandAnnie) September 21, 2016
A more Perfect Avenue could not possibly exist.
Swoop Down, Demand that she start Dalton
ask her for Her Trust. Tell her that your only interest is to Save Her.
Works Out to a bet on Dalton to do better than Luck, the Prize?
Her Eternal Affection. And a place to stay....in Iceland.
If it doesn't work, I'll figure out a way to convince Her that it wasn't your fault.
Swoop Down, Demand that she start Dalton
ask her for Her Trust. Tell her that your only interest is to Save Her.
Works Out to a bet on Dalton to do better than Luck, the Prize?
Her Eternal Affection. And a place to stay....in Iceland.
If it doesn't work, I'll figure out a way to convince Her that it wasn't your fault.
Full Disclosure: Yes, the possibility exists that this plan doesn't work and she hunts you down then whoops your ass but this is a GAMBLING Forum and while "Yes" also....Dalton is facing Denver Broncos Defense while Luck is at Home vs. Chargers....both of which do not bode well for this plan working...at least Dalton is not playing in PRIMETIME so.....
U.S.A. stinking up the joint
They lose 4-3.......0-3 in the Tournament.......Horrible showing.
WhaT sucks more is that NA is out and is so fun to watch, and was probably the team to beat Canada. if I was running this tourny, first I'd get rid of the exhibition games. Then I'd get rid of the groups. Everyone plays 7 games (once against everyone) top 4 make the play off. 1 against 4, 2 against 3. 3 game is kind of pointless.
semi's
the greek
Canada -350
Russia +245
o/u 5.5
http://www.cbc.ca/sports/hockey/nhl/wharnsby/world-cup-hockey-canada-russia-1.3775911
Another chapter pitting the two most successful nations in hockey history never gets old, especially in late September on the 44th anniversary of the 1972 Summit Series. Watching another chapter in the Crosby-Ovechkin rivalry, four months after Crosby and the Pittsburgh Penguins got the better of Ovechkin and the Washington Capitals in the second round, will be worth it.
Canada and Russia haven't met in the playoff round of a Canada Cup/World Cup since Dale Hawerchuk took the draw in his own end, leading to the magic of Mario Lemieux and Wayne Gretzky that resulted in Lemieux's classic game winner in 1987.
Twenty-nine years later finds Crosby and the Canadians on a roll. They have a 13-game win streak in best-on-best hockey, dating back to a 5-3 loss against the United States in the final game of the group stage of the 2010 Olympics in Vancouver.
Since that loss, Canada has won gold in Vancouver and again four years later in Sochi. Canada also has won back-to-back IIHF World Championships, the first of which saw Crosby travel abroad and beat Ovechkin and Russia in the final in 2015.
Russian redemption?
Meanwhile, the Russians are vying to overcome a string of embarrassments on the world hockey stage. Sure, they have won world championships as recent as 2012 and 2014, but consider this:
Depth is Canada's strength
Head coach Mike Babcock and his players have picked up where they left off in Sochi, playing a relentless fore-checking and back-checking game that has produced more than enough offence to get the job done.
They have speed, goaltending, depth and a collection of players who have plenty of experience in winning big games.
"You need to find different ways to win, and whether it's goaltending or special teams or someone different stepping up and getting a big goal, I think that the depth that we have has allowed us to have success," Crosby said.
Success that the Russians would like to experience, but success it doesn't appear the Canadians are ready to relinquish.
the greek
Canada -350
Russia +245
o/u 5.5
http://www.cbc.ca/sports/hockey/nhl/wharnsby/world-cup-hockey-canada-russia-1.3775911
Another chapter pitting the two most successful nations in hockey history never gets old, especially in late September on the 44th anniversary of the 1972 Summit Series. Watching another chapter in the Crosby-Ovechkin rivalry, four months after Crosby and the Pittsburgh Penguins got the better of Ovechkin and the Washington Capitals in the second round, will be worth it.
Canada and Russia haven't met in the playoff round of a Canada Cup/World Cup since Dale Hawerchuk took the draw in his own end, leading to the magic of Mario Lemieux and Wayne Gretzky that resulted in Lemieux's classic game winner in 1987.
Twenty-nine years later finds Crosby and the Canadians on a roll. They have a 13-game win streak in best-on-best hockey, dating back to a 5-3 loss against the United States in the final game of the group stage of the 2010 Olympics in Vancouver.
Since that loss, Canada has won gold in Vancouver and again four years later in Sochi. Canada also has won back-to-back IIHF World Championships, the first of which saw Crosby travel abroad and beat Ovechkin and Russia in the final in 2015.
Russian redemption?
Meanwhile, the Russians are vying to overcome a string of embarrassments on the world hockey stage. Sure, they have won world championships as recent as 2012 and 2014, but consider this:
- -At the 2010 Winter Games in Vancouver, Russia's high hopes were dashed with the humiliation of a 7-3 defeat by Canada in the quarter-finals.
- -Four years later, on home soil and playing in front of Russian president Vladimir Putin, Ovechkin and his national team teammates suffered another early Olympic flameout, losing to Finland 3-1 in the quarter-finals.
- -The Russians hoped to exact a measure of revenge on Canada at the 2015 world championship in Prague. They advanced all the way to the gold-medal final, only to be humiliated with a 6-1 loss to Crosby and Canada.
- -Would the following spring be different? This time, Russia was back performing at home, hoping to make up for the Sochi debacle. But again, Russia was upset in the semifinal with a 3-1 loss to Finland. Russia had to settle for bronze after throttling the United States 7-2 in the third-place game.
Depth is Canada's strength
Head coach Mike Babcock and his players have picked up where they left off in Sochi, playing a relentless fore-checking and back-checking game that has produced more than enough offence to get the job done.
They have speed, goaltending, depth and a collection of players who have plenty of experience in winning big games.
"You need to find different ways to win, and whether it's goaltending or special teams or someone different stepping up and getting a big goal, I think that the depth that we have has allowed us to have success," Crosby said.
Success that the Russians would like to experience, but success it doesn't appear the Canadians are ready to relinquish.
Russia's Sergei Bobrovsky has stopped 91 of 96 shots in World Cup play for a .948 save percentage.
Canada’s Carey Price, who has allowed two goals in two games and has .968 save percentage, might have better overall numbers. But in some ways, Bobrovsky has been the better goalie because of the increased workload and also because he’s operating without a safety net.
“I feel very good,” said Bobrovsky, who battled with groin injuries for most of last season. “Yeah, I had some tough times obviously, but I feel great right now and I feel ready mentally and physically. It helps you because you believe in your body. You know you can rely on your body and everything works in the proper way.
“It’s all about processes. You move on every day.”
The last time these teams played in the exhibition portion of the tournament, Bobrovsky was pelted with 48 shots in a 3-2 overtime loss to Canada. At the other end of the ice, Price’s workload was so light in that game that he could have gone out for a coffee between shots.
