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The morning after
Jason Gregor
June 29 2009 09:19AM
It's Monday morning and I'm bagged from an awesome weekend. The draft was a blast and was a great experience to take it in live from Montreal. Then Sunday my family had a party for my mother, who got her Doctorate in May. What an awesome achievement for her to fulfill a lifelong goal at the young age of 64. Good job, Mom!
I read Ray Ferraro's article about how proud he was to see his son pull on a Red Wings jersey, and it was a similar feeling for me when I saw my Mom get her Doctorate on May 21st. The difference is I will never relate to that because there won't be a Doctorate in my future… ha ha (?)
Bye bye Brodz
In the meantime, some thoughts on the Brodziak trade: The Oilers lost the trade, because they gave up a player who is already playing in the league for two who might never play in the NHL.
This trade was more about creating a spot for Gilbert Brule or Marc Pouliot to play centre on a regular basis next year. Brule has more grit and probably more offensive upside. Pouliot - of whom I am not a huge fan - is a better scorer but he is just as soft, if not softer than Brodziak.
After the draft I had a brief conversation with Steve Tambellini about the trade and what was his thinking when he pulled it off.
"We do need to change our line up a bit. We have too many bodies at forward. We are willing to give some people a chance who haven't had a chance before."
That's where Brule and Pouliot come in. He also hinted that he'd like to move another player before July 1st, so he would have a bit more room to sign a free agent. I don't think that move will be a blockbuster type deal; rather it will be a deal similar to Brodziak.
I was told that Cogliano is not someone they are interested in dealing right now. Of course no player is untouchable, but they strongly believe he has a big upside.
Late-night return
I wrote a few weeks ago that the TEAM 1260 was going to make more changes, and they'll unveil another change tomorrow night. After a nine month hiatus, a live local show will return weeknights from 9-12, starting Monday. Corey Graham will host Game Night, and he'll have drop in co-hosts from time-to-time and is planning on making late night sports radio fun in Edmonton.
"The show will be pretty loose. I'm going to put a younger spin on it. We're going to talk lots of hockey, but we'll focus on other sports as well. I'm going to work on making the show fun and entertaining. Night time radio needs to be less about strict format, and more about fun, insightful sports talk. I hope to bring that starting Monday."
Game night will be great for the station and the sports fan in Edmonton. The show will try a few different angles between now and the hockey season, so expect some interesting topics and ideas starting this Monday.
A big thank you goes out again to the readers of the Nation. It was a wild weekend - I hope you enjoyed it as much as I did and I gave you your money's worth. In talking to other media types at the draft, few could believe how I got to Montreal and the passion of the Oilers fans has been put on display yet again. If these three sites weren't already on the radar of national media personalities before, they are now.
Somewhere Wanye is smiling as he cracks open his first beer of the day.
June 29 2009, 09:26AM
Nice work this weekend Gregor, donations well spent I'm sure!
I was kinda disapointed that we didn't really do anything besides the Brodziak trade but I guess 24 other GM's didn't really do much either. Of corse Calgary landed Jaybo but I wasn't that shocked, stupid flamers.
I heard Tambo was labeled "Mr. Conservative", not really what I wanted to hear. Hopefully he has some moves in place for Wednesday.
June 29 2009, 09:27AM
Oh ya, any chance Stoll makes a return to E-town??
Great work this weekend Gregor.
June 29 2009, 09:38AM
I can't understand the Brodziak move. If you're giving away people for free (basically, that's what the deal came down to), why not give away MAP rather than Brodziak? Or if you're set on throwing Brodiak out the door, why not at least make him a throw-in sweetener on a real deal that will help your club? I think they threw away an asset here. Poorly handled. These Bigos and Roy guys had better turn out to be special players.
@ Ender the Dragon: why? who would want Pooalot? I wouldn't give a draft pick for him.
Great coverage over the weekend! Well worth the donation and there's no better cause than the Stollery. I'm pumped about the new late night show but have a question for Jason: If this show will be competing with Tencer, will the Oilers allow the players and coaching staff to be available for interviews with a competing station? I hope not as their is plenty of room in this market for two good shows.
@ Ender the Dragon: I am a little concerned about the faceoff dot now. Brodz was the only guy besides Horcoff who won more faceoffs than he lost last year. I hope Tambo has that particular thought on the brain as he cooks up some trades.
June 29 2009, 09:53AM
How was Brule's faceoff% last year in the AHL? If he wasn't strong down there then yikes, we totally lost when it comes to the Brodziak trade.
Great work this weekend Gregor! Can't wait to see how you will top it next year
June 29 2009, 09:58AM
Hey Gregor, did you have any indication as to what Ott was looking for from the Oil for Heatly?
In today's Journal, Jim Matheson points out something already mentioned here on The Nation. EDMONTON MAY MAKE A FREE AGENT PLAY FOR NYR CHECKING CENTER BLAIR BETTS. He mentions how the local product played for Tom Renney and even has a quote from Glen Sather suggesting as much. I played a good chunk of my peewee and bantam hockey against Blair, and think he'd be a great fit.
June 29 2009, 10:00AM
@ Cam:
Absolutely right. And Brodz had pretty good numbers for the kind of minutes he was getting. While it is possible that Brule might be capable of the same performance (we'll see), all it will take is one injury to an Oiler center and I think that people will be remembering this trade with a lot less enthusiasm.
People also seem to forget that it wasn't Brodziak straight up for 2 picks. We had to give up Brodziak and the 161 pick which the Wild turned into Red Deer goaltender Darcy Kuemper. So are Kyles Bigos and Olivier Roy really that good that we felt the need to throw out a roster player that wins face-offs (an area that we already proved we were miserably lacking in last season)just to get one of them when we might have picked up the other at 161 anyway?
June 29 2009, 10:04AM
Great stuff Gregor! Friday especially. I am usually found on 5 different Oiler related sites on draft weekend, but this year I didn't bother. The posters on the other big two sites were just quoting you anyway. I read somewhere there was a quote where MPS stated interested in signing and joining the system right away. Do you beleive there's any chance he's not playing for Timra next year? Thanks
@ Ender the Dragon:
Can U say Marty Reasoner???????????
June 29 2009, 10:07AM
"Corey Graham will host Game Night, and he'll have drop in co-hosts from time-to-time and is planning on making late night sports radio fun in Edmonton."
Good! I have been boycotting the other guys and am glad to have something back in Gregor's old slot. Awesome.
What really ticks me off is the fact the Oil did nothing to address the faceoff issue last year when they knew it was an issue.Pouliet???Give me a break...Tamlo is trying to save face for Lowe. They might as well of kept Brodz as the chicken is many degrees worse then Brodz.The only "grit" Quinn will see from Chicken Kiev is the grit that all chickens eat. Ok Tams, prove me wrong. The clock is ticking....
June 29 2009, 10:18AM
@ Rogue:
Wow, one small trade and it seems like Tambo is already getting written off by some people. I wasn't overly happy with the trade myself but there still plenty of time.
June 29 2009, 10:21AM
TO OTT 191st overall pick (7th round) to Ottawa
TO EDM A sixth-round draft choice next season
You call that a small trade???
What do you people want from Tambo? Roster player for roster player? A deal that will be remembered in 20 minutes let alone 20 years? Do you think a team with as much success of late as the Oilers really needs to be shaken up that badly?
*bursts into tears and runs to find pom poms from The Run in '06*
Gregor wrote:
If these three sites weren't already on the radar of national media personalities before, they are now
Three sites? ON, and what? CopperNBlue and Team1260? Lowetide, jeanshort's? What other tidbit of Oiler news am I not reading? I need to know, c'mon, I even read eklund for Oiler "news" so I need them all
June 29 2009, 10:26AM
@ Wanye Gretz:
Looks like you are almost ready to write off Tambo too. We weren't the only team that didn't do a blockbuster move at the draft, there were more than 20 teams that didn't. Don't worry ubtil its a week after free agency, if we haven't done anything by then you can pull out the pom pom's and burst into tears.
June 29 2009, 10:28AM
@ Wanye Gretz:
That was the only thing Tambo did this weekend that I had no problems with. This wasn't a particularly deep draft anyway, so taking a higher pick next year where you potentially pick up a noticeably better player; that makes a ton of sense to me.
To me, it shows patience and a willingness to build a really strong system for the future. I'd much rather that than the guy who makes the deal with the devil for 5 seasons of future sadness down the road in exchange for one or two reasonably good ones now.
June 29 2009, 10:31AM
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They might as well of kept Brodz as the chicken is many degrees worse then Brodz.The only "grit" Quinn will see from Chicken Kiev is the grit that all chickens eat.
~Yeah. I totally agree.
June 29 2009, 10:40AM
Words are great and all Gregor, but where are the pictures of the hot french women?
Also, is it a certainty that it will be Brule in for Brodz or will Pouliot trump him because he has more experience? Any other details on the draft picks we got for Brodz? They sound like they have decent potential?!?
Just wanted to to say what a FANTASTIC job you did covering the draft Gregor. I'm a huge fan of your show and between your updaes on The Team and the blogging on this site you provided by FAR the most comprehensive draft day coverage from an Oiler perspective. Thanks!
OH My GOD!!! they traded Brodziak! ...get over it ladies. I hope Tambo dumps a few more salaries as well. It's July and the girls are already fretting over 4th liners.
June 29 2009, 10:46AM
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OH My GOD!!! they traded Brodziak! …get over it ladies. I hope Tambo dumps a few more salaries as well. It's July and the girls are already fretting over 4th liners.
Same thing was said last year regarding Reasoner and Stoll....
June 29 2009, 10:48AM
@ druds:
I think the dimsmay over Brodz is that he was second on the team in faceoffs and was very low paid. We should have just kept him and tried to move Poo or Schremp instead. I'm with you though, no reason to fret just yet.
June 29 2009, 10:50AM
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@ scorecoff hemmercules:
I'm not concerned about Tambo in the least. If I were the Oil I would be looking to unload salaries not pick up new ones at the moment anyway.
Ender the Dragon wrote:
To me, it shows patience and a willingness to build a really strong system for the future. I'd much rather that than the guy who makes the deal with the devil for 5 seasons of future sadness down the road in exchange for one or two reasonably good ones now.
This is a great quote and I agree with you completely Ender. I would be happy to see this system built if it meant a sustained place in the top 4 in the West. On a personal note I am getting quite used to having diddly squat to cheer for here on the Nation and don't know if my liver could handle a playoff run anytime soon.
@ everyone. Settle down! I'm not even an oil fan, but you guys are getting all bent out of shape over this? As I posted earlier, Matheson states not to pencil Brule or Pouliot in too fast, as they may go after Betts. Betts is a solid pk/faceoff guy. Bottom line - give em a week or 2 to address the issues. If they don't, then get all over them! A week from now they could have Betts and Malhotra in place and everyone will be saying how smart and well prepared Tambo is. Sheeesh.
June 29 2009, 10:53AM
@ RossCreek:
Well said, for a flames fan.
June 29 2009, 10:54AM
@ RossCreek:
Science indicates that Oiler fans are bipolar. Ask I'm a Scientist! and I think he will concur.
June 29 2009, 10:57AM
Rusty Shackleford wrote:
Science indicates that Oiler fans are bipolar. Ask I'm a Scientist! and I think he will concur.
I'm sorry Rusty .... I don't know what got into me. Don't be mad.
I don't think Oiler fans are bipolar at all. Given the difficult nature of the past three years I think it's a testament to our stability that we remain interested in the team in the least. G7SCF to missing the playoffs three straight years. Yet RX1 has remained sold out the entire time?
Sounds like a model of consistency to me.
@ I'm a Scientist!: I'm a Scientist! wrote:
Also, is it a certainty that it will be Brule in for Brodz or will Pouliot trump him because he has more experience?
Pouliot - 141gp - 39 points (played 63 games last year) Brodziak - 175gp - 59 points (played 79 games last year) Brule - 157 gp - 35 points (played 11 games last year)
Where is the "more experience" that you speak of? If Tambo needed to get rid of Brodziak to make room for Brule - why didn't he just send Brodziak or Pouliot down last year?
Brule had more NHL experience than both of those guys heading into last season. He by far, outperformed those 2 in training camp but was sent down due to waiver concerns (is my guess).
When a club trades awway a bonifide roster player in Torres do you not think that they should be getting a player that can atleast play ahead of 51 an 78?
RossCreek wrote:
@ everyone. Settle down! I'm not even an oil fan, but you guys are getting all bent out of shape over this?blockquote> I don't know what blog you are reading but it seems to me that everyone is sjsut kind of scratching their head and wondering "what's up?". I am certainly not overly worried since I don't know what other pans are in the fire. If Oct 1 comes around and Horcoff is the only guy that can win faceoffs, at that point you will hear some panic. You can bet that we will have some new centres by Oct 1 or Tambo would not have pulled the trigger on the Brodz trade. Was Brodziak an RFA? Did he maybe want too many dollars? I remember how much they are willing to pay fourth line players (like GlenX) so that could be the motivation.
I think the Oil did pretty good at the draft. Not sure why they took the goon so early, but whatever.
Phaneuf is still the ugliest SOB in the league. Not one draftee is uglier than Dion "Piss Tank, HF) Phanuef
June 29 2009, 11:19AM
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@ RossCreek: Science indicates that Oiler fans are bipolar. Ask I'm a Scientist! and I think he will concur.
I concur. But ask me again in twenty minutes and i might have to disagree. And if i disagree with you, it is because you are wrong.
June 29 2009, 11:22AM
rindog wrote:
Where is the "more experience" that you speak of?
63 games vs. 11 games. Seems like more experience to me. I was just thinking of last year, but thank you for clearing that up. I had no idea that Brule has played that many NHL games! I hope he makes the cut, or that we get Betts or somebody else to fill the role.
June 29 2009, 11:22AM
Congratulations to your mom, Gregor. I have a lot of respect for people who accomplish things like that.
And on a different note, I didn't like the Brodziak trade but it's going to be hard to judge for sure until we see what Tambellini does over the summer. I do wish he hadn't been traded inside the division, but it's possible that Fletcher/Richards (who had him in Wilkes-Barre) were the highest bidders.
@ rindog:
They sent down Brule for a year because he had been rushed by Columbus and they wanted to give him a year to develop.
Last year in his age 21 season Brule got 24 pts in 39 games (.615 PPG). Brodziak got 32 pts in 56 AHL games (.571)in his age 21 season on a better team.
Obviously Brule was somehat better in junior. He still is only 22.
Brodziak is ahead of Brule right now but has likely reached his maximum potential. Brule likely will pass him in a year or two if he stays healthy and has the potential to significantly move up the depth chart.
Two things to keep in mind: 1)Edmonton is not going to win the Cup this year 2)The salary cap is going to go down next year and teams will be giving good players away for nothing.
If I am Tambi, I stay away from all the high priced guys, try and dump some salary, try to develop some low cost players and bide my time until the cap comes down and then take advantage.
As for the trade of our 7th for a 6th. Maybe Tambi will get a 5th for that 6th next year and so on year after year until he converts that 7th into a first!
I guess trading a fourth line center that got 14 goals last year to bring up Brule or Poo is a smart move. Can anyone tell me any other fourth line players in the league that scored 10? Tamb hasn't done any thing to improve the team. Blair Betts don't bust me up! We need at least two centerman and one player that likes to shoot the puck. What about the tender? Tambo needs to call up Mr Crackberry and get another phone cause the one he has doesn't work or he doesn't know how to use it!!!!!!!!!
ryan wrote:
Tambo needs to call up Mr Crackberry and get another phone cause the one he has doesn't work or he doesn't know how to use it!!!!!!!!!
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June 29 2009, 11:41AM
I think everyone's gotta get over Brodziak.
There's a reason that all we got was a couple of draft picks. If he was worth more, he would get more.
Fourth line centres who aren't physical and don't bring any offense are more than just a dime-a-dozen - there's a whole other league full of them too (AHL).
Sure he won a couple draws but I really don't think Tambo is going to completely ignore the club's lack of faceoff men and a good checking centre.
Relax. It's June 30th.
I for one am in agreement with all those who are suggesting Tambo hasn't had sufficient time to improve our hockey team. He did some favorable things at the trade deadline, made some decent draft choices, and moved an apparent underachiever. For all those who think he's already failed (@ryan for instance)...cut the guy some slack. Let's see what the team looks like in Sept/Oct before we send out the lynch mob FFS!
June 29 2009, 11:46AM
@ ryan:
I love how some people think that just because we haven't traded for Heatly and signed Luongo to a 10 year contract at this point that Tambellini is just twiddling his thumbs in the Bahama's somewhere. With the amount of work he has to do how does anyone expect him to do it over night?? Let alone in his first year in the position. We will fight for 8th again this year.
June 29 2009, 12:01PM
Mike from Hardware wrote:
Relax. It's June 30th.
You're from the future????
Mike from Hardware wrote:
I think everyone's gotta get over Brodziak. There's a reason that all we got was a couple of draft picks. If he was worth more, he would get more. Fourth line centres who aren't physical and don't bring any offense are more than just a dime-a-dozen - there's a whole other league full of them too (AHL). Sure he won a couple draws but I really don't think Tambo is going to completely ignore the club's lack of faceoff men and a good checking centre. Relax. It's June 30th.
Hope you are right....because that is what he did last year. No moves were made to plug a definite hole. Brodz upside was 3rd line at best. Dump salaries,yes.But there is 2 or 3 I would of dumped before Brodz. Maybe McCluck has pics of Lowe....no wait, Lowe traded down to get him, thats why McHen is still here.
June 29 2009, 12:14PM
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Mike from Hardware wrote: Relax. It's June 30th. You're from the future???? *drool*
Where we're going we don't need faceoff men
Mike Krushelnyski wrote:
Where we're going we don't need faceoff men
Well done!
Just think! If you, the average hockey fan wishes they got rid of Pouliot rather than Brodziak because Pouliot is worse, then don't you think an NHL GM is gonna know that? Is it possible that Poulet isn't worth anything?
June 29 2009, 12:42PM
I can just imagine how much fun it was for you, Jason. I had a blast just reading it. It's too bad there wasn't so much in the way of big moves and stuff, but it was good times nonetheless.
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What a difference a year makes. The Blues will enter this clash with the Crusaders full of confidence and looking to back up their win in Wellington.
Pre-season was clearly profitable at the Auckland outfit and the hurt of 2012 seems to have galvanised this young team that has bags full of potential. Case in point being how well Francis Saili, Steven Luatua, Frank Halai and Charles Piutau performed against the Canes. Ben Lam is also on their books.
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"As games go, this is just under a Test match. Blues versus Crusaders is the game of the season so you've got to be ready for it because it should be. For us it's like a local derby," said head coach Kirwan at a Wednesday team announcement that unsurprisingly saw no changes made to his starting side.
Unlike last year, their senior players also seem to have taken responsibility as we saw a lean and hungry (excuse the pun) Piri Weepu in great form. Meanwhile, Rene Ranger was asked to lead the three-quarter line and while there were a couple of errors it was a solid effort in a youthful line-up.
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The Crusaders will be their next assignment and unlike last year they have Dan Carter from the outset. He will meet the underrated Chris Noakes at 10.
Of course there is no Richie McCaw this season but in a growing list of high class open sides seemingly sprouting from trees down in Australasia, Matt Todd is a capable replacement to the great man. Todd will be looking to push Sam Cane all the way in the battle for McCaw's coveted All Black jersey.
The here and now though is all about Friday at Eden Park as youth takes on experience in what should be a cracking spectacle that could go either way.
Prediction: Will the Crusaders be underdone? Maybe a touch but we think the visitors to sneak it by 3!
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The Agony of Manny Malhotra
Patrick Johnston
February 17 2013 11:17AM
In a different universe, this doesn't happen.
The puck never hits him in the eye; he doesn't need major surgery to save his eye; there doesn't have to be a major comeback. No decision is ever forced about his elite-level usefulness by the pressures of a salary cap.
But of course it doesn't work this way.
March 16th, 2011. That's when it all changed, when control was lost.
We all like to believe that we control our lives, that ultimately we have influence in what happens next. Oftentimes, this is the case. But in many instances, it's not.
"Control is an illusion, you infantile egomaniac. Nobody knows what's gonna happen next. Not on a freeway, not in an airplane, not inside our own bodies and certainly not on a racetrack with 40 other infantile egomaniacs."
- Days of Thunder
Ridiculous movie I know, but the speech Nicole Kidman gives to Tom Cruise has always stuck with me. We all go through life, seeking to control everything around us, to manage the things we work with and the people we have relationships with. Those moments where we learn about that illusion are often not all that painful, but sometimes they really are.
Getting a puck to the eye - that's literally and figuratively painful.
Of course, we can always say, "should have worn a visor." This is absolutely true, of course, but nothing is really a guarantee. Things can stil go awry.
Eye surgery is terrifying. There are few things in our body that are truly delicate; there are even fewer that really do have a massive impact on quality of life. The potential of losing even one eye is horrifying.
That's why we want to come back. Our eye is still in our head. We know we can still see. We want to have control of our situation.
That's what makes Manny Malhotra's situation so awful. As explained by Mike Gillis, Malhotra asked for the chance to prove that he still had control of his destiny.
As Gillis has explained over the past three days, most of that control was conditional. There had to be a roster space for Malhotra to have the chance to prove himself. Yes, that was 'convenient.' But that's also the reality of a salary cap universe.
Two years ago, I wrote about how much trouble Malhotra would have with decisions to his left. Plenty have pointed out that he's winning faceoffs at the same old clip, but there's more to the game than winning faceoffs.
It's also about allocation of resources. There's only so much leeway that can be given in assessing an injured player. Is it safe? Can it be proven otherwise? Is there time to prove it? If you start with 'I'm concerned about your safety, but I'll let you prove otherwise,' how long do you have? A season? Two?
If the decision was nearly made last year - and I believe Gillis on this - then clearly the Canucks had data suggesting that Malhotra was having serious problems with play to his left. That's why this is being framed as a safety issue. Malhotra couldn't prove that he could play safely, Gillis said.
And he ran out of time to prove otherwise.
It seems very clear that if Ryan Kesler hadn't been hurt, we don't get to this point. Malhotra wouldn't have started the season. That's the salary cap. But Kesler didn't start the season, so Malhotra had one last chance to prove that he *could* do it safely. That's his agony -- he couldn't control his opportunity and he also couldn't change the apparent truth of his injury.
He's been told he's not allowed to do it anymore. The judgment is that Malhotra's body has ultimately failed him.
Ever tried to pretend that you weren't hurt, that you could still the job? We all hate acknowledging our limitations. Sometimes being told about our limitations is the worst thing you can hear. It's the end of your dream. You know 9/10ths of your body is willing, so why can't you just carry on?
It's an awful feeling being told you can't do something anymore. But someone has to.
There are always going to be questions about the timing, but it must be recognized that this is a conversation that would have happened in the off-season, had Ryan Kesler not been hurt. That's why the timing really sucks. It turns out we were watching a player trying to rescue his career.
In hindsight, that was agonizing for us too; we were watching someone fail at something that they were really good at, who still believed they had the physical capability but were now crucially flawed.
He couldn't do it. He couldn't control his destiny.
That's agony.
Great post Patrick. I feel so bad for Manny. Such a great human being, and he this horrible thing happen to him.
I really believed that Malhotra was put on the IR because they felt he wasn't safe on the ice... but recently I've been starting to think otherwise.
Is it possible that he could return next year? He has played for the last 1.25 seasons since the injury and has been successful in the faceoff dot but he is taking up a lot of cap room for such a limited job. This sort of reminds me of the Ballard situation last year right before the trade deadline where he was put on the LTIR list, managed to clear up 4.x million in cap space and just coincidentally happened to be fine again for the playoffs.
Is it possible this is another move to clear up 3 million in cap space and that since it is the last year of his contract he could come back next year in a similar limited position at a much lower pay? His locker hasn't even been cleared out and he is still practicing with the team. Botchford even mentioned on twitter, "where have I seen this movie before?"
Or is this just a conspiracy theory and I am way over thinking this?
Great article Patrick. I really feel for Manny. At least the Canucks are standing behind him and finding a new off-ice roll for him with the team. It must be terrifying to know your career is over at such a young age. Manny's got no quit in him though he'll find a way.
Longtime reader, first time commenting. This was an exceptionally good, moving post. And, I thought I'd share my personal favourite quote about destiny, by the late author David Foster Wallace:
"Both destiny's kisses and its dope-slaps illustrate an individual person's basic personal powerlessness over the really meaningful events in his life: i.e. almost nothing important that ever happens to you happens because you engineer it. Destiny has no beeper; destiny always leans trenchcoated out of an alley with some sort of Psst that you usually can't even hear because you're in such a rush to or from something important you've tried to engineer."
Mike Gillis said it himself, he's "no longer willing to live with that risk." He acknowledged he was risking Manny before and he knew it at the time.
I don't entirely buy the excuse that they're shutting him down because he's at risk. I think the primary reason they're doing it because he isn't effective anymore and they want the capspace and roster spot for a more effective player. That said, continually playing him and blindly hoping he returns to form is the wrong call, too.
No right choice here, but there was a best choice. Mike Gillis made it.
February 17 2013, 04:02PM
Regular reader as well, first time commenting too, man this piece was incredible. Malhotra was in his prime IMO before that injury, his name mentioned in Selke talks, just goddamn unfortunate what happened. I'm sad to see him go, and I hope to hell he gets better, but Gillis made the right call.


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The Gentiles are fellow heirs with Israel—The love of Christ surpasses all understanding.
1 For this cause I Paul, the prisoner of Jesus Christ for you Gentiles,
2 If ye have heard of the
3 How that by revelation he made
4 Whereby, when ye read, ye may understand my knowledge in the
5 Which in other ages was not made known unto the sons of men, as it is now
6 That the
7 Whereof I was made a minister, according to the gift of the grace of God given unto me by the effectual working of his power.
8 Unto me, who am less than the least of all saints, is this
9 And to make all men see what is the fellowship of the
10 To the intent that now unto the principalities and powers in heavenly places might be known by the church the manifold wisdom of God,
11 According to the eternal
12 In whom we have boldness and access with confidence by the faith of him.
13 Wherefore I desire that ye faint not at my tribulations for you, which is your glory.
14 For this cause I bow my knees unto the
15 Of whom the whole
16 That he would grant you, according to the
17 That Christ may dwell in your hearts by faith; that ye, being
18 May be able to comprehend with all saints what is the breadth, and length, and depth, and height;
19 And to know the
20 Now unto him that is able to do exceeding abundantly above all that we ask or think, according to the power that worketh in us,
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- In The Lost Hero, three demigods named Jason, Piper, and Leo made their first visit to Camp Half-Blood, where they inherited a quest: Seven half-bloods shall answer the call, To storm or fire the world must fall. An oath to keep with a final breath, And foes bear arms to the Doors of Death. Who are the other four mentioned in the prophesy? The answer may lie in another camp miles away, where a new camper has shown up and appears to be the son of Neptune, god of the sea...
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Rick Riordan does a great job remaking and making Greek and Roman history.


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MISSION: COMMERCE: Voices for diversity: Niche chambers foster regional collaboration
Niche implies different.
But for the small regional chambers that primarily advocate for minority-owned business development and growth, the missions are fairly identical to the larger and more traditional chambers of commerce.
These chambers exist not because there were no other opportunities within existing organizations for these business owners to network but rather to give them another channel to promote diversity.
For the Central Pennsylvania Gay and Lesbian Chamber of Commerce, the mission has been building business and creating community, said Debra McClain, who assumed the duties of president and CEO this year.
"I believe collaborating with one another helps us leverage success for sustainability," she said.
Founded in 2007, the regional affiliate of the National Gay and Lesbian Chamber of Commerce boasts a growing membership of about 180. It does a lot of outreach with other chambers across Central Pennsylvania to support lesbian-, gay-, bisexual- and transgender-owned and allied businesses within those communities.
"We can be the expert for the LGBT community for the other chambers," McClain said, citing requests to work with human resources professionals on more-inclusive work environments. "We want to be the voice for diversity to the other chambers."
The special-interest chamber was formerly known as the Business Association for Gays and Lesbians, a social networking group of Harrisburg's LGBT professionals.
With no paid staff, the chamber relies on its volunteer board members to coordinate events across its wide footprint. Its core service is a monthly mixer that gives member businesses the opportunity to showcase their facilities and respective offerings.
To further grow its membership, the chamber is encouraging businesses to become certified as LGBT business enterprises. The LGBTBE certification can give them access to the national chamber's database of corporations that take an interest in supplier diversity.
Those members can compete for those supplier diversity dollars.
"When we started in 2012, we had zero certified suppliers. Today we have eight," McClain said.
Like peer organizations, the local gay and lesbian chamber offers member discounts when doing business with other members. It also is a directory for people who are new to the area.
"(Many) people want to spend money with people they feel safe with," McClain said.
The LGBT community continues to run up against stereotypes, she said. But she has felt welcomed when attending other organizations' events.
"The difference is that it's a safe place to be out. This just feels like home," she said of why individuals and businesses join her chamber. "We want to make a difference, and we want more inclusion."
For the African American Chamber of Commerce of Central Pennsylvania, the mission has been to change perceptions of minority businesses.
During its first two decades, the organization was led by the same person.
There was a leadership change last year, which led to a bit of membership rebuilding, President Leland Nelson said.
"We're about 35 members right now. It had a high of 150," he said, with most coming from construction-related fields.
Nelson and his volunteer board have focused on monthly "cash mob" events to promote local businesses and give members an opportunity to network.
The effort has centered on Harrisburg-area events, but there are efforts under way to get back into Lancaster and York counties, Nelson said.
Compared to the more traditional chambers, Nelson said, he sees the small niche organizations as the offensive and defensive linemen on a football team.
"They are focused on the bigger, (broader) issues. We're worried about blocking and tackling," he said, which might mean helping freshman entrepreneurs learn the basics of starting a business.
The small, specialized organizations are more about awareness, networking and education, he said.
"I think we're just more hands on. We can be. We're not big," he said. "We're small. We're nimble. We're hungry. We're trying to make a dollar out of a dime."
The African American chamber also is working to certify businesses as chamber certified, which adds a level of trust for the consumer.
"It says, 'We looked at these companies and they have done business,'" Nelson said.
Collectively, chambers are out to create an environment where people can live, work and play, Nelson said. In some cases, it just comes down to which chamber is the better fit, he said, which could come down to finances.
"People are looking to join organizations that have meaning to them," McClain said.
Niche chambers in Central Pa.
While there are diversity departments within several of the midstate's larger chambers of commerce, three niche chambers exist in Central Pennsylvania to serve minority-owned businesses.
African American Chamber of Commerce of Central Pennsylvania
Location: 1735 State St., Harrisburg, PA 17103
Year founded: 1991
What it does: The AACCCP encourages, empowers and promotes economic development and growth to the African-American, small, minority- and women-owned business community through entrepreneurship, business development, training and business partnerships throughout the Central Pennsylvania region.
President: Leland Nelson
Website: www.chamberforus.org
Contact information: 717-298-REAP (7327)
Email: email@example.com
Central Pennsylvania Gay and Lesbian Chamber of Commerce
Location: 3211 N. Front St., Suite 201, Harrisburg, PA 17110-1342
Year founded: 2007
What it does: The CPGLCC is committed to expanding the economic interests of lesbian-, gay-, bisexual- and transgender-owned and allied businesses through advocacy, education and partnerships with the local business community.
President/CEO: Debra McClain
Contact information: 717-213-5034
Hispanic Chamber of Commerce of Central Pennsylvania
Location: 112 Market St., Suite 415, Harrisburg, PA 17101
Year founded: 2007
What it does: The mission of the HCCCP is to assist, support, promote and advocate on behalf of Hispanic businesses in Cumberland, Dauphin, Lancaster, York and Perry counties. HCCCP seeks to encourage the growth and development of businesses owned and operated by entrepreneurs of Hispanic descent and to help these businesses to achieve their goals.
President: Paul Navarro
Contact information: 717-234-4704


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Menswear street style is popping up more often around here and that's because we're all about seeing dapper dudes pull out their summer style in all the right aways. Case in point? This street style shot from Mark C., a student form Nottingham is totally rocking. His look, as he states it, is simple-yet-complex. The denim workshirt accompanied by cropped black slacks and thin black suspenders goes from casual to charming-as-hell (and a little enticingly flamboyant as well). The black hat and shoes make the look a study in silhouette and contrast rather than texture and color, though you can't hold back a denim shirt from infusing those two elements, too. Bravo, Mark!
Image via lookbook.nu.
—DT Staff
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The Emery County Historical Society held its monthly meeting on Oct. 24 at the Museum of the San Rafael. The meeting was called to order, the audience welcomed, the prayer offered, and the pledge to the flag given, historical society president, JoAnn Behling introduced the speakers and performers.
Diane Bott was both a speaker and a performer. She came in pioneer dress and introduced herself as "Emma," a young girl who grew up in the Sanpete Valley. Bott told a brief, sensitive and visual story of how and why the forests around the area needed to have some regulations and how the over- use of the lands was effecting the health and well-being of the citizens who used the water sheds of the mountains surrounding the towns below. She told that there were about one million sheep and 250,000 head of cattle grazing every year. In the early 1900s, the people knew that a change had to take place and thus cuts needed were made over the years. Now there are about 75,000 sheep and 11,500 cattle permitted each year. She showed slides of the damage of over-grazing causing rain washed gullies that have taken decades to restore themselves.
Musical selections sung by KaeLynn Fox and accompanied by Eileen Lofthouse, were songs written by Americans about the American life they and their audience could relate to during the early part of the 19th century: "Sleepytime Down South," "When the Springtime Comes, Gentle Annie, When the Wildflowers are Scattered O'er the Plains;" "I've Got You Under My Skin," and George Gershwin's "SummerTime" from Porgy and Bess. Fox's beautiful soprano voice was just right for each of the musical selections.
The guest speaker of the evening, Stuart Williams of Ferron, told about and read from the journals of his grandfather, David Williams, who became the first forest ranger for the area in 1903. Ranger Williams retired in 1934.
Williams has put together four three-ringed binders of data of the journals and photos, clipping and notes that are filled with priceless history of his grandfather. Day to day decisions and happenings that not even the forest service has documented over the years.
Williams told how his grandfather traveled by horseback for hundreds of miles each week to do his job. How he took his young wife, Annie, to live with him; camp out and travel in the summertimes. He explained that their 11 month old son, his father, Coy, was put in a "panyard" on the side of the horse and very comfortably made the trip to do the work.
He told how Ranger Williams used the train to travel to required training meetings and to get the schooling that soon was required for forest service employees. "Granddad Dave would take the train from Price to the then town of Thistle, wait at the station there and ride the train that then went on into the Sanpete area in order to attend meetings in Ephraim." So much has changed in one century.
Ranger Williams was given many tasks over the years besides regulating the number of livestock on the Wasatch range. He had to actually count the livestock prior and after the grazing year to make sure that permittees were abiding by the amounts allotted. He was required to do an agricultural census report for the government of all farms in the Ferron and Emery area.
All this was before the Fish Lake National Forest was divided out of the Wasatch National Forest. He helped "plant elk" herds. He planted seedling pine trees. He knew plant life in the forest. He collected various seeds for use elsewhere. He helped make trails and roads; most still in existence and in use today. In the 1920s, he also sold the first hunting and fishing permits. Part of his job was to set up a forest service booth each year at the county fair.
Dave Williams helped install telephone lines over the mountains. He was there to help celebrate when the towns of Ferron and Emery received electricity. He was one of the first to have a car and a phone in the town of Emery that he used to perform his job and also serve the community in many other ways. His wife and family were very involved in all the work that he did.
In the early 1930s, he helped oversee the Civilian Conservation Corps-the "CCC's"- jobs for young men of the area and nation who came in to build roads, by hand and with heavy equipment. The CCCs built Ferron Ranger Station, the Stevens Creek Station, and the road to Ferron Reservoir. Later many private cabins were allowed to be built on the forest also.
Once Ranger Williams was taken to court by some cattlemen who thought they were being treated unfairly by him. Other cattlemen of the area came to his defense and the judge not only acquitted Williams, but actually commended him for the fine job he was doing.
Ranger Williams made signs for the mountain to designate places and roads. Speaker Williams had one of those old signs that a neighbor had recognized and retrieved from some trash and given to him some years ago. He also showed a segment of an original telephone pole with a porcelain insulator still attached that he had borrowed from Orvel Allen of Moore. Another artifact was the multi-repaired, rusty hand shovel that his grandfather had used in his job; it had welds, patches and screws that made it serviceable for many years.
In wrapping up the evening, Williams introduced family members who where also there: his brother, Eugene, and his nephew, Mike Williams, who is currently Emery Town mayor. He offered the binders to John Healy to use as a source of history being compiled for and by the U.S. Forest Service at this time to commemorate its 100th Anniversary.
During the question and answer period of the meeting, Mike Williams asked of John Healy "Just how many people does it now take to do the job great-grandfather did alone?" Healy answered that the Ferron District has about 19 employees usually.
People lingered over refreshments prepared by Joanna Clawson and enjoyed the many photos of people and places that Williams had prepared.
The Emery County Historical society will next meet on Nov. 21. Call JoAnn Behling for more information, 384-2666.


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