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Other Toy Lines / Re: Pirates of the Caribbean Collectibles
« on: May 7, 2006, 06:16 PM »
The figs aren't great and are overpriced.

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JD Sports Forum! / Re: Lakers suck
« on: May 7, 2006, 04:03 PM »
LOL!!

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I just got one off ebay for $74 shipped.  With shipping, that seems to be around the going rate right now.  I was bidding around $60-$64 on each auction I saw and got outbid on each one until acquiring this one.  I'm excited to get it. 

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Other Toy Lines / Re: McFarlane Sportspicks
« on: May 2, 2006, 10:59 PM »
Coyotes Roenick chase has been confirmed.

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JD Sports Forum! / Re: NHL 2005-2006 Thread
« on: May 2, 2006, 11:58 AM »
From the Detroit News (so true):

Mike Babcock said the parity in the new NHL has ensured the amount of upsets and first-round struggles of many higher seeds in the league.

Wings players agree, noting Dallas and Nashville losing over the weekend to lower seeds (Colorado and San Jose, respectively).

"Hockey is a little different than any other sport," Dan Cleary said. "It doesn't matter if it's a 2 against 7, or 1 against 8, anything can happen over a seven-game series. It's been proven already in the playoffs. If you're the higher seed, it's not a cakewalk."

So why is it, the higher seeds struggle so badly?

"I wish I knew," Tomas Holmstrom said. "Maybe because they've been battling for the last month and they've been in this grind and have to win every night. Anything can happen in overtime, when the games go into overtime."


Holmstrom said it best.  These teams that are fighting for their lives and make the playoffs carry considerable momentum with them while teams like Dallas and Detroit have been resting players since they already wrapped up spots.  But the parity in the new NHL is apparent.  You can kinda throw the seeds out the window. 

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JD Sports Forum! / Re: NHL 2005-2006 Thread
« on: May 1, 2006, 11:02 PM »
An amazing season has come to an end far too soon.  Hats off to the Wings for proving everyone wrong and still being a powerhouse in the "new" NHL, but once again they let a lesser talented team outwork them ala Calgary and Anaheim.  I'm really, really sad right now cause I thought the Wings were Stanley Cup bound.  Bottom line is they got outworked by a team that just wanted it more, and with the leadership and veteran presence on the Wings, that's just unacceptable.  Changes need to be made and the first one will be in net, mark my words.  Hats off to the Oilers for bringing their A game and then some.

I stand by my call that the 3rd goal was BS and Smyth dove to draw the penalty (which the Oil's homer announcers called a "good veteran move"   ::)), but no excuses.  It should have never got to that point.  The Wings had a 2-0 lead in the third, the Oil had no life and the building was silent.  Williams took an awful (and that's being nice) penalty and that PP goal gave the Oilers life and momentum.  The Oilers got a gift down 3-2 but again, the Wings should never have let it get to that point.  Time to go drown my sorrows and look forward to October.

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JD Sports Forum! / Re: NHL 2005-2006 Thread
« on: May 1, 2006, 10:41 PM »
The Wings just got screwed on the Oilers 3rd goal.  Horcoff knocked the puck down with a high stick and Hemsky dragged his left foot to direct the puck in.  Total bull****!

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JD Sports Forum! / Re: NFL OffSeason 2006
« on: April 30, 2006, 07:54 PM »
With their first pick the Broncos select... Jay Cutler... I have to say I'm a wee bit confused about that one... oh well Javon Walker should be better than a draft pick, assuming he is healthy.

That's Jake's successor.  I think it's a solid pick.

I'm glad the Colts grabbed a RB but we'll see if Addai is capable of being the guy.  I was hoping D'Angelo Williams would fall in their laps but knowing Carolina needed a RB, I wasn't counting on it.

I'm also happy about Leinart going to Arizona.  I think he's gonna thrive there and I'm gonna grab a Leinart jersey soon.

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JD Sports Forum! / Re: NBA 2005/06
« on: April 30, 2006, 06:42 PM »
KOBE!!!  The REAL MVP does it again!!!

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JD Sports Forum! / Re: NHL 2005-2006 Thread
« on: April 30, 2006, 06:40 PM »
I hear you Jamie.  I don't want my team's season to be over yet either.  I got the rare opportunity to see them play 3 times this year in 3 different cities (LA, Nashville and Detroit) and would have seen them against the Ducks on March 1st but I had just been transferred and that store had inventory that night.  Otherwise, it would have been 4 games in 4 cities against 4 different opponents and they won all 4.  Instead it was 3, 3 and 3.  Pretty awesome.  The Wings have had an amazing season and proved all the critics wrong who said the "new" NHL would be the end of the Wings.  I'm just frustrated with how the Wings have not made adjustments (not crashing the net for one), not played well in front of their own net and have gotten average goaltending.  Monday will show what they are made of...or else it's over.

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Who online has the best price for the Luke?

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JD Sports Forum! / Re: NFL OffSeason 2006
« on: April 29, 2006, 02:42 PM »
The Texans will regret passing on Bush.  Happy to see Leinart go to the Cardinals since the Titans were blinded by Young's Rose Bowl performance.  Young is the next Vick: all hype and not an NFL QB.

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JD Sports Forum! / Re: NHL 2005-2006 Thread
« on: April 29, 2006, 12:34 PM »
Jets great Thomas Steen was added to the Coyotes Ring of Honour last January in an effort to recognize the club’s past even though the Jets originally retired Steen’s No. 25 in May 1995.

Vest said the crowd at Glendale Arena was a bit puzzled by the ceremony because virtually no one had heard of Steen and many had no idea the Coyotes were once the Winnipeg Jets.

“I would venture to say that if you were to poll 10 people from Phoenix and ask them where the Coyotes came from, maybe one or two would know,” he said.


It's kinda sad when fans don't know the basic history of their team.  :-\

That's like everyone I hear referring to Colorado as an expansion team.

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JD Sports Forum! / Re: NHL 2005-2006 Thread
« on: April 28, 2006, 12:44 AM »
HUGE win for the Wings tonite.  I knew that they would step up and show what they were made of and they got it done.  On an officiating note, some very bad calls against both teams but I was amazed at how undisciplined a game Edmonton played, especially with an opportunity to go up 3-1.  Now they've let the Wings back in the series.  Big mistake.

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I guess not alot of people ordered it. I was able to order one just now.

I guess I'm not that surprised since this is for pick-up only.  Tomorrow is when it's gonna be nuts.

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