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Dallas-Stars Digest Thursday, May 6 1999 Volume 01 : Number 572
In this issue:
OHL Playoffs Update
RE: another whole different perspective on Rd 2
Re: another whole different perspective on Rd 2
Re: another whole different perspective on Rd 2
Re: another whole different perspective on Rd 2
Re: another whole different perspective on Rd 2
Re: Round 1 mvp and goat
Re: another whole different perspective on Rd 2
Re: another whole different perspective on Rd 2
Re: pens players
Re: another whole different perspective on Rd 2
Re: another whole different perspective on Rd 2
Re: pens players
Re: a whole different perspective on Rd 2
Tuey is gone
Re: Tuey is gone
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Date: Thu, 06 May 1999 15:04:17 -0700
From: Andrew Gordon
Subject: OHL Playoffs Update
Wednesday night in the OHL Finals, the London Knights lost 6-1 to the visiting
Belleville Bulls...Belleville takes a 3-1 series lead, with game 5 being Friday night in
Belleville...if the Knights win, game 6 will be Sunday night at the London Ice
House...tickets for that game will go on sale at the Ice House box office at 9am
Saturday morning...if you want to be assured a ticket, get there a few hours early, like
around 6am or 7am
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Andrew Gordon
London Ontario
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Date: Thu, 6 May 1999 14:12:40 -0500
From: Jeff Barnes
Subject: RE: another whole different perspective on Rd 2
Sweet Mother of God how can you down play Iron City's forchecking and
AWESOME goal???
I really sorry but the winking horse has no checking line and their forwards
are all watered down!
This is Iron City's series in 5!
Jefrey
Toronto vs. Pittsburgh--
Labatts and Molson Golden vs
Iron City and Rolling Rock.
Toronto in a 6 pack.
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Date: Thu, 6 May 1999 14:23:44 -0500
From: "Matthew Porter"
Subject: Re: another whole different perspective on Rd 2
> Dallas vs. St. Louis--
> Shiner Bock vs Bud.
> any questions?
I prefer to look at it as Ziegenbock vs. Bud but the result is till the
same.
Matt
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Date: Thu, 6 May 1999 14:21:51 -0500
From: "Doug Schultz"
Subject: Re: another whole different perspective on Rd 2
>Therefore, the basis must be something more hockey-like
>thus, my prognostications:
>(in spite of my actual thoughts,
> and with creative license taken)
>
>
>EAST:
>Toronto vs. Pittsburgh--
>
>Labatts and Molson Golden vs
>Iron City and Rolling Rock.
>Toronto in a 6 pack.
>
>
>Boston vs. Buffalo--
>
>Sam Adams vs Genessee.
>Please, no contest.
>Sam Adams, so the Bruins will find a way to win.
>
>
>West:
>Colorado vs. Detroit--
>
>Coor's, Breckenridge Brewery, Bolder Brewery
>vs. Stroh's, Kalamazoo Brewing Co. and Motor City Brewing
>a toss up, so to speak.
>Wings win in 6-7 since Avs can't overcome the Coors penalty.
>
>
>Dallas vs. St. Louis--
>Shiner Bock vs Bud.
>any questions?
*buuuuurrrrrrrrpppp*...yeah, where's the bathroom?
Stars!
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Date: Thu, 6 May 1999 15:48:54 -0400
From: "Luke Rosati"
Subject: Re: another whole different perspective on Rd 2
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> From: Barry T. Kerrigan
> Subject: another whole different perspective on Rd 2
> Date: Thursday, May 06, 1999 3:07 PM
\> Dallas vs. St. Louis--
> Shiner Bock vs Bud.
> any questions?
>
What about Lone Star?
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Date: Thu, 6 May 1999 15:04:16 -0500
From: "Barry T. Kerrigan"
Subject: Re: another whole different perspective on Rd 2
>\> Dallas vs. St. Louis--
>> Shiner Bock vs Bud.
>> any questions?
>>
>What about Lone Star?
that's not beer,
that's sex in a canoe.....
(punchline by telepathy)
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Date: Thu, 06 May 1999 13:08:58 PDT
From: "Devs Rule"
Subject: Re: Round 1 mvp and goat
>From: Troy McClure
>MVP: Straka - took over when Jagr went down.
Yes, he played great, but Jagr was the man. He won game 6 for them
(elimination game) and was very good in game 7, not to mention
providing some major distraction. I'd put Kovalev as a tie with
Straka much as it pains me.
>Goat: Brodeur - he's a vezina candidate every year, but he has
I'm hoping Marty just had his sophomore season a couple years late
(that or he has an evil twin who made a good number of appearances
this season), BUT Scott Stevens is the goat with Scott Niedermayer
as runnerup. Game 7 was spent screaming, Robbie, !@#$ you, no
Scotts on the ice :-); the folks riding my bus back to the city all
agreed that if the no trade clause rumors are true, he needs to be
sent to the Manitoba Moose for conditioning next year. Contract $s
should not determine who wears the C (Jagr has definitely become a
real captain in the playoffs).
>
>Toronto Vs. Philly
>Goat: Tie. Clarke and Recchi. Clarke's job is probably over after all
> >the trades he made. Recchi didn't do much of anything after the big
> >trade.
Recchi was probably playing with some concussion symptoms (he missed
one game after a big hit (and missing earlier games w/ an admitted
concussion), told reporters a number of symptoms that generally come
from concussions and then returned to the lineup with the docs
claiming the dizziness & stuff was just from some fatigue. I'd give
him a break.
>
>Stars vs. Oilers
>Goat: Guerin - the Stars have played 9 playoff games in two years
>against the Oilers, and I haven't seen Guerin in any of them. I've seen >a
>guy in his jersey, but it's got to be some amateur just taking his >place.
did the guy pitch hissy fits after taking stupid penalties? if the
answer is yes, it was Billy.
>Colorado Vs. San Jose
>Goat: Vernon
Just add me as a second to the various posts disagreeing with you
here & I can't stand Vernon.
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Date: Thu, 6 May 1999 15:12:58 -0500
From: "Doug Schultz"
Subject: Re: another whole different perspective on Rd 2
>> Shiner Bock vs Bud.
>> any questions?
>>
>What about Lone Star?
Lone Star is not considered 'beer'. It is considered to be close, however.
All it lacks is taste, body, color, bubbles and a decent amount of alcohol
in it to qualify.
We export Lone Star out of state. Everyone around the world is totally
convinced
that Texans don't know beans about brewing beer.....which is just the way we
want to
keep it. If anyone is caught at the Red River trying to smuggle Shiner Bock
or
Yegua Creek Ale into Oklahoma, they are immediately beaten senseless and
their beer is confiscated. We then give them several cases of Lone Star and
send them on their way.
Stars!
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Date: Thu, 6 May 1999 15:18:07 -0500
From: "Doug Schultz"
Subject: Re: another whole different perspective on Rd 2
>>What about Lone Star?
>
>
>that's not beer,
>that's sex in a canoe.....
>
>(punchline by telepathy)
Ummmm...lessee.....'It's impossible' ? 'It's a bad idea'? 'It's hopeless?'
'It's guaranteed to put blisters on yer butt'?
I give up.
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Date: Thu, 06 May 1999 13:27:31 PDT
From: "Melissa VanArk"
Subject: Re: pens players
>From: Don Cameron
>Subject: Re: pens players
>Thank you Gary Bettman.
>Even if it isn't your fault.
>:P~~~
God, don't you know that EVERYTHING'S Bettman's fault?
Melissa
*when in doubt, blame Buttman..I mean, Bettman*
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Date: Thu, 6 May 1999 15:32:54 -0500
From: "Brandon R"
Subject: Re: another whole different perspective on Rd 2
too damn close to water
>Ummmm...lessee.....'It's impossible' ? 'It's a bad idea'? 'It's
hopeless?'
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Date: Thu, 6 May 1999 15:38:27 -0500
From: "Doug Schultz"
Subject: Re: another whole different perspective on Rd 2
>too damn close to water
>
>>Ummmm...lessee.....'It's impossible' ? 'It's a bad idea'? 'It's
>hopeless?'
DoH!
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Date: Thu, 06 May 1999 13:44:24 -0700
From: Don Cameron
Subject: Re: pens players
>>Thank you Gary Bettman.
>>Even if it isn't your fault.
>>:P~~~
>God, don't you know that EVERYTHING'S Bettman's fault?
>
>Melissa
>*when in doubt, blame Buttman..I mean, Bettman*
I like that. :)
I can see the signs next year...
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Date: Thu, 06 May 1999 14:01:33 PDT
From: "Melissa VanArk"
Subject: Re: a whole different perspective on Rd 2
>From: "email@hidden"
>Subject: a whole different perspective on Rd 2
>Date: Thu, 6 May 1999 14:03:24 -0400
> Just for kicks, I asked my Three year old to pick teams for the >second
>round...He is only three so I can't be sure, but I think he >ranks teams
>by:
>1) Colors of their Jerseys.
>2) Coolness of their Names.
>3) Goalie Helmet Art 4) How many times he hears mommy and daddy talking
>about them.
>5) The advice and council of "Sleepy Lion"
>6) Whether or not they Have Mike Modano on their team.
Hey, that's almost how I rate teams!!! Well, I'd have to add cuteness of
the captain, but that's just me...;p NO I AM NOT A PUCK BUNNY! ;p Seeing as
it seems as if everyone's analyzing the second round, here's my fearless
forecast...
East:
Toronto vs. Pittsburgh-
This might be a tuffie...both teams are fighting for more than the
stanley cup. Toronto's basically got all of Canada on their back (or, at
least all the Canadian Nationalists that I chat with seem to think so), and
Pittsburgh's got the future of their franchise, LITERALLY, on their back. I
say Toronto in seven, because Cujo's just been awesome this year, and at
least their captain doesn't look like he's got a poodle glued to the top of
his head...;p
Boston vs. Buffalo-
Another tough one to pick, for me anyway. I'd really like to see
Bourque win a Stanley Cup finally. He definately deserves one. However,
Buffalo's got that guy, I forgot his name, something like Hasek? *JUST
KIDDING!* Plus, Buffalo did pretty much anailate the Senators, and I just
think Peca and Juneau rock. Sabres in 8 (I see some overtime games coming
that might just create another game, time wise.)
West:
Dallas vs. St. Louis-
Definately Stars. It's gonna go into five games, and they're all gonna
be close ones, but the Stars will pull it out. The Blues did just get over
a grueling series with the Yolks, and we (as in the Stars) only had a four
game series (okay, five time wise. But Buttman doesn't count that in
suspensions, so why should we?) Also, we ARE going to have El Capitan back
kicking arse for game 2. Plus, how can I root against a team that I have a
twelve inch /barbie doll of one of their players? ;p
Detroit vs. Colorado-
Does someone REALLY have to win this series? Can't we just get a bye
into the finals? *lol* This is going to be a tough series, physically and
mentally. I can't wait to see the next installment in the goalie fights
between Roy and Osgood. As much as I would like to see the Stars prove they
could kick Detroit's bum in the confrence finals, Colorado's gonna get this
series in seven. They got the firepower, they got the goalie, and they got
the Short One. Plus I wanna see Detroit lose, and I wanna see them lose
BAAD.
There, there's my fearful predictions. I'll prepare the mailbox for the
flames. *coats mailbox in asbestos*
Melissa
*why broccoli, SleepyLion?*
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Date: Thu, 6 May 1999 16:56:19 -0700
From: "TJ"
Subject: Tuey is gone
A sad day in Dallas. A real great guy was found dead today. I gotta little
choked up hearing the rest of the Cowboys talking about him. Hellofa guy and
big Stars fan too..I remember seeing him in Reunion arena out in the
hallway. I said hello and he was real nice to me and my wife.. miss em
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Date: Thu, 6 May 1999 15:14:11 -0700 (PDT)
From: Kerry Williams
Subject: Re: Tuey is gone
- --- TJ wrote:
> A sad day in Dallas. A real great guy was found dead today. I gotta
> little
> choked up hearing the rest of the Cowboys talking about him. Hellofa guy
> and
> big Stars fan too..I remember seeing him in Reunion arena out in the
> hallway. I said hello and he was real nice to me and my wife.. miss em
>
I agree with TJ. I grew up in Dallas and Mark Tuinei was one of the
nicest guys to ever play for the Cowboys. It's like losing a member of
your family. For those outside the Dallas area, you can find more info
at:
http://espn.go.com/nfl/news/1999/990506/01245975.html
Here's an excerpt:
PLANO, Texas -- Mark Tuinei, who helped the Dallas Cowboys win three Super
Bowls during his 15-year career, died Thursday morning after a friend
found him unconscious in his car. Tuinei was 39.
Plano police chief Bruce Glasscock said the unidentified friend, who had
been called and told to pick up Tuinei, found him in a vehicle outside his
home. After the man called for help, firemen tried to revive Tuinei, but
he was pronounced dead upon arriving at Medical Center of Plano, a north
Dallas suburb.
Mark Tuinei played 195 regular-season games during his career with Dallas.
The cause of death was not immediately known. Glasscock said foul play,
alcohol or drugs were not believed to be involved.
"There is nothing in the investigation at this time that would indicate
that," Glasscock said. "We're treating this like any other unattended
death."
A preliminary report from medical examiners was expected by midafternoon
Thursday. However, Glasscock said it could take several days for any
definitive information from an autopsy or toxicology reports.
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