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edl
"R R" <newno...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> I foresee a record set for most number
> of wins in a season.
Yeah. The Avs would only have to win 49 of their next 58.
Easy.
E.
Cynicor
Mario R
> one
> team. This was really an unfortunate time to lose Patrick Roy, because
with
> him, Colorado fans would get to see an All - Star game every time they
step
> on the ice. A lot is being made of the absence of Roy, and with good
> reason,
> but with this team's explosive offence, I don't think anyone is going to
be
> able to compete with them this year. I foresee a record set for most
number
> of wins in a season.
>
>
> Remo Rosati, author
> DIVINE INTERVENTION
> http://www.geocities.com/newnovelann
> Available at over 50,000 bookstores & online
>
> I foresee that you are wrong. Do you even know the record? Colorado's
present pace gives them 47 wins, good enough to be in the top 100, nice try,
go back to writing books.......or maybe not.
>
>
>
Augustus
"Mario R" <mar...@shawnospam.ca> wrote in message
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Incase anybody was wondering...
Most Wins:
62 Held by Detroit Red Wings, 1995-96 season, 82 game season
And as well... Most Points (just incase anybody is curious about that as
well)
132 Held by Montreal Canadiens, 1976-77 season, 80 game season (60-8-12
record)
nJb
>
> I believe this would have to be the greatest dynasty ever established on
> one
> team. This was really an unfortunate time to lose Patrick Roy, because with
> him, Colorado fans would get to see an All - Star game every time they step
> on the ice. A lot is being made of the absence of Roy, and with good
> reason,
> but with this team's explosive offence, I don't think anyone is going to be
> able to compete with them this year. I foresee a record set for most number
> of wins in a season.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Remo Rosati, author
>
Printed too many copies of that book, eh?
--
Jack
nJb
The only game I've ever seen at the Joe.
--
Jack
Devils944S2
YourNameFirst
> I believe this would have to be the greatest dynasty ever established on
> one
> team. This was really an unfortunate time to lose Patrick Roy, because with
> him, Colorado fans would get to see an All - Star game every time they step
> on the ice. A lot is being made of the absence of Roy, and with good
> reason,
> but with this team's explosive offence, I don't think anyone is going to be
> able to compete with them this year. I foresee a record set for most number
> of wins in a season.
>
>
If yer gonna troll, troll. If yer gonna spam, spam. If yer gonna just eat
excrement and expire, well...OK too.
>
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M. Zaiem Beg
->R R wrote:
->>
->> I believe this would have to be the greatest dynasty ever established on
->> one
->> team. This was really an unfortunate time to lose Patrick Roy, because with
->> him, Colorado fans would get to see an All - Star game every time they step
->> on the ice. A lot is being made of the absence of Roy, and with good
->> reason,
->> but with this team's explosive offence, I don't think anyone is going to be
->> able to compete with them this year. I foresee a record set for most number
->> of wins in a season.
->>
->> Cheers,
->>
->> Remo Rosati, author
->>
->
->Printed too many copies of that book, eh?
Come on, Jack. Look at these fabulous reviews the book is getting.
From Amazon:
"My impression is that Mr. Rosati not only cannot write, but probably
cannot read either. Don't waste your time or shelf space on this turkey."
Actually, that's the only review I can find. Apparently nobody wants to
read the book, so nobody's reviewing it.
--
M. Zaiem Beg zb...@iglou.com
The oh so very proud sponsor of the Pete Rose page at
baseball-reference.com
Elz
I don't think anyone is going to be
> able to compete with them this year. I foresee a record set for most
number
> of wins in a season.
A record that is utterly useless if you crash and burn in the post season
like the current record holder did.
Shaggy
happen to their
precious post-season.
Good times in hockeytown.
--
Shaggy
"Elz" <E...@mercury.com> wrote in message
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nJb
>
> And being a bruins fan in Detroit, it was a sweet sweet thing to watch
> happen to their
> precious post-season.
>
> Good times in hockeytown.
>
A Bruins fan doesn't have too many sweet, sweet things to watch no
matter where they live.
--
Jack
YourNameFirst
Eh...they got to watch Borque win a Cup and have his jersey retired for no
particular reason in Colorado...
Paul
>
> nJb wrote:
>
> > Shaggy wrote:
> > >
> > > And being a bruins fan in Detroit, it was a sweet sweet thing to watch
> > > happen to their
> > > precious post-season.
> > >
> > > Good times in hockeytown.
> > >
> >
> > A Bruins fan doesn't have too many sweet, sweet things to watch no
> > matter where they live.
>
> Eh...they got to watch Borque win a Cup and have his jersey retired for no
> particular reason in Colorado...
that it pissed off Detroit fans is reason enough in
and of itself.
Paul
YourNameFirst
Colorado winning may have pissed off Detroit fans, but the Borque debacle
amused them. Well, me at least.
Craig
"Devils944S2" <Stanley...@hatrick.com> wrote in message
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That sight is beyond brillant.
C
Craig
C
"R R" <newno...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> I believe this would have to be the greatest dynasty ever established on
> one
> team. This was really an unfortunate time to lose Patrick Roy, because
with
> him, Colorado fans would get to see an All - Star game every time they
step
> on the ice. A lot is being made of the absence of Roy, and with good
> reason,
> but with this team's explosive offence, I don't think anyone is going to
be
> able to compete with them this year. I foresee a record set for most
number
> of wins in a season.
>
>
Elz
"YourNameFirst" <DropT...@center.com> wrote in message
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> Paul wrote:
>
> > YourNameFirst wrote:
> > >
> > > nJb wrote:
> > >
> > > > Shaggy wrote:
> > > > >
> > > > > And being a bruins fan in Detroit, it was a sweet sweet thing to
watch
> > > > > happen to their
> > > > > precious post-season.
> > > > >
> > > > > Good times in hockeytown.
> > > > >
> > > >
> > > > A Bruins fan doesn't have too many sweet, sweet things to watch no
> > > > matter where they live.
> > >
> > > Eh...they got to watch Borque win a Cup and have his jersey retired
for no
> > > particular reason in Colorado...
> >
> > that it pissed off Detroit fans is reason enough in
> > and of itself.
> >
>
> Colorado winning may have pissed off Detroit fans, but the Borque debacle
> amused them. Well, me at least.
In the same way the DUI-minator/Cu-Choke debacle makes us snicker.