Also, this is sort of touching - Steven Stamkos grabbing the hand of Sami Salo after breaking his leg. If there is anyone alive who understands pain, its Salo:
If anyone wants to hold the Powder Rangers GM's hand through the next 3-4 months, I understand it would be appreciated.
Onto the week in review:
Two of the hottest teams in the league, the G-Phil's Flyers and the Milan Micahleks, are in the #1 and #2 spots, which just goes to show that this league is still pretty fluid. The Micahleks, remarkably, have gone from 15th place in week 2, to second place in week 6.
On the flipside, the perennially-competitive Fylanders have slowed considerably. This is the first week since the start of the season that the Fylanders have not been in the top 3. They currently sit 14 points out of a money spot.
The Los Samjawors Kings have been the coldest team in the league. After sitting in 9th, 9th, 7th, 6th, and 8th in each of the last 5 weeks, they currently sit at 14th.
Also note: I think I am going to start posting these updates after Saturday, which corresponds with the Pickuphockey week. I have been posting on Tuesday merely because the season started on a Monday. I doubt anyone much cares.
Do you think Salo got his LBI he is currently out with from kneeling down to hold Stamkos's hand?
ReplyDeleteThat posture is definitely putting a strain on his groin and lower abductors.
ReplyDeleteWhat's hilarious about that, Schizz, is that "kneeling to hold Steven Stamkos' hand" would NOT be the weirdest cause of injury in Salo's history.
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