Friday, April 02, 2004
"The stupidity meter is broken." Ah, the ever-quotable JR.
And doesn't Bruce Garrioch's take on the Havlat-Recchi incident and subsequent 419 PiM game sound a bit familar?
All the complaining is coming from one side of the building. Clarke and Hitchcock have never met a microphone they didn't like and they're experts at blowing hot air to fuel a situation. They're playing mind games in hopes of getting a mental edge with their players. The Flyers haven't had a whole lot of success against the Senators and Philly management is trying to get the troops pumped up.
And doesn't Bruce Garrioch's take on the Havlat-Recchi incident and subsequent 419 PiM game sound a bit familar?
All the complaining is coming from one side of the building. Clarke and Hitchcock have never met a microphone they didn't like and they're experts at blowing hot air to fuel a situation. They're playing mind games in hopes of getting a mental edge with their players. The Flyers haven't had a whole lot of success against the Senators and Philly management is trying to get the troops pumped up.
# posted by JC @ 3:25 PM 
