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Sam isn't bad with names. He's capable of saying Shestyorkin.

Finished with 33 saves. SKA is going to the finals.

Started the game today. Has 31 saves so far.

He's healthy. Koskinen just got the nod over him.

Yes, but not because he's 19. The rule is that you're eligible if you're older than 20 or have completed 4 seasons if you're coming from the CHL. Day has done the latter so he's eligible to play next season.

Is Chris still running the program at Aviator?

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Rewatched the first season. I forgot how much I enjoyed it. New season in 3 weeks.

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Hadn't even been drafted. No idea who that is because it's before I started watching.

http://media.gettyimages.com/photos/dane-byers-of-the-new-york-rangers-and-david-clarkson-of-the-new-picture-id104452922 Dane Byers http://cdn.nhl.com/rangers/images/upload/2010/06/Dupont_B_0601_Ins2.jpg Brodie Dupont

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Watched the Godfather Epic. Not a good choice. Great movies, but a 7.5 hour chronological cut of the first two is a lot to sit through. It was nice to see the story chronologically though.

She really doesn't have anyone who opposes her either. She just has to defeat the Lannisters and that's really not a hard task.

I was pleased.

I can see him being 3-4 seasons away. Not sure if 5 is really the number at all. It's not like he as many aspects of his game that are in need of development. It's whether or not he actually gets his shit together that determines when he comes in. If he stays on track with maintaining the right level of fitness and rounding out his offensive game, he could potentially be 2.5-3 seasons away. If he falls back into a rut who knows. Maybe that's where you start getting to 5 years if he ever makes it.

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Don't know I feel about this. I'm very hesitant when it comes to Day. He has a lot of the physical gifts but hasn't really developed or improved much. I agree with Pete that this he isn't really who you take with your highest pick. Day could be an absolute home run, but he could also be a nobody if he doesn't improve. If the Rangers had another pick before or around him, sure, it'd be a bit easier to deal with.

I don't really know much about the kid. With all of the good puck movers available in this draft, I'm not sure why him.

Jaime is going to be in the Riverlands with the Freys though. It'd be cool to see that, but I also don't know if Jaime would kill Cersei especially given his whole "I'd do anything for Cersei" speech he gave to Edmure.

I think it'll mostly be King's Landing action. Probably going to see Tommen die for some reason. I'd like it to be as a result of a mistake by Cersei.

I don't really think you can blame Sansa. She can't even have a guarantee that the Vale would show up? What use is it to tell Jon that the Vale is coming and then potentially not have them show up? Maybe telling Jon in the first place would have accomplished something, but Sansa isn't stupid. If she thinks witholding information is necessary then she probably has some reason for it. Jon also wasn't being portrayed as stupid. He acted irrationally, but that was the point. To show that despite all of the planning his loyalty to his family, seeing his brother having to run while being shot at with arrows, he instictually went to save his brother and paid the price of falling into Ramsay's trap. If anything it shows how smart Ramsay is and not how stupid Jon is. It also shows that Sansa was right in telling Jon not to do what Ramsay would want him to do. There was no "plan." Sansa isn't a tactician. What ended up happening was only half of what she wanted. The Knights of the Vale came, but had to bail Jon and Co. out of situation that Sansa warned of. It likely wasn't avoidable. Jon wasn't going to just sit there staring while his brother gets shot at with arrows.

The Sparrow has control over Tommen, yes, but I think Margaery let that happen so that she could come out unscathed. I think it looks like a victory for him now, but ultimately won't be. It's basically who can have greater control over Tommen.

She's using it to her benefit. I don't think she is at all. She's just smart. She didn't have to walk and she has control over Tommen.