Yea, I do. Not that your silly rants can raise my taxes, nor endanger my freedom and the future of my children like Obama can, but I do have to say, yes, you win the totally absurd comment award and trying to change the subject back to politics won't erase that stupid remark.
I just looked up Malkin's stats. He's only 22 years old, has over 300 points in just 3 seasons, and just walked away with the playoff MVP. And you think he does not belong in the league?????? But I didn't really have to look up the stats. I watched the kid in the playoffs and baring future injury, he will be an all time NHL great. I have followed to game for 40 years and seen a lot of them and this kid is the real deal.
.... it proves your own absurdity to be focusing so much on a game. If you do not, it shows that your comment is nothing more than a shallow partisan thought.
Pot, kettle, black. I wasn't 'focusing' so much on a game. You were. I just happened to stop by and read your silly remarks.
If anything, you sound like a shallow partisan sore loser. I guess that would be the source of that absurd remark.
Obviously you are incapable of reading; if you could, you would have seen my other comments. The Pens won, get over it and stop focusing on Malkin. I will leave it to others, more discerning than you, to look at all I said concerning the playoffs and a "sore loser" status.
And if you really do think that I'm more absurd than BO, than, you my friend, need look no further than the nearest mirror for absurdity. Remember, you did not qualify your statement to any specific item or topic, you just said "of the century" - so I did not "change the subject" - you left it wide open!
Malkin proved to you that he belongs in the NHL - so what? He hasn't to me. Maybe it's just that to you, starting fights after a game is over, or nearly over, when it can neither change nor help anything, is OK with you, like the 70's Flyers I mentioned earlier.
40 years, huh? Really? I remember watching Gordie Howe and Sid Abel and Frank Mahovlich play on a B&W TV and Hockey Night In Canada on channel 9 (Windsor station). I remember when the league was just 6 teams.
Than you should be able to recall how really classy players play hockey - they didn't need to fight, except to defend themselves when attacked - but maybe you were a Flyers fan back in the 70's.
I suggest (but doubt) you read all of my posts concerning the series before you spout off and continue sounding like the whackos posting to the NHL.COM forums.