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Anonymous
Sophomore
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Great story on nhl.com!! |
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Anonymous
Sophomore
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Loser with no life, you have nothing better to do than worry about Tyler Donati. You need to come out of the closet and admit you are gay. No one will judge you my friend. LOL!! |
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Anonymous
Rookie
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Chick with no life, you seem to spend your life in worry about Tyler Donati. Give it a rest. |
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Anonymous
Rookie
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http://www.nhl.com/ice/news.htm?id=504620 |
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Anonymous
Sophomore
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Save you the trouble dude. Hey everyone....after each Jaks game you can go to www.stargazette.com and read this dtuff. It'll save this dude draining his brain to cut and paste. Sigh. |
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Anonymous
Rookie
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Tyler Donati knocked in an empty-net goal at 18:48 of the third period with an assist from Justin Donati, who scored their 11th points of the season on the play, putting them into a tie for the ECHL lead in scoring with Reading's Stefano Giliati. The Jackals winning streak is their longest since joining the ECHL, now at nine games dating back to the end of the 2008-2009 regular season. The current sell-out streak is also the longest for the Jackals since joining the ECHL |
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Anonymous
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That "chick" knows an awful lot about hockey!! I think Tyler is gonna have a great minor league career. Thing is, you can't retire off a career in the E, he coul'nt cut it in the A....but both these boys are chasing the dream like any kid who starred in local hockey. Don't knock them. And if they pursue careers outside of hockey in the off-season at least they will have a foothold when they are done. |
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Anonymous
Rookie
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I think you are a chick who can't let go! |
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Anonymous
Sophomore
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LOL... There is some original thought. Cut and paste from www.stargazette.com. Dude, why don't you do your OWN thinking?? |
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Anonymous
Rookie
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Tyler Donati broke the 2-2 tie on the power play, taking a shot from the low right circle and finding the back of the net. It was assisted by his brother Justin Donati, who also scored his tenth point of the season on the play. The Donati brothers share the ECHL lead for points after two weekends of play with ten. |
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Anonymous
Sophomore
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These guys will burn it up in that league. If only their egos will allow them to just stay in one place for the season. The problem will come if they get called up. They just can't take the size of the opposition, and the traffic. They get pushed off the puck and run shy when the copntact starts. This will be a great story for the E as a league and the twins though. Twin brothers in top 10 scoring....some good pr value. |
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Anonymous
Rookie
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Tyler Donati now has nine points on the season, overtaking Alaska's John Lammers for first in the ECHL in scoring, and broke a multi-way tie among ECHL assists leaders to lead the league with eight. Justin Donati overtook Lammers as well, and is second in the ECHL in scoring with eight points (3-5). Great Job Guys! ;) |
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Anonymous
Sophomore
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That league is pretty good hockey. Kind of like a ramped up OHL. BUT you sure can't make a living there. You have to hang your hat on the fact that you MIGHT get a call to the A. Most don't. Tyler originally sigbned in the A (binghamton) out of Belleville, and couldt take the traffic and the size of the players. He got called up last season on the strength of that fast start in Elmira, played 5 games, played poorly, got sent down and then quit the Jaks. Not sure why these guys are hanging on, but if they are happy making McD money so be it. They will do well in this league, they just won't make a living. |
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Anonymous
Rookie
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ECHL pays what full time McD's employees earn. Look at theages of the players in that league. No one is older than 27 |
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Anonymous
Sophomore
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Great games! Both of you did great. ;) |
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Anonymous
Rookie
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And here come (or should I say cum) the puck dirties!! This is about HOCKEY you sluts!! |
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Anonymous
Sophomore
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Let me polish that itty bitty horn for you;-) |
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Anonymous
Sophomore
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Happy Birthday Angel! ;) |
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Anonymous
Rookie
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They wont though....both of them think they have long pro careers ahead of them, always have. Great second tier hockey players, not much else. Not very bright either. |
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Anonymous
Rookie
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Listen, at 23 years old 400-600 a week is not alot of cash. If they go back to school now, they can be finished by 27. ECHL is a waste of time , they are not going to the AHL and the European door is most likely closed. |
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Anonymous
Sophomore
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Emphasis on TEAM players. This is the one thing they have never been. Let's see what happens. |
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Anonymous
Sophomore
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YUP! That's what I say, I just love watching 2 young men playing hockey. They have what it takes, and now is their time to prove it. Stay strong guys, work hard, be team players and kick ass. ;) |
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Anonymous
Sophomore
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you know what just because they both quit on their hockey teams doesnt mean they are bad players maybe this year they will actually stay because they both did really well in the preseason i like them ive always liked them ever since they played in the ohl so i hope they stay in the echl for the whole year and honestly who cares about their personal lives its their business not ours or anyone elses. end of story |
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Anonymous
Sophomore
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Agree. Glad someone brought the subject back to hockey. Just one year of great team play will erase the hiccups they have had trying to catch on elsewhere. |
