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@starman8888 @TSLAFanMtl adjusting to the market is probably the best actually, but also much more difficult to do successfully

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@TeslaT100 @TSLAFanMtl Supply and demand I assume. Production is likely not up to full speed yet, but the demand is extremely high. This is what drove prices higher through the pandemic, until they were able to bring down prices more recently.

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@CryptoButters69 @ProducerDrew_ I wouldn't say greedy, but I agree, wish he would have protected himself better. Greedy could be used to describe Scheiffele, who instead of breaking up the play with his stick and giving his team a chance, decided to selfishly take out his frustrations while throwing the game

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@Farrand316 @ProducerDrew_ I think it was clean technically, and that's the risk you take going to the net. What you saw there was a guy who would do anything to win, compared to a loser who would forego the chance to prevent a goal, just to throw a hit on a vulnerable player.

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@22mac22mac @vMeatsack @maavin @spittinchiclets @BizNasty2point0 @NHLPlayerSafety Oh I knew what you meant, I was saying if he dove, whether or not he got the puck, he and Evans would still be coming at each other head on. He would probably take out Evans legs in that scenario, and could just as easily end up in an injury, but that would be easier to accept

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@22mac22mac @vMeatsack @maavin @spittinchiclets @BizNasty2point0 @NHLPlayerSafety Sometimes it's hard to tell what's legal in this league. It's at least very close to being legal, but at the same time so disrespectful. Dirtiest clean hit I've seen in a long time

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@22mac22mac @vMeatsack @maavin @spittinchiclets @BizNasty2point0 @NHLPlayerSafety I'm not arguing whether it was legal or not. He had a lot of speed, but that's not illegal. He glides for a decent distance before the hit. As far as point of contact, jumping, etc, it's all hard to judge a lot of the time. Contact forces them upwards after contact anyway.

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@CFLGURU @_Th1bs_ @FriedgeHNIC You're right, and he obviously doesn't have to care about winning, his teammates, the fans, or the kids brain. And he didn't.
Hopefully he comes back and someone also makes a poor decision to take advantage of someone in a vulnerable position, just because they can.

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@22mac22mac @vMeatsack @maavin @spittinchiclets @BizNasty2point0 @NHLPlayerSafety It's the fact that he didn't even attempts to stop the goal, just so he could get his full weight behind a hit he knew would have nothing to do with preventing the goal.
He as selfish and just wanted to get out his frustration instead of saving the game

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@22mac22mac @vMeatsack @maavin @spittinchiclets @BizNasty2point0 @NHLPlayerSafety In this situation, if you actually cared about winning, you'd try to reach for the puck, because you could do that far earlier than you could make contact with the player.
If he had attempted at the puck and followed through with a hit, I wouldn't mind it as much

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@Substers This doesn't hurt Khabib's stock, and has the potential to put Gaethje in Tony's spot for the title shot if/when things get back to normal.

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@Substers I'm not into conspiracies, but it looks bad that Khabib and Gaethje share the same manage in my opinion. The one with the most to lose here is Tony Ferguson. Gaethje was getting pushed out of the picture with Dana wanting to have a Khabib/Conor rematch.

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@skhan145 I fully understand that, especially since he's away from his family in the US, but how come he can't take a private flight to wherever UFC249 will be? Not saying there isn't a good reason, I'm just curious what it is.