Sentencing to be determined at a later date, but jail time is gonna happen.
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Maybe this will give the Oilers grounds to void his contract thus ridding them of his albatross of a contract and allowing them to continue to develop both JDD and DD as goalies of the future. Or allow them to sign an experienced journeyman goalie for at least next season until either JDD or DD is ready for a full-time job.
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Something like that wouldn't break me up in the least. Habby Boo Boo is, at best, mediocre.Originally posted by writfiler View PostMaybe this will give the Oilers grounds to void his contract thus ridding them of his albatross of a contract and allowing them to continue to develop both JDD and DD as goalies of the future. Or allow them to sign an experienced journeyman goalie for at least next season until either JDD or DD is ready for a full-time job.Maciocia, Hall, Strasser, Hairston and Thorpe are finally all gone. The rest will take care of itself.
Good luck Kavis Reed and the rest of the Esks' new coaching staff!
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Probably 30 days. His lawyer will make some kind of an argument about his job and him being a first-time offender, yadda, yadda, yadda, yadda . . . . The same argument will be used to enable him to travel between the U.S. and Canada. There's not many judges that want to deprive a person of their livelihood because of crimes such as Habby Boo Boo committed. Had he killed someone in the process, that would have been a completely different matter.Originally posted by Jtuck09 View PostSo he gets at the least 30 days in jail and at the most six months from what I read and heard.
What do you guys see him getting?Maciocia, Hall, Strasser, Hairston and Thorpe are finally all gone. The rest will take care of itself.
Good luck Kavis Reed and the rest of the Esks' new coaching staff!
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Yeah, you're probably right.Originally posted by Old Caretaker View PostProbably 30 days. His lawyer will make some kind of an argument about his job and him being a first-time offender, yadda, yadda, yadda, yadda . . . . The same argument will be used to enable him to travel between the U.S. and Canada. There's not many judges that want to deprive a person of their livelihood because of crimes such as Habby Boo Boo committed. Had he killed someone in the process, that would have been a completely different matter.
Arizona does have some of the toughest laws against drunk driving in the States so I figured they might want to make an example because of him being an athlete and all. But since he is a first time offender, the judge may lay off him a little.
I guess we'll have to wait and see.
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No sentencing yet... please please please come during the season so the Oilers can void it... please please please."This year, we did what we were supposed to do. We fought as a team. We fought as a team. And the fact is, we gotta go back and go to work, to make sure we finish this next time. That's all we gotta do. This right here makes us stronger. Let's understand who we are as a team. Let's understand this right here makes us stronger." - Ray Lewis, January, 2012.
Superbowl Champs 2013.
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Yup. He'll get at least 30 days and could get up to six months - but I would be really shocked if he got anything near six months.Originally posted by Jtuck09 View PostYeah, you're probably right.
Arizona does have some of the toughest laws against drunk driving in the States so I figured they might want to make an example because of him being an athlete and all. But since he is a first time offender, the judge may lay off him a little.
I guess we'll have to wait and see.Maciocia, Hall, Strasser, Hairston and Thorpe are finally all gone. The rest will take care of itself.
Good luck Kavis Reed and the rest of the Esks' new coaching staff!
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Drunkibulin almost makes Horcoffs contract look like money well spent... almost...Look. We can go round and round about this all the live long day. Let's keep it simple. I embody amazement. Can you dig on that? Good. Then meet me on the corner of rock and roll, and bring a flask of something that burns.
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With the over 35 rule, Bulin's contract is a thousand times worse than Horcoff's... and it's not even close.Originally posted by Inquiring Mind View PostDrunkibulin almost makes Horcoffs contract look like money well spent... almost...
And that's before you consider what a buyers market goaltending is."This year, we did what we were supposed to do. We fought as a team. We fought as a team. And the fact is, we gotta go back and go to work, to make sure we finish this next time. That's all we gotta do. This right here makes us stronger. Let's understand who we are as a team. Let's understand this right here makes us stronger." - Ray Lewis, January, 2012.
Superbowl Champs 2013.
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Originally posted by PDO View PostWith the over 35 rule, Bulin's contract is a thousand times worse than Horcoff's... and it's not even close.
And that's before you consider what a buyers market goaltending is.
Oh PDO... you're far too easy to bait!
Look. We can go round and round about this all the live long day. Let's keep it simple. I embody amazement. Can you dig on that? Good. Then meet me on the corner of rock and roll, and bring a flask of something that burns.
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IIRC Kurt Busch of NASCAR fame got into some DUI issues in Arizona and didn't do any jail time. Can't remember all the particulars though.Originally posted by Jtuck09 View PostYeah, you're probably right.
Arizona does have some of the toughest laws against drunk driving in the States so I figured they might want to make an example because of him being an athlete and all. But since he is a first time offender, the judge may lay off him a little.
I guess we'll have to wait and see.When you don't know that you don't know, it's a lot different than when you do know that you don't know.
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