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Shawn Thornton Chat Transcript - 3.19.08
Wednesday, 03.19.2008 / 2:30 PM ET / News
Boston Bruins
|Shawn Thornton
The_Linesman: Hello everyone, Shawn is on his way and we should be on schedule, please start putting in your questions and hang tight...
Shawn Thornton: Hey what's up everyone... let's get started!
BsGal127: Hi Shawn. What's the most difficult part of being a fighter in the NHL today?
Shawn Thornton: Well besides getting punched in the face, just getting mentally prepared for guys that are a lot bigger than me.
BruinsFan27: Hey Shawn, thanks for bringing an Old Time Hockey feeling back to Beantown...you have played on both coasts, is there a difference in hockey atmosphere on the east and west coasts?
Shawn Thornton: I think the West Coast has a lot more physical brand of hockey. The travel in the East is a lot easier on you.
GahhhdenGuy: Hey Shawn, who do you consider the hardest puncher you've faced in the NHL, past or present?
Shawn Thornton: Tough one to answer...A guy I played with, Louie DeBrusk.
xhtank60: Hi Shawn. What do you do to get pumped for a game?
Shawn Thornton: Try and block out all of Marc Savard's terrible pregame music!
beproud42: Savard said you enjoy Britney Spears' "piece of me". Is this true?
Shawn Thornton: No. Completely false
derekroy19: what do you think your chances are in the playoffs? We need a cup here in Boston!!
Shawn Thornton: We have to make the playoffs first, but once we are in there, I like the group of guys we have.
bruins_fan8: What was it like to win the Stanley Cup last year? And do you think you can do it again this year?
Shawn Thornton: I hope we can do it again this year. Last year was an incredible experience. It's great to think about but my focus is on this year and this team.
zach: I really like Reich-Sobotka and you as a line. How good do you think Sobotka can be?
Shawn Thornton: For such a young kid, he plays with such poise. He is only going to get better as he gets older.
mbonanno07: Did you guys do anything to celebrate this weeks numerous B's birthdays?
Shawn Thornton: I went with Andrew Ference to the Dropkick Murphys concert on Monday night, awesome show.
Bostonfan17: Hey Shawn, what do you like to do in the off-season?
Shawn Thornton: Golf, train and enjoy the down time.
Cam_Neely: How do you feel about the Habs tomorrow?
Shawn Thornton: Going to be a tough game, it was good to have a couple of days rest before. The boys will be ready.
BSFAN4LIF: Hey Shawn! You have any tips for someone who wants to be a fighter like you in the NHL?
Shawn Thornton: Score goals, there's more money in that!
Bruinsfan88: If you could play golf with any three other bruins past or present who would they be?
Shawn Thornton: Cam Neely, Stan Jonathan and Jeremy Reich because I can probably take his money!
djwilson19: Any pregame superstitions?
Shawn Thornton: No real superstitions, just more routines. I have figured out which way of preparing for a game works best for me.
savvy_91: Hey Shawn, I've noticed that sometimes on the road the team seems to need an early game fight to get energized. How do you and the other fighters gauge this energy and how do you sort out who fights?
Shawn Thornton: There's fights for three reasons as far as I'm concerned...
To stick up for a teammate.
To stick up for yourself.
Or to create energy or momentum.
GahhhdenGuy: What was the story behind you and Lucic in the opening 2 fights against the Capitals? Was it pre-meditated?
Shawn Thornton: It wasn't premeditated for me. I think it might have been for Luch.
DanielleluvsBs: Who are you closest to on the team?
Shawn Thornton: I try and hang out with everyone as much as possible. Usually I end up eating with Schaefer, Metro, Hnidy and Timmy on the road, but I get along with everyone...or at least I think I get along with everyone!
beproud42: so Wideman said if he was stuck on a desert island he'd choose you to be there to wrestle any wild animals- how do you feel about that? Would you want him on the island if you were stuck there?
Shawn Thornton: I heard about that...I'm not quite sure what his purpose on the island would be, so I'm not so sure he would be invited!
Seabass8: Hey Shawn, have you ever had to pull out the fisticuffs at training camp to win a job?
Shawn Thornton: Not to win a job. Last time was 10 years ago, I prefer fighting guys on other teams, not potential teammates.
Saskatchewan: Have you ever fought Reich?
Shawn Thornton: Yes I have.
Tnichs: Where did you work before playing in the NHL?
Shawn Thornton: I worked in a steel factory where my dad works in Ontario
charasavvy: Do you enjoy playing in Boston?
Shawn Thornton: Love it. Love the city, love the fans, love the restaurants.
Hailey: what is your favorite city to play in?
Shawn Thornton: Other than here, Toronto because its close to my hometown
DanielleluvsBs: Who's your favorite player of all time?
Shawn Thornton: Wendel Clark
knuckle_chucker: How often are you asked if you are related to Joe and Scott?
Shawn Thornton: Too often!
extreme91886: Have you ever had to play with someone who you had roughed up when you were on different teams?
Shawn Thornton: Yeah, it's not as awkward as you'd think. It's just a job, we get over it pretty quickly.
BSFAN4LIF: Why did you choose the number 22 for your jersey?
Shawn Thornton: There's not many numbers left here to choose from... they are all in the rafters!
mbonanno07: Does your family get to come to games a lot?
Shawn Thornton: Only when I'm in Toronto.
Tnichs: What music do you listen to before a game?
Shawn Thornton: I listen to everything... except Britney Spears!
tasteofink07: hey Shawn, I will be attending the game tomorrow against the Habs and I was wondering how much physical play is going to be needed from you and your teammates to be able to come out with the 2 points
Shawn Thornton: We have to play physical every night, but we have to keep our emotions in check.
Seabass8: What do you think about Metro being nominated for the Masterson?
Shawn Thornton: I think no one deserves it more.
machoman911b: Who's the biggest guy you've fought before?
Shawn Thornton: Probably Boogard in Minnesota.
cam: What was it like scoring your first NHL goal?
Shawn Thornton: It was in Carolina, Steve Thomas passed me the puck... great feeling.
maine_boy13: What is the thought or feeling you have when you get ready to drop the gloves?
Shawn Thornton: Good nervous energy.
machoman911b: Shawn who do you think will pick up their first fighting major first, Sobotka or Krejci?
Shawn Thornton: Sobotka. He tells me every day how tough he is!
Bosbruins9875: Hey Shawn Have u ever fought with P.J. Stock.
Shawn Thornton: Yeah we have fought twice, he's a tough character.
tasteofink07: hey Shawn, have you ever been to a rock concert and been in the mosh pit?
Shawn Thornton: Lollapalooza when I was in high school was the first and last time I have been in a mosh pit!
Kapler_Fan: Have you been to Fenway Park?
Shawn Thornton: Yes, twice... one was Game 1 of the World Series. A tremendous place to watch a ballgame.
keenebruin: Anything you would change in the NHL these days? rules, or etc?
Shawn Thornton: I am a traditionalist. I think the game is perfect the way it is.
Bostonfan17: What sports do you like other than Hockey?
Shawn Thornton: Lacrosse, I have one cousin who plays in the NLL and another that plays at Duke. Lacrosse is big in my family.
mlbbruins: I've been a lifetime bruins fan but this year really stands out in my mind. Is it just me or are you guys having a lot of fun playing together?
Shawn Thornton: We are having a blast. Great bunch of guys, I have fun every day coming to the rink.
BruinsFan27: What do you think of the big crowds the Garden has been pulling in, can you guys feel the crowd from the locker room?
Shawn Thornton: I really noticed how loud you were last Saturday. We've definitely been able to feel the intensity from the crowd the last few
home games. It has been great.
BigBadBruin8: What's the best rivalry you've ever been a part of, at any level?
Shawn Thornton: Probably Oshawa/Peterborough in Junior.
mlbbruins: Do you think you've got a couple more 2 goal games left in you for the stretch?
Shawn Thornton: Unfortunately I think I have used up all my 2 goal games this year!
score_4: Shawn, are you having fun with your video blog? I know I look forward to watching it every day
Shawn Thornton: Yeah it is fun. Something different for the fans, letting you know what's going on.
keenebruin: Do you have a better taste in movies than Alberts? What do you think of his reviews?
Shawn Thornton: I don't have the luxury of sitting around all day and watching movies! I do enjoy his reviews though...
Danny82307: When you were young, did you ever think you would be playing in the NHL.
Shawn Thornton: I dreamed about it, but never thought it would actually happen.
BruinsFan24: Who do you think will win in the Western Conference playoffs?
Shawn Thornton: Tough one, a lot of it depends on matchups in the first round. I'll go with my old teammates in Anaheim though.
xhtank60: At what age did you start to play hockey?
Shawn Thornton: 7, which I think is a little later than most Canadian kids!
machoman911b: What top 6 forward on this Bruins team do you think would have the best chance to win a scrap against you?
Shawn Thornton: You can probably discard Savard and Kessel off that list...Kessel is my roommate on the road, I don't even let him have the remote!
knuckle_chucker: have u seen a bruins #22 jersey yet?
Shawn Thornton: Yeah, I think it said Donovan on the back though.
LoohBearforprez: Will you please convince the guys to grow the rally mustaches for the playoffs.
Shawn Thornton: Love the playoff beards. We have some guys that could be in trouble though!
GahhhdenGuy: Who do you think could grow the best beard.... and who would have the most trouble?
Shawn Thornton: I think Wardo's will be thick, but very, very gray! Some of the younger kids might struggle...
The_Linesman: Were going to take a few more...
nick_bucs: hey Shawn its been great to see you play haven't had guys like you Lucic and Reich in town for a while, does it feel good knowing you guys are responsible for bringing some of the fans back?
Shawn Thornton: To hear that is a huge compliment. We each have our physical styles of play and it's nice to have that appreciated here.
biggins99: What has been your favorite hockey moment
Shawn Thornton: Winning the Cup last year.
machoman911b: Is it true that George Parros (Anaheim) just grunts when people ask him to fight and then absolutely unloads when the puck drops?
Shawn Thornton: I don't think they can understand him because of his mustache!
beproud42: Crosby v. Ference earlier this year- what did you think?
Shawn Thornton: Andy battles hard every night, good to see him get in the mix.
The_Linesman: One more...
Stockfan42: What was your favorite moment from all of this year's games?
Shawn Thornton: Luch getting the Gordie Howe hat trick in LA
Shawn Thornton: Thanks everybody, good questions... see you here tomorrow, big one for us.
The_Linesman: Make sure to join us next week at 2:00 for Andrew Alberts.


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"Inopportune: Stage One" (2004)
"Inopportune: Stage One," 2004
Cars, sequenced mulit-channel light tubes, dimensions variable
Installation view: MASS MoCA, North Adams, Massachusetts
Collection of the Artist
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"Ever since September 11th, the idea of terrorism is always on our minds. It's ever so present. And while car explosions have been around for a long time, they have a heightened sense of reality in our minds. 'Inopportune' obviously has a direct reference to these conditions that we live in now. But making an installation that is so beautiful and mesmerizing that also borrows the image of the car bomb already has inappropriateness in it...So maybe in this way it's kind of unfashionable or inappropriate, or 'inopportune.'"
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Olympic Continuation High School teacher Skip Weinstock has been chosen as a Hometown Hero because of his dedication to working with students who have struggled in life. He cofounded the campus' Service Learning Program, which places students in schools, camps, hospitals and other nonprofit agencies, where they learn life skills.
Here is what some of Weinstock's students had to say about their teacher, and the difference he has made in their lives:
"My sister was here seven years ago with no credits and she graduated in two years, and Skip helped. She did Service Learning. He helped me get my electives. I was a camp counselor. He was giving me credit in other classes because I wrote two essays at camp."
"Skip told me, 'I have to talk to you about a job.' Being in Service Learning, it's like being a tutor. It's like a job. As a camp counselor, you're with the kids 24/7. It teaches us to be leaders."
"He does respect us. Mostly, you can tell he cares. Most of us feel comfortable talking to him, because he's always there. Every time you need him, there's Skip!"
"Skip is very flexible. He makes sure everyone's in school. He is a great motivator. I was in Service Learning in a hospital and I never knew what I wanted to do in life 'til Skip gave me that opportunity. I want to be a registered nurse and maybe become an officer in the Navy."
"Never have I seen Skip give a student a cold shoulder because they cussed him out. He knows they have other things going on in their lives."
"No matter where you'll go, you'll never find another Skip to come and tell you: 'Do you need help?' or answer questions. He's just a good man. He knows how to deal with kids and I respect him a lot."
He's open to listening at anytime. Most of us come here thinking there's no solution. He helps us figure out the solution."
" ... When I entered (Olympic), I thought there was no hope, and that was haunting me. He shows us he wants us to succeed no matter what. I think his program has helped us succeed in what we want and (to) not look back. I've seen some kids who have been in jail and they see Skip and they have a different outlook. I can definitely say Skip is a great impact in people's lives."


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In one God, the sovereign Creator and Sustainer of all things, infinitely and eternally existing in three Persons: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.
Jesus Christ, the living Word, became flesh by the Holy Spirit and His virgin birth. He who is fully God and fully man united in one Person. He died on the cross as a sacrifice for our sins. On the third day He arose bodily from the grave, ascended into heaven, where, at the right hand of God the Father, He now is our High Priest and Mediator.
The Holy Spirit was sent by Christ to effect the saving work of Christ to all who believe. He convicts us of sin and draws us to Christ. He lives within all believers, giving us new life and imparts gifts to us for service in his kingdom and for the building up of all the saints. He instructs and guides us into all truth, and seals us for the day of redemption.
Being separated from God by the sin of Adam in the Garden of Eden and condemned by our own sinfulness, our salvation is completely dependent upon the work of God's free grace. God credits His righteousness to those who put their faith in Christ alone for their salvation, thereby justifying them in His sight.
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Until recently Justin Antill only owned a few guns that had been passed down to him from family members.
Fueled by fears that gun rights could be reduced when President-elect Barack Obama takes office, Antill and millions of other Americans are stocking up on firearms, ammunition and accessories.
Antill, 23, has purchased two guns within the past few weeks. He anticipates buying more.
"I hadn't planned on spending that kind of money, but I'm concerned I may not be able to buy what I want down the road," Antill said. "I think they're really going to crack down on guns and (high-capacity magazine) clips and make them harder to own."
Last month, as an Obama win looked increasingly inevitable, there were 108,000 more background checks for gun purchases than in October 2007, a 15 percent increase. Background checks for gun purchases are up about 8 percent for the year as of Oct. 26, the most recent data available, according to the FBI.
Obama has said he respects Americans' Second Amendment right to bear arms, but that he favors "common sense" gun laws. Gun rights advocates interpret that as meaning he'll at least enact curbs on ownership of assault and concealed weapons.
As a U.S. senator, Obama voted to leave gun-makers and dealers open to lawsuits; and as an Illinois state legislator, he supported a ban on semiautomatic weapons and tighter restrictions on all firearms. While in the Senate, Vice President-elect Joe Biden has supported proposed bans against semi-automatic firearms, magazines that hold more than 10 rounds and additional waiting periods before guns can be purchased.
Despite the candidates' voting records, local residents Bill Hutchinson and Troy Farrell say they don't expect sweeping changes in gun laws. Both are gun owners and Obama supporters.
"I don't believe there will ever be a law to do away with guns," said Hutchinson, 49, of Marietta. "You may see some laws that require registration for some guns, but I don't personally own or use that type of gun."
Farrell, 42, of Lower Salem, said he believes the Republican Party and the National Rifle Association are responsible for creating the fears.
"It was a scare tactic to motivate members to get out and vote a certain way," Farrell said. "I just don't buy into those tactics. We have a constitution and plenty of political figures on both sides that, I feel, will never let anything happen like these people fear."
Jim Stewart, owner of Jim's Gun Shop in Coal Run, said he witnessed a spike in gun sales in 1999 when there were concerns over Y2K and again in 2001 following the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.
"I would say we're busier now than at those times," said Stewart, who has been in the gun sales business 32 years. "We've doubled our sales in the last month or two."
Stewart said customers aren't only stocking up on guns.
"They're buying ammo and magazines, too," Stewart said. "They're panicked and afraid they won't be able to buy those things. All it would take is for Obama to simply sign an executive order to prevent the import of a lot of our ammunition."
Antill said if gun laws ever change he hopes he would get to keep the firearms he recently purchased.
"I would hope I would be grandfathered in and I would be able to keep them and they would just sit in my home," he said. "If they decided to come and get them, that would be a little different and I honestly don't know what would happen."
Washington County Sheriff Larry Mincks said there has not been a significant increase in new requests for concealed carry permits. There were 10 applications in the two weeks leading up to the election and 18 in the two weeks afterwards, he said. At least a couple of people mentioned the political atmosphere as a reason for their application, he said.
Stewart said gun laws should be a low priority for Obama, especially with the tanking economy and ongoing wars in the Middle East.
"I expect sales to continue to be like this until January and then we'll see what Obama is going to do," Stewart said. "It's just a big panic right now. People tend to panic and then other things take place and they tend to forget about it. I don't know what is going to happen, but I know Obama has other important issues he should be dealing with other than to mess with legal gun owners."
The Associated Press contributed.


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Canadian seniors and people with disabilities deserve the care they need to live with dignity and respect. Unfortunately, due to a fractured system of support and the absence of a national strategy and standards, many Canadian seniors and people with disabilities are falling through the cracks when it comes to the continuum of care (assisted living, palliative care, home care, long-term care, acute care, residential care, pharmacare, primary care). This has to change.
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The Ducks will open the 2012-13 home schedule this Friday, Jan. 25 against the Vancouver Canucks at 7 p.m. All fans in attendance will receive a commemorative Teemu Selanne "#8" t-shirt. In addition, various giveaways are planned for throughout the night, including a special "Jersey off the Back" presentation for a number of lucky fans. Ducks fans are encouraged to arrive very early for Friday's game, particularly to take part in the "Miller Lite Home Opener Lounge" beginning at 3:30 p.m. as well as the Player Red Carpet Arrival from 4-5 p.m. (both near Honda Center's north doors). Ducks players will greet fans as they enter the building to prepare for their contest against the Canucks. The club enters the home-opening weekend (also Saturday, Jan. 26 vs. Nashville, 7:30 p.m.) after posting consecutive wins to start the season, Anaheim's first 2-0 start since 2006-07.
All fans in attendance are encouraged to wear their Selanne t-shirts (located on every seat in the building) and be in their seats by 6:45 p.m. for the interactive opening sequence and player introductions. Other in-game elements include a motorcycle giveaway provided by Honda Powersports. The Honda 2013 CRF250L Motorcycle and corresponding helmet will be awarded to one lucky fan during the second intermission. Three semifinalists will be selected to join Ducks host Kent French on the ice. Fans had the opportunity to vote for their favorite Ducks-designed helmet (three different helmets) through Jan. 22 at AnaheimDucks.com/hondamotorcycle. An online vote served as an automatic entry to become one of the three semifinalists. Fans are also invited to participate in Opening Night festivities by submitting photos via Instagram using the hashtag #duckshomeopener. The winning submission will receive a team-autographed jersey.
Friday night's game will also serve as the first of four "Surprise Puck" sales, benefiting the Anaheim Ducks Foundation. The club will once again be selling a Surprise Puck series, featuring four limited edition pucks. Opening Night's puck will be available for purchase ($30 each) at Section 212 beginning at 5:30 p.m. Fans will pick an individually wrapped puck at random and receive either a Ducks player-autographed commemorative puck, or for 23 lucky fans, a surprise Ducks player-autographed orange puck. The winners of the Opening Night Surprise Puck Sale meet the Ducks player who autographed their winning orange puck. Additional Surprise Puck Set sales will take place on Feb. 27 vs. Nashville, Mar. 22 vs. Detroit and Apr. 27 vs. Phoenix (Fan Appreciation Night).
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A friend to no one, Israel would rather have Joe US taxpayer lose their children and money in attacking Iran rather than conduct the war which it has been calling for.
An overwhelming majority of Israelis would support America leading an international consortium of air forces in a military strike on Iran if sanctions and diplomatic talks do not work, according to a Smith Research poll sponsored by The Jerusalem Post.
The results of the poll were announced by Post editor-in-chief Steve Linde at the Jerusalem Post Conference Sunday in New York. The poll of 500 respondents representing a statistical sample of the adult population in Israel was taken last week and had a had a 4.5 percent margin of error.
The poll found that 72% would back an international strike, while just 14% would oppose it, and 14% did not express an opinion.
When asked whether they supported Israel taking action if the US declined, support was much lower. Only 45% said they would back an Israeli strike, 40% opposed it, and 15% had no opinion.
Israelis who identified themselves as right-wing and religious were more likely to support an Israeli strike on Iran. Support for such an attack is wider among people over 50 than people under 30.
Responding to the poll at the conference, Deputy Foreign Minister Danny Ayalon said: "The results reflect a common sense shared by the Israeli people that since Iran is a threat to the entire international community, this threat should be removed by the international community led by the US. However since we have witnessed through past and recent history that the international community response is not always effective nor timely, we should keep all options available to us, since no one will take better care of our security and national interests than ourselves."
Harvard law professor Alan Dershowitz said he did not know whether Israel should attack Iran, but he said: "It is legal. I would support it and defend it." Alan is a zionist working within the hallowed halls of the judicial nursery. If this doesn't impress people as to the zionist reach and influence then the US is doomed to be goy slaves to the jewish mater.
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Utility infielder Mike Fontenot was acquired from the Cubs. He was valuable coming off the bench to spell Freddy Sanchez and also provided some key pinch hits.
Two additional trades made very positive impacts. Reliever Ramon Ramirez was acquired from Boston and pitched 27 innings over the remainder of the regular season with an ERA of 0.67.
Left-handed reliever Javier Lopez, acquired from Pittsburgh, became the top lefty out of the pen for the Giants. He threw 19 innings over the rest of the regular season with an ERA of 1.42. Lopez continued his mastery in the postseason. He threw 5.2 innings over nine appearances and gave up just one earned run.
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I started looking into the dosage approval process as well as how unapproved drugs—such as the cough suppressants containing hydrocodone currently being addressed by the US Food and Drug Administration—get on the market in the first place. According to FDA, several thousand drugs are marketed without going through its approval system. Many of these medications are marketed illegally; others were put on the market before 1962 when the government started requiring manufacturers to get product approval. Although the unapproved drug issue is not new, it wasn't until mid-2006 that FDA started to pay it serious attention by publishing a guidance on unapproved drugs, issuing more warning letters, and taking some illegal medications off the market.
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At the beginning of his keynote address to the Craft Brewers Conference in Boston, Stone Brewing Company's CEO and co-founder Greg Koch played a video he and others had collaboratively produced for the occasion. It is a great video, especially the first minute or so (a great viral or television commercial in itself) and was an excellent start to a solid and interactive address to the conventioneers. I anticipate that a lot of viewers of the recent Beer Wars documentary expected to see something similar and that is one of the reasons they left disappointed. The tone gets a little preachy at times and also takes several direct swipes at the big guys, promotional approaches whose appeal and viability can be debated (and were yesterday during the conference, with one presenter actively advising against them). In any event, definitely take a look at the video below and feel free to offer your thoughts.
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That was GREAT. Makes me proud of the bottom shelf of my fridge . . .
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Cooking and baking with kids can be tricky. You want to build their confidence and skills, but if you pick a recipe with too many steps, you lose them to the siren's call of the TV, computer or Xbox. I used to lose one of mine after the eggs were cracked. He loved the satisfying crunch of the shell and the goopy egg innards sliding into the bowl and didn't see much point in waiting around for any of the steps that followed.
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Transcript from Q&A with Brian Burke
I always enjoy having question and answer sessions from the Fans. I hope to see more of these in the future. Thank you for participating. - Brian Burke, EVP and General Manager
George - San Diego, CA: Can you please explain how injuries have affected the ability to obtain players in light of the salary cap?
Brian Burke: What injuries do is eat up your cap reserve. Most teams leave a million to a million and a half in cap reserve, and it has proven inadequate. So close to a dozen teams are dangerously close to their cap.
Luke - Halifax, NS: Do you have anything lined up yet for the new room you have under the cap or are you waiting until the end of the season.
Brian Burke: We're going to start looking at alternatives immediately. But we will spend when something comes along that we think makes sense.
Mario Ramirez - Corona, CA: With the trade of Sergei Fedorov, in what direction is the club headed towards goal scoring? We need goal scorers. We just traded the best and most proven goal scorer on the team.
Brian Burke: I understand that it's hard for fans to accept. But I think the problem is not that we do not have goal scorers, but that we are not scoring goals. If we continue to outshoot opponents I am confident the goals will come.
Brad – San Dimas, CA: If the plan was to trade Sergei Fedorov, why was it not done sooner?
Brian Burke: I was not shopping Sergei Fedorov. In fact, I showed him the trade rumors in the paper, and told him I was not shopping him. However, I also told him I would trade him, if the right deal came along. This was the first chance we had to move him.
Reed – Westminster, CA: Why did we get so little in return for #91?
Brian Burke: We did not get a small return, we got two players that we think will help. And we got cap room to make further moves.
J Murga – Montebello, CA: Mr. Burke, to you still plan to contend for the cup this season?
Brian Burke: Our goal this season has always been to make the play-offs. And that remains our goal.
Neil Komadoski - Anaheim, CA: Why trade Sergei now? Why not wait till later when teams panic or do it BEFORE the season so we could have moved into the year without dumping Leclerc and Rucchin?
Brian Burke: There was no market for Sergei Fedorov in the off-season. This was the first legitimate offer we got for him.
Chris – San Diego, CA: What's specifically is being discussed to energize the crowds and bring more people to the Pond?
Brian Burke: I think we are playing an up tempo, physical and exciting style that we promised the fans. I believe the crowds will respond to that style of play. Our home record is outstanding, our game presentation is second to none, and we've recently added a second LED ring. And we'll continue to add more amenities as the season moves along.
Nick – Irvine, CA: Do you think the kids Getzlaf and Perry will see more ice time?
Brian Burke: Yes I do. Both have played well but both have been slowed by injuries and I believe they will get more situational ice time.
John - Tustin, CA: When are you going to get some real television announcers... That John Ahlers or however you spell is name doesn't know hockey... Has he ever even picked up a stick?
Brian Burke: I think our broadcast teams are first rate on radio and television. If I could go hire with a clean slate, I'd hire the guys we have.
Chris Collins - Corona, CA: When will there be another practice session or other community event in the Riverside area with the team?
Brian Burke: We're going to try to do regular outreach programs as a team in Orange and Riverside County. My guess is that the next such event will be at a different venue, but we will try to get back to Riverside at some point in the future. It was a great success.
Luke – Halifax, NS: What is Giguere's current injury status? How long is he expected to be out?
Brian Burke: His injury is a minor hamstring injury and is expected to be back for the weekend.
Reed – Westminster, CA: Are you thinking about trading #8 to free up more money?
Brian Burke: No. I think we went into the season thinking our defense core was solid and I still feel that way.
Denise Collin – Lake Forest, California: Now that you've traded Fedorov, what will it take to turn the team around and into a Western Conference contender?
Brian Burke: We have to start putting the puck in the net and our power play has to get going. 5 on 5, we have virtually played every opponent even or we've out-shot and out-chanced and out-worked them. All that hardwork goes for not unless the puck finds the back of the net and we have to start scoring on the power play. Some of our players who can score goals have to start scoring.
Neil Komadoski - Anaheim, CA: While we are dumping salary, how bout we dump the salary of JS Giguere who we WAY overpaid for?
Brian Burke: I am very happy with our goaltending. I think JS Giguere is a legitimate top ten goaltender and he has played like one so far and I think Bryzgalov has been absolutely suberb as a back-up.
Gene McEwen – Diamond Bar, CA: Hello Brian, I was wondering if there was any realistic chance of Bobby Ryan playing in the NHL this season? Thanks for this opportunity to talk. The die-hard hockey fans really appreciate this.
Brian Burke: Well it's my pleasure to talk to the fans. I think this is a great way to directly address the fans and specific questions so it's my pleasure. Don't thank me. Regarding Bobby Ryan, I do not expect to see him in Anaheim this season and whether he's here as a 19 year old will depend on how he plays.
Chuck Collins - Anaheim, CA: How would you characterize the effectiveness of the new Ducks coach at this point in the season?
Brian Burke: Fans need to remember that we were the only team in our division that made a coaching change. Other than Wayne Gretsky as a new head coach in Phoenix, we are the only team in our division to bring in an entirely new coaching staff who had to learn new systems in all three zones. I think the coaches have done an excellent job and I think the player's buy-in has been complete. Also the results are there with our shot totals.
Monique McNeill – Irvine, CA: Any plans to make Teemu a few more years as a duck?
Brian Burke: We're not allowed to talk to any player until January 1st about a contract extension. And then only players in their final contract year which includes Teemu.
Ducks Fan – England: Is the salary dump going to continue or do you feel comfortable with our current cap status?
Brian Burke: I am comfortable with our current cap status but will continue to make moves that improve that cap status if they make sense.
DTP – OCCA: Is it a correct assumption that the Niedermayer brothers are untouchable as far as trades go this season? Are there any other untouchable trade bait on the Ducks (e.g., Getzlaf, Perry)?
Brian Burke: Certainly, I am happy with the play of the Niedermayer brothers, but I don't think any player is untouchable.
Ryan – Palm Springs, CA: What is the upside to the two players acquired yesterday by the Ducks?
Brian Burke: Beauchemin is a 25-year-old defenseman that we think will play right away and help us. Tyler Wright is a gritty bottom 6 forward with penalty killing and leadership skills.


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You've only got a bunch of little mugs above you. A couple of wins and you're home free.From most at West Ham (who were in the same position last year).Real fans prosper.
Cheers Soppy. If we can play future fixtures like we did on Sunday against Pompey, we might just stand a chance. The commitment was there for all to see.