Daniel Wagner
@passittobulis.bsky.social
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Award-winning journalist covering the Vancouver Canucks for Vancouver Is Awesome. http://passittobulis.com
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passittobulis.bsky.social
I gotta be precise. I didn't say "nobody."
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rmiriam.bsky.social
Some key PWHL Dates for the pre-season!

10/16 – Training Camp Rosters announced
11/7 - Players report to camp (11/9 for National Team players)
11/19 - Final Rosters Due

#PWHL
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alexblechman.bsky.social
Tron gives an inaccurate impression of how many guys live in your computer. It makes it seem like thousands of guys are in there. In reality only about 10 guys live in your computer and less than half of them ride motorcycles
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adamkblat.bsky.social
#Canucks here at UBC. Only Blueger, Forbort and PO Joseph are missing.
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thegreatdandino.bsky.social
Adam Foote tomorrow morning:
#Canucks
passittobulis.bsky.social
Conor Garland is money in overtime. 3-2 win for the #Canucks over the Oilers in the final game of the preseason.

Bring on the regular season!
passittobulis.bsky.social
Jonathan Lekkerimäki: Welcome to the Vancouver #Canucks opening-night roster.
passittobulis.bsky.social
I say this with all the sincerity I can muster: I would rather watch Megna with the Sedins.
passittobulis.bsky.social
I can't think of anything I want to watch less than a Jimmy Fallon-hosted show about making ads.
passittobulis.bsky.social
How can the #Canucks possibly cut Cootes or Lekkerimäki?

Cootes wins the battle for the puck, has the strength and the poise to hold off his check and feed Lekkerimäki, and The Lekkerimäkian One already has one of the best shots in the NHL.
passittobulis.bsky.social
Man, the Flames really 8-1 tonight.
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notnhl.bsky.social
There's only a few players in the League who can make a pass like this look so easy. 😳

Quinn Hughes is one of those players.
passittobulis.bsky.social
Just catching up on the #Canucks game after some internet troubles...

Look, Flames, I know it's just the preseason, but allowing a Derek Forbort shorthanded goal is not a great sign for how your season is going to go.
passittobulis.bsky.social
All we've heard from the Canucks is that Demko's absence from practice was for personal reasons. For now, there's no reason to doubt that's the case.
passittobulis.bsky.social
I still think LaBate will get sent down, but it was surprising that he practiced in Vancouver on Tuesday and his name was omitted from Abbotsford's training camp roster.

As for Cootes, I think he'll get nine games. Höglander's injury makes that easier to do.
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joshuajfriedman.com
One of my favorite anecdotes from THE PREHISTORY OF THE FAR SIDE: "That doesn't sound like the Jane Goodall we know."
A few days after this cartoon was published, my syndicate received a very indignant letter from someone representing the Jane Goodall Institute.
Not only did my syndicate and I both get read the Riot Act, there was a vague implication that litigation over this cartoon might be around the corner.
I was horrified. Not so much from a fear of being sued (I just couldn't see how this cartoon could be construed as anything but silly, but because of my deep respect for Jane Goodall and her well-known contributions to pri-matology. The last thing in the world I would have intentionally done was offend Dr. Goodall in any way.
Before I had a chance to write my apology, another complication arose.
The National Geographic Society contacted my syndicate and expressed a desire to reprint the cartoon in a special centennial issue of their magazine. My editor, aware of what had just occurred, declined, explaining why.
Apparently, whoever it was that sent the inquiry from National Geographic was shocked. They told my editor that "that doesn't sound like the Jane Goodall we know." They did some checking themselves, and an interesting fact was eventually discovered: Jane Goodall loved the cartoon. Furthermore, she was totally unaware that any of this "stuff" was going on. Some phone calls were made, and the cartoon was not only reprinted in the centennial issue of National Geographic, but was also used by her Institute on a T-shirt for fund-raising purposes.
I've since had an opportunity to visit Dr. Goodall at her research facility in Gombe. It's a wonderful place (sort of like right out of National Geographic).
"To refer to Dr. Goodall as a tramp is inexcusable even by a self-described 'loony' as Larson. The cartoon was incredibly offensive and in such poor taste that readers might well question the editorial judgment of running such an atrocity in a newspaper that reputes to be supplying news to persons with a better than average intelligence. The cartoon and its message were absolutely stupid." —Excerpt from the above-mentioned letter that started the ruckus