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As the not so good book says, Money is the root of all sorts of evil.   Yes How aggressively do you mountain bike and what tire do you use? I don't really mountain bike but am starting to ride some nasty places, need more aggressive treads on on of my bikes. 

As far as politics go, the US still sucks! Phoque the US.      The US is too stupid to understand the little things, let alone the BIIIIG things in life.  ALWAYS shooting themselves in the foot.  Literally too. https://www.espn.com/blog/new-york-giants/post/_/id/58206/ten-years-later-how-plaxico-burress-shooting-unraveled-nfls-best-team   I am embarrassed by being on the same continent as you American phoques.   

It would be quite foolish to do a Canada/US fight with hockey.  1.  Although there are more American teams in the NHL, always has been, the American population is greater than Canadian. 10 times more greater, the NHL STILL is predominantly  Canadian born players.  Approx 42% in 2025 versus the approx 30% of American players. 2. The best of the NHL players ARE Canadian.  While other nations may have a prolific player here and there, like an Ovechkin, Russian, who happens to be the GOAT in goal scoring as of last year, or a Lane Hutson, a rookie American defenseman playing for Montreal who is poised to be one of the best defenseman in the NHL in his time eventually,  consistently the best players ARE from Canada.    While the Stanley Cup will probably be awarded to an American team again this year, the best player, the Captain of the team and the coaches are probably going to be ALL Canadian not to mention that the make-up of the team WILL  be  Canadian majority by a % of at LEAST 50%.  The rest of the team will be a hodge podge of other nations. A couple of Nordic Europeans, a couple of Russians and a couple of Americans.   Baseball...baseball is a sport to make fun of Canada with.  Basketball too.  Although there are quite a few Canadians that are shining in the NBA.  Talk is that Montreal is in the talks of getting a NBA team.   It helped that 2 prominent players on opposing teams in the finals were from Montreal.   Make fun of Montreal and/or Canada that we cant support any other sport other than hockey. Its fair.  Make fun of Toronto ALL you want.  I will probably join you. But to try to get my goat on hockey will never work...    PS.  Jim Montgomery is from Montreal.  He went to my high school.  Or I went to his as he is a couple of years older than I.  I probably saw him in the hallways, but I do not remember him.   I played on the high school hockey team. He did not. He probably wasnt interested as he played for city leagues. I did not. 

GOALTENDERS #50 Jordan Binnington (G) 32 1993 Richmond Hill, ON, CAN 6'2" 172 L 26/27 $6,000,000 #30 Joel Hofer (G) 25 2000 Winnipeg, MB, CAN 6'5" 179 L 26/27 $3,400,000 DEFENSEMEN #6 Philip Broberg (D) 24 2001 Örebro, SWE 6'3" 198 L 25/26 $4,580,917 #72 Justin Faulk (D) 33 1992 South St. Paul, MN, USA 6'0" 216 R 26/27 $6,500,000 #17 Cam Fowler (D) 33 1991 Windsor, ON, CAN 6'2" 209 L 28/29 $6,500,000 #51 Matt Kessel (D) 25 2000 Scottsdale, AZ, USA 6'3" 203 R 25/26 $800,000 #23 Logan Mailloux (D) 22 2003 Belle River, ON, CAN 6'3" 212 R 25/26 $875,000 #55 Colton Parayko (D)"A" 32 1993 St. Albert, AB, CAN 6'6" 229 R 29/30 $6,500,000 #75 Tyler Tucker (D) 25 2000 Thunder Bay, ON, CAN 6'2" 205 L 26/27 $925,000 FORWARDS #77 Nick Bjugstad (C/RW) 33 1992 Blaine, MN, USA 6'6" 205 R 26/27 $1,750,000 #89 Pavel Buchnevich (W/C) 30 1995 Cherepovets, RUS 6'1" 196 L 30/31 $8,000,000 #81 Dylan Holloway (W/C) 24 2001 Calgary, AB, CAN 6'1" 205 L 25/26 $2,290,457 #71 Mathieu Joseph (RW/LW) 28 1997 Laval, QC, CAN 6'1" 190 L 25/26 $2,950,000 #25 Jordan Kyrou (C/RW) 27 1998 Toronto, ON, CAN 6'1" 196 R 30/31 $8,125,000 #63 Jake Neighbours (LW/RW) 23 2002 Airdrie, AB, CAN 6'0" 201 L 26/27 $3,750,000 #10 Brayden Schenn (C/W)"C" 34 1991 Saskatoon, SK, CAN 6'1" 201 L 27/28 $6,500,000 #21 Jimmy Snuggerud (RW) 21 2004 Chaska, MN, USA 6'2" 187 R 26/27 $950,000 #70 Oskar Sundqvist (C/RW) 31 1994 Boden, SWE 6'3" 220 R 25/26 $1,500,000 #22 Pius Suter (C/W) 29 1996 Wallisellen, SUI 5'11" 174 L 26/27 $4,125,000 #9 Alexandre Texier (C/LW) 26 1999 Grenoble, FRA 6'1" 194 L 25/26 $2,100,000 #18 Robert Thomas (C/RW)"A" 26 1999 Aurora, ON, CAN 6'0" 187 R 30/31 $8,125,000 #13 Alexei Toropchenko (RW/LW) 26 1999 Moskva, RUS 6'6" 223 L 25/26 $1,700,000 #26 Nathan Walker (LW/RW) 31 1994 Cardiff, GBR 5'9" 187 L 27/28 $775,000 Position: G: 2, D: 7, F: 14Av Age: 27.83 yearsAv Ht: 6'2"Av Wt: 198 lbsCompare with other teams » Total Cap Hit: $94,874,849 Cap data powered by 2025-2026 St. Louis Blues Staff Head CoachJim Montgomery Asst. Video CoachRyan Stacey Team Staff History 2025-2026 St. Louis Blues Captains "C" Brayden Schenn "A" Colton Parayko Robert Thomas