Does Mckenna ask for a trade to @EdmontonOilers now or after the year? @odognine2
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Jeff Lindemulder retweeted
Madden Orlovsky had a heartfelt message for his family and friends in honor of World Autism Awareness Day 🥹
This was a special moment for all of us at ESPN. Thanks, Madden and @danorlovsky7 ❤️
Louis and Jack spending 5 minutes trying figure out a way to make a goal seem like it wasn’t just trash goaltending is priceless. #oilers
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Looking back, maybe it wasn’t the best idea to use pinch runners for all our top hitters between the sixth and ninth innings! #jays
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Called it Tim!
11 shots halfway through the game isn’t going to cut it! #LetsGoOilers #GoKingsGo Kings in 5!
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Is this most Draisaitl game of all time? Seems uninterested, turns it over 50 times, takes selfish penalty. Insane pass for game tying goal.
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Tell me you hate parties and fun without telling me you hate parties and fun vacation golf.
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Yes LIV bought a bunch of major winners. Everyone knows this. Total major wins after joining LIV: 1
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A post that says PGA tour players could hit it further with the same dispersion if they wanted to, when players know driving distance is a key to lower scores on tour.. is quite a take. Basically everyone on tour is lazy now and will make up the lost distance by being less lazy!
It seems that the ruling bodies believe that the average clubhead speed on the PGA Tour is NOT a function of how far the ball currently travels on existing course layouts.
Are they under estimating the potential of a small number of the world’s best golfers?
Is a 115 mph clubhead speed fast? Not really.
A clubhead speed of 160 mph is fast. There is a lot of room for growth. Is it difficult to imagine that the top 150 golfers in the world could have an average clubhead speed of 120 mph?
Dozens of current players can easily swing faster overnight (e.g., Tony Finau). They will quickly adapt to the slower ball by increasing their clubhead speed. They will regain their current driving distance and level of dispersion in order to optimize their strokes gained off-the-tee.
Dozens of others will quickly initiate training protocols to tap into their potential (e.g., Matt Fitzpatrick) and increase their clubhead speed.
Those that do not adapt will gradually be supplanted be new golfers with faster clubhead speeds.
99% of amateur golfers will not adapt. Bummer.
From my perspective, a ball roll-back will result in a surge in average clubhead speed on the PGA Tour. The Tour’s average driving distance will return to current levels at about the same time amateurs start to tee-up the new ball.
I could be wrong, but this certainly appears to be a likely scenario.
Perhaps there is a small fire. I can’t say for sure, but perhaps. Probably a good idea to make sure that clear liquid in the canister on the back shelf is water.
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So to be clear… start McDait apart and go down 1-0 they are put together immediately. Go down 5-1 and they are -3 and keep them together. Makes sense. #oilers
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I think if the Oilers don’t immediately score Demko would have been called for the interference.
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