BarstoolJordie is back with a new episode this week! We talk the Albany Great Danes, Mitch Jones of the Vancouver Warriors, the NHL Trade Deadline, and a whole lot more! But first, let’s take a look at the last episode, which was a HUGE one! Read on to find out how BarstoolJordie did! Read on to find out what he said that made the show so awesome!
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The Barstool Fund has already saved many businesses, including Borrelli’s of East Meadow. The first restaurant to receive the Fund’s support was Frankie Borrelli’s of East Meadow, a pizza restaurant in Long Island. The Barstool Fund will continue to support the restaurant after 2020. And while the BarstoolJordie hosts a HUGE episode, the saga of “Old Man Media” has been covered extensively by BSSportsbook and the Barstool community.
Talks Albany Great Danes
The Albany Great Danes are 4-0 in America East conference play after a resounding 18-14 shootout victory over UMBC on Saturday. They have garnered more national attention than any other team in recent memory. They have appeared on the cover of the New York Times and Fortune magazines. The season is far from over, and the team must win the America East Tournament and make a run in the BPI rankings.
As the 16th seed in the NCAA tournament, the UAlbany Great Danes will look to build off their success. Their top-ranked opponent is the Louisville Cardinals. They have embraced the underdog label this season, embracing the attitude of “nothing to lose.” The team plans to compete with Louisville and the Cardinals, even as they sit on the outside looking in. A win over Louisville will give them a huge boost in confidence heading into the NCAA tournament.
The Great Danes are in the NCAA Division I Football Championship Subdivision. They are a football-only member of the Colonial Athletic Association. They spent the previous fourteen seasons in the Northeast Conference. Among the teams Albany played in the CAA, they went 2-9 last season. Their success is not guaranteed, but they could rebound from a disappointing season. It’s worth a try, though. So, make sure to check out our picks for the 2018 season.
While many great Danes players have been drafted by the NFL, some have also made it to the AFL and CSAA. Former Great Danes coaches, such as Tony Sparano and Andy Sparano, have also gone on to coach the Miami Dolphins. And who knows, you never know who will break through in the NFL. If you think you can’t make it to the NFL, it’s time you tried it.
The UAlbany Great Danes are poised for another losing season in 2022-23. Head coach Mark Lavelle recently spoke with The Daily Gazette about how to avoid a fifth consecutive losing season. The Great Danes are returning Justin Neely, who won the America East Rookie of the Year award this season. The only other major signing for the 2022-23 season is Jonathan Beagle, who will play the 5 position.
Mitch Jones of the Vancouver Warriors
With injury news surfacing, general manager Dan Richardson has promised not to panic. With Mitch Jones out for eight weeks, the Warriors have pledged to have a better season and a team capable of climbing the NLL standings. However, with only one playoff appearance in the last seven seasons, it is hard to imagine that this injury will cause them to panic. However, if they are not able to reach the playoffs in the near future, the Warriors could look to trade Mitch Jones to a contender.
This week on XTreme Threads Lacrosse Classified, a special show about the game’s players, features three players – Jake Elliott, Evan Schemenauer, and Barstool Jordie. In the first half, the Warriors lost 18-15 to Colorado, giving up leads of seven and 10 points. Against the Mammoth, the Warriors struggled offensively, scoring just one goal.
NHL Trade Deadline
There are a number of moves made at the NHL Trade Deadline and Barstool is one of them. His salary will most likely increase with this move, and he can also help a team improve their draft position. If you want to know more about Barstool, read his profile. The Toronto Maple Leafs have acquired him, but it isn’t clear how much he will cost.
The Rangers have already added three players during the past few days. The most recent acquisition was forward Frank Vatrano from the Florida Panthers for a fourth-round draft pick. This will help the Rangers improve their depth at forward. A player like Vatrano would also help the team’s goal scoring, which has been a big issue this season. And the Rangers will need more help on the blue line to be successful.
The Wild have also received several inquiries about McBain, who is a six-foot-four, 200-pound center. This year, he led the Boston College team in scoring with 29 points in 22 games. While McBain will cost a second-round pick, he could be an attractive rental. The Wild are in a win-now mode and could move on from McBain if the right deal materializes.
Motte will likely start on the Rangers’ fourth line, with Barclay Goodrow playing alongside him. Goodrow has had a career year offensively, but his defense has taken a hit. Adding Motte to the fourth line will help balance out Goodrow’s play and improve the team’s fourth line. Barclay Goodrow and Matt Nieves are two players the Rangers desperately needed, and he could fill both roles.
Despite the interest in Barstool, the Rangers and Washington Capitals did make some moves at the NHL Trade Deadline. The Rangers have acquired Matt Rust from the New York Islanders, while the Pittsburgh Penguins have reportedly inquired about Ryan McDonagh from the Rangers. The Rangers have also acquired Joe MacDonald and Andrew Alberts from the Carolina Hurricanes, while the New York Rangers have made a deal with the Islanders for winger Jason Chimera. The Toronto Maple Leafs and Washington Capitals also traded Matt Cullen and Erik Foley to the San Jose Sharks.
