u/Bahamas_is_relevant

Isn't exactly much of a silver lining on a 1-3 record, but this is the first season since 2010 in which we haven't thrown a single pick through four weeks; that year, 16-game starter Mark Sanchez didn't throw a pick until week 6. Every single season since then, whoever the Jets' starter was in any given week 1-4 span (often multiple starters) had thrown at least one pick by this point, usually more.

We previously came close to breaking the streak in:

• 2019: Luke Falk threw one INT in week 3

• 2024: Rodgers threw one INT in week 1

• 2025: Tyrod threw one INT in week 3

The worst over that stretch was 2016 Fitztragic, who somehow got picked off 10 times in his first four games. Next-worst was ironically rookie Geno, with 8 in four weeks.

Geno doesn't exactly look effective, but it goes to show you how low the bar here is that "ineffective but not stupid" is the best quarterbacking we've had in roughly a decade.

After ten years as a fan, yours truly is finally going to a game at the Fortress, as I'm lucky enough to be in Vegas for both the 9/24 and 9/26 preseason games against Utah and San Jose. I'm definitely going to the 9/26 one, and possibly to the 9/24 one depending on other things. I've been to Vegas and T-Mobile before, specifically the team store, but it was in late June 2024, so unfortunately deep into that offseason.

In short: what do I absolutely need to see/do in and around the arena, besides the team store? How early should I arrive if I want to fully experience things? I definitely know I want to swing by guest services for a first game pin.

Also, how should I get there from my off-strip hotel? I'm staying almost immediately west of the arena, on the other side of the interstate.

Any other random bits of advice are greatly appreciated!

https://fixupx.com/CHN_AdamWodon/status/2094862229716050100

See here - metro50th.com has also now been folded into wmata.com instead of being a standalone site.

> Celebrate 50 years of Metro with a special collection of 50 commemorative Smart Trip cards, each highlighting a unique moment, milestone, or story from Metro’s history.

This indicates to me that either they won't be conventionally available or the designs will be distributed at random across stations.

The St. Louis Blues received the most overall votes, as well as of the West. The New York Rangers received the third-most overall, the most of the East.

The Eastern Conference received immunity. This does not affect the result.

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Blues, the tribe has spoken…

Introduction Thread

Day 1 Thread

Day 1 Result: Golden Knights

Day 2 Thread

Day 2 Result: Panthers

Day 3 Thread

Day 3 Result: Hurricanes

Day 4 Thread

Day 4 Result: Blues

#Now, here's some ground rules:

>-Keep all discussion within the r/hockey Survivor threads and approved threads on team subs. Don't pester the rest of the fanbase.

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>-Don't complain to the r/hockey mods. This whole thing is my brainchild, not theirs. Any complaints should be directed to me.

The non-immune team with the most votes in each poll will be eliminated, This will continue for an additional 19 rounds until round 20, when immunities are removed, and then round 30, where users will vote for the winner of r/hockey Survivor among the three remaining teams.

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The following's a list of notable UFAs still on the market that don't seem overly old, outwardly cooked, or otherwise not NHL-level anymore. Who do you think signs outright, whether NHL or AHL? Who gets PTOs for the preseason? And who, if anyone, decides to hang 'em up?

Age, 2025-26 GP, and 2025-26 goals/assists/points or wins/GAA/SV% are listed for reference.

• Patrik Laine (28, 5 GP, 1 A)

• Evander Kane (35, 71 GP, 13G/18A/31P)

• Vladimir Tarasenko (34, 75 GP, 23G/24A/47P)

• Michael Bunting (30, 71 GP, 14G/19A/33P)

• John Klingberg (34, 56 GP, 10 G/17A/27P)

• Jonathan Drouin (31, 64 GP, 4G/20A/24P)

• Eeli Tolvanen (27, 78 GP, 12G/24A/36P)

• Carson Soucy (32, 76 GP, 5G/7A/12P)

• Logan Stanley (28, 76 GP, 9G/17A/26P)

• Philipp Kurashev (26, 43 GP, 7G/13A/20P)

• Ben Hutton (33, 55 GP, 6G/9A/15P)

• Nick Blankenburg (28, 61 GP, 8G/16A/24P)

• Petr Mrazek (34, 10 GP, 3 W, 4.07 GAA, .858 SV%)

• Connor Ingram (29, 32 GP, 16 W, 2.60 GAA, .899 SV%)

It’s time for Round 1!

Introduction Thread

#Now, here's some ground rules:

>-Keep all discussion within the r/hockey Survivor threads and approved threads on team subs. Don't pester the rest of the fanbase.

>-Be respectful. Light-hearted banter and your standard trash talk is okay, but don't let it turn nasty. Basically, just adhere to Reddiquette and the r/hockey rules.

>-Don't complain to the r/hockey mods. This whole thing is my brainchild, not theirs. Any complaints should be directed to me.

The non-immune team with the most votes in each poll will be eliminated, This will continue for an additional 19 rounds until round 20, when immunities are removed, and then round 30, where users will vote for the winner of r/hockey Survivor among the three remaining teams.

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Per Johnston

Dreger originally reported hours ago

Puckpedia just confirmed with AAV

Per Friedman

Kaplan with details on the return.

https://xcancel.com/FriedgeHNIC/status/2072408466673541556

Per Friedman

Weekes was first on the term.