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I think most of us can say that we've all either heard about or borne gleeful witness to seemingly perfect relationships imploding in spectacular fashion. Two people, otherwise sane in all respects, fall so mad stupid in love that friends and family begin planning interventions (often requiring a crowbar and the liberal application of axle grease...or as Beloved and I like to call it, "Tuesday night") only to find themselves at each other's throats like caged animals a few years later, their scrupulously maintained and oh-so-sickeningly-cute public facade dissolving under a lethal bombardment of insults, epithets, accusations, superfluous pets and small household appliances. Lordy, but that's fun to watch, ain't it?
Usually the couple in question eventually agree to exchange restraining orders and get on with the rest of their lives. But sometimes...
A Senators team with both Alex Kovalev and Dany Heatley in the lineup could be a reality. Kovalev said he would be willing to talk to Heatley about his request to be traded and try and get the two-time 50-goal scorer to change his mind. -- Ottawa Sun
Um...yeah. So, this could get a little awkward.
So what say you, Sens Army? Putting aside the inherent salary cap cock up it would entail, if Kovy is successful, what would it take for you to slaughter the fatted goalie and accept the return of our prodigal son? I'm honestly curious, so sing it to me in the comments.
As for me? Following the murder of Sir Thomas Beckett, King Henry II paid pennance by donning a hair shirt, and crawling through the streets of London on his knees before flagellating himself before the altar at Westminster Abbey. I'll settle for the front steps of Centre Block.
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He has to the A off his sweater and present it to either Fisher or Spezza in a stoic ceremony.