Whoa buddy, nobody asked for logical thought out answers that make sense here. Remember if you didn’t play brick 4 years ago you are nothing. And only G kids on top 3 teams matter. Everyone else is AA. Right JRC parents?Guest wrote: ↑Wed Feb 26, 2025 9:27 amTop teams are playing 70+ games from September to April. Add in another 15-20 in the spring and that's potential for 90 games. There is no world where the top goalies need to be playing more than 55%-60% of the games. Goalies (and frankly every kid) needs their bodies to be able to rest and heal in order to actually perform consistently at a high level. Kids getting bigger, more physical, game is faster, would much rather have my kid playing 55%-60% of the games, but knowing that they are playing high leverage games. Playing 70%+ is just a recipe for long term injury. Best teams will have two solid goalies.Guest wrote: ↑Wed Feb 26, 2025 12:21 amKeep skating and networking everywhere. Someone will give you 70% of the games 100% Too bad you won’t even get 50% of games next year. Have fun playing bottom 5 teams.
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That is 100% accurate and all the science proves if you are not resting and sleeping you will not get any benefits. Micro injuries are subtle and need to heal . If you are playing high level games activating the fast twitch muscles and prolonged slow twitch muscles without the proper rest it is counter productive and stunts growth.Guest wrote: ↑Wed Feb 26, 2025 9:27 amTop teams are playing 70+ games from September to April. Add in another 15-20 in the spring and that's potential for 90 games. There is no world where the top goalies need to be playing more than 55%-60% of the games. Goalies (and frankly every kid) needs their bodies to be able to rest and heal in order to actually perform consistently at a high level. Kids getting bigger, more physical, game is faster, would much rather have my kid playing 55%-60% of the games, but knowing that they are playing high leverage games. Playing 70%+ is just a recipe for long term injury. Best teams will have two solid goalies.Guest wrote: ↑Wed Feb 26, 2025 12:21 amKeep skating and networking everywhere. Someone will give you 70% of the games 100% Too bad you won’t even get 50% of games next year. Have fun playing bottom 5 teams.
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Guys, if your name is on this list, you’ve clearly done some stupid s h I t… S h I t that makes your kid look bad. Take responsibility for it and stop being drunk losers. Also, your argument about relevance is garbage. There are tons of relevant kids whose dads don’t ruin it for them. I’d rather grow up a stable human and less “relevant” than have embarrassing, soul crushing, douchey parents who ruin opportunity - and who turn me into a mini a s s h o l eGuest wrote: ↑Tue Feb 25, 2025 6:56 pmYou must be one of the dads on that list ……Guest wrote: ↑Tue Feb 25, 2025 6:45 pmWas thinking the same thing. My kid isn't on this list but bunch of losers always chirping the same kids because their kid is a nobody just like their daddy.Guest wrote: ↑Tue Feb 25, 2025 5:01 pmlol. Cheersto the irrelevant dad/s who sat at home today coming up with this list
. You feel good?
Should you be on the list or does no one talk about you or your kid?
Ha ha.
Clearly an NYR dad if Dellino and JH brought into it in the same breathe. You have been hating on that list of kids since u10 and guess what, every kid on it is still relevant and some are top players. You can say what you want, every kid there is top on their team for the most part. Maybe not #1 but their all legit players. Leave the kids alone and go back to gossiping in the shadows where you belong
to the irrelevant dad/s who sat at home today coming up with this list 
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Guest wrote: ↑Wed Feb 26, 2025 7:45 pmGuys, if your name is on this list, you’ve clearly done some stupid s h I t… S h I t that makes your kid look bad. Take responsibility for it and stop being drunk losers. Also, your argument about relevance is garbage. There are tons of relevant kids whose dads don’t ruin it for them. I’d rather grow up a stable human and less “relevant” than have embarrassing, soul crushing, douchey parents who ruin opportunity - and who turn me into a mini a s s h o l eGuest wrote: ↑Tue Feb 25, 2025 6:56 pmYou must be one of the dads on that list ……Guest wrote: ↑Tue Feb 25, 2025 6:45 pmWas thinking the same thing. My kid isn't on this list but bunch of losers always chirping the same kids because their kid is a nobody just like their daddy.Guest wrote: ↑Tue Feb 25, 2025 5:01 pmlol. Cheers
Should you be on the list or does no one talk about you or your kid?
Ha ha.
Clearly an NYR dad if Dellino and JH brought into it in the same breathe. You have been hating on that list of kids since u10 and guess what, every kid on it is still relevant and some are top players. You can say what you want, every kid there is top on their team for the most part. Maybe not #1 but their all legit players. Leave the kids alone and go back to gossiping in the shadows where you belong
Well said .. how true . Plus , the best players dads in the league are not even on this list . Says something for them ….
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What Dad and Player are the biggest DE- Committers in the league? Yes we are coming Coach. Two weeks later -now we are going to another team. Lets get a list together so we know who is who and lets make some early De-commit projections and predictions. I know there have been some already. All the little guys worried about their spots have committed to several coaches so they have options. We see you!
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You have no idea what you’re talking about. Shaddap!!Guest wrote: ↑Wed Feb 26, 2025 1:57 pmThat is 100% accurate and all the science proves if you are not resting and sleeping you will not get any benefits. Micro injuries are subtle and need to heal . If you are playing high level games activating the fast twitch muscles and prolonged slow twitch muscles without the proper rest it is counter productive and stunts growth.Guest wrote: ↑Wed Feb 26, 2025 9:27 amTop teams are playing 70+ games from September to April. Add in another 15-20 in the spring and that's potential for 90 games. There is no world where the top goalies need to be playing more than 55%-60% of the games. Goalies (and frankly every kid) needs their bodies to be able to rest and heal in order to actually perform consistently at a high level. Kids getting bigger, more physical, game is faster, would much rather have my kid playing 55%-60% of the games, but knowing that they are playing high leverage games. Playing 70%+ is just a recipe for long term injury. Best teams will have two solid goalies.Guest wrote: ↑Wed Feb 26, 2025 12:21 amKeep skating and networking everywhere. Someone will give you 70% of the games 100% Too bad you won’t even get 50% of games next year. Have fun playing bottom 5 teams.
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This chat group never disappoints. Sports psychologists and college sport psychology depts are no doubt logging this. None of you are terrible people or bad parents. Bad parents don't care about their kids. So good on you all for being supportive parents. It is ok if you have spent $20k the last few years on your child, only to see another kid whos parents only spent $2k, surpassed. You can take a deep breath. It's gonna be ok. Breathe. In and out.Guest wrote: ↑Thu Feb 27, 2025 11:02 pmYou have no idea what you’re talking about. Shaddap!!Guest wrote: ↑Wed Feb 26, 2025 1:57 pmThat is 100% accurate and all the science proves if you are not resting and sleeping you will not get any benefits. Micro injuries are subtle and need to heal . If you are playing high level games activating the fast twitch muscles and prolonged slow twitch muscles without the proper rest it is counter productive and stunts growth.Guest wrote: ↑Wed Feb 26, 2025 9:27 amTop teams are playing 70+ games from September to April. Add in another 15-20 in the spring and that's potential for 90 games. There is no world where the top goalies need to be playing more than 55%-60% of the games. Goalies (and frankly every kid) needs their bodies to be able to rest and heal in order to actually perform consistently at a high level. Kids getting bigger, more physical, game is faster, would much rather have my kid playing 55%-60% of the games, but knowing that they are playing high leverage games. Playing 70%+ is just a recipe for long term injury. Best teams will have two solid goalies.Guest wrote: ↑Wed Feb 26, 2025 12:21 amKeep skating and networking everywhere. Someone will give you 70% of the games 100% Too bad you won’t even get 50% of games next year. Have fun playing bottom 5 teams.
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Some of us are actually formally educated in physiology, biomechanics, and athletic maturation and development. We’re real life doctors, not imbeciles like yourself who watched a YouTube video on basic concepts that you like to quote to feel smartGuest wrote: ↑Thu Feb 27, 2025 11:45 pmThis chat group never disappoints. Sports psychologists and college sport psychology depts are no doubt logging this. None of you are terrible people or bad parents. Bad parents don't care about their kids. So good on you all for being supportive parents. It is ok if you have spent $20k the last few years on your child, only to see another kid whos parents only spent $2k, surpassed. You can take a deep breath. It's gonna be ok. Breathe. In and out.Guest wrote: ↑Thu Feb 27, 2025 11:02 pmYou have no idea what you’re talking about. Shaddap!!Guest wrote: ↑Wed Feb 26, 2025 1:57 pmThat is 100% accurate and all the science proves if you are not resting and sleeping you will not get any benefits. Micro injuries are subtle and need to heal . If you are playing high level games activating the fast twitch muscles and prolonged slow twitch muscles without the proper rest it is counter productive and stunts growth.Guest wrote: ↑Wed Feb 26, 2025 9:27 amTop teams are playing 70+ games from September to April. Add in another 15-20 in the spring and that's potential for 90 games. There is no world where the top goalies need to be playing more than 55%-60% of the games. Goalies (and frankly every kid) needs their bodies to be able to rest and heal in order to actually perform consistently at a high level. Kids getting bigger, more physical, game is faster, would much rather have my kid playing 55%-60% of the games, but knowing that they are playing high leverage games. Playing 70%+ is just a recipe for long term injury. Best teams will have two solid goalies.
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No bad parents ??? haha! ...... Just go to a JRC game !Guest wrote: ↑Thu Feb 27, 2025 11:45 pmThis chat group never disappoints. Sports psychologists and college sport psychology depts are no doubt logging this. None of you are terrible people or bad parents. Bad parents don't care about their kids. So good on you all for being supportive parents. It is ok if you have spent $20k the last few years on your child, only to see another kid whos parents only spent $2k, surpassed. You can take a deep breath. It's gonna be ok. Breathe. In and out.Guest wrote: ↑Thu Feb 27, 2025 11:02 pmYou have no idea what you’re talking about. Shaddap!!Guest wrote: ↑Wed Feb 26, 2025 1:57 pmThat is 100% accurate and all the science proves if you are not resting and sleeping you will not get any benefits. Micro injuries are subtle and need to heal . If you are playing high level games activating the fast twitch muscles and prolonged slow twitch muscles without the proper rest it is counter productive and stunts growth.Guest wrote: ↑Wed Feb 26, 2025 9:27 amTop teams are playing 70+ games from September to April. Add in another 15-20 in the spring and that's potential for 90 games. There is no world where the top goalies need to be playing more than 55%-60% of the games. Goalies (and frankly every kid) needs their bodies to be able to rest and heal in order to actually perform consistently at a high level. Kids getting bigger, more physical, game is faster, would much rather have my kid playing 55%-60% of the games, but knowing that they are playing high leverage games. Playing 70%+ is just a recipe for long term injury. Best teams will have two solid goalies.
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You are all a bunch of fat losers! You have to sit down to put socks on and expect your son to be an athlete when you can't manage your own lives and look like dog crap. Please bitc hes!Guest wrote: ↑Fri Feb 28, 2025 5:12 pmNo bad parents ??? haha! ...... Just go to a JRC game !Guest wrote: ↑Thu Feb 27, 2025 11:45 pmThis chat group never disappoints. Sports psychologists and college sport psychology depts are no doubt logging this. None of you are terrible people or bad parents. Bad parents don't care about their kids. So good on you all for being supportive parents. It is ok if you have spent $20k the last few years on your child, only to see another kid whos parents only spent $2k, surpassed. You can take a deep breath. It's gonna be ok. Breathe. In and out.Guest wrote: ↑Thu Feb 27, 2025 11:02 pmYou have no idea what you’re talking about. Shaddap!!Guest wrote: ↑Wed Feb 26, 2025 1:57 pmThat is 100% accurate and all the science proves if you are not resting and sleeping you will not get any benefits. Micro injuries are subtle and need to heal . If you are playing high level games activating the fast twitch muscles and prolonged slow twitch muscles without the proper rest it is counter productive and stunts growth.Guest wrote: ↑Wed Feb 26, 2025 9:27 amTop teams are playing 70+ games from September to April. Add in another 15-20 in the spring and that's potential for 90 games. There is no world where the top goalies need to be playing more than 55%-60% of the games. Goalies (and frankly every kid) needs their bodies to be able to rest and heal in order to actually perform consistently at a high level. Kids getting bigger, more physical, game is faster, would much rather have my kid playing 55%-60% of the games, but knowing that they are playing high leverage games. Playing 70%+ is just a recipe for long term injury. Best teams will have two solid goalies.Guest wrote: ↑Wed Feb 26, 2025 12:21 am
Keep skating and networking everywhere. Someone will give you 70% of the games 100% Too bad you won’t even get 50% of games next year. Have fun playing bottom 5 teams.
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