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Loophole Lou + Wee-Man: Cousins?

I was watching Hockey Night Live on MSG, where they had lots of Devils post-mortem talk. When I saw Lou Lamoriello speaking, it hit me:

Lou-weeman_medium             Weeman_medium
Devil in possession of charms                  Possessing devilish charm

Is Lou a brilliant GM of the New Jersey Devils and an excellent prankster? Have you ever seen this mythical "Lou Lamoriello" person and actor Jason "Wee-Man" Acuña in the same room? Lou's team arranged a mid-'90s trap deal with the Devil; Wee-Man arranges traps for his friends and has devilish charm. Coincidence? Read the book.

Maybe it's just me. It was late.

On to more pertinent things, two big playoff Game 2s today:

  • I'm afraid Montreal (2 p.m., NBC/CBC) is fully toast now that Andrei Markov is out of the lineup. Their hopes went from bad to awful with their #1 D-man going down like that. Markov to the Habs > Staal to the Pens
  • Detroit-San Jose (8 p.m., TSN/Vs): Now this should be fun. Game 1 was a wild scoring affair where fortune's powerplays looked kindly on the Sharks. Bet they'll need to be even better in Game 2.
  • And how about that slaughter in Chicago last night? The fans looked bludgeoned; nothing like dropping premium cash on playoff tickets only to see a stinker from the home side.

Got any lookalikes? Share those or any relevant playoff topics in comments. Also, you can still vote in the playoff polls in the previous threads, though not for much longer.

Poll
Is Wee-Man actually Lou Lamoriello in disguise?
Yes - These are questions no one is willing to ask.
18 votes
No - The truth is far more sinister.
17 votes
The answer lies in how many stunt coaches Wee-Man ran through on 'Jackass.'
8 votes

43 votes | Poll has closed

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Can we steal Halak in the summer?

I cannot wait for Rakh-tober.

by albeezle on May 2, 2010 4:27 PM EDT reply actions  

No doubt.

Now I’m past the point of marveling and just enjoying how calmly he’s been playing. Firestorm around him and he’s just going about his business, playing fundamentals.

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by Dominik on May 2, 2010 7:49 PM EDT up reply actions  

I think I solved the Wee-Man-Lou question… I only need photographic proof that Lou once dressed up like an umpa lumpa.

Mighty Mighty Metro!

by David Hanssen on May 2, 2010 8:06 PM EDT reply actions  

I was thinking the same.

I cannot wait for Rakh-tober.

by albeezle on May 3, 2010 3:09 AM EDT up reply actions  

Montreal is fully toast now that Andrei Markov is out of the lineup.

You had to know that just like Ahnold I would be back after yesterdays Habs vs Pens game.I am not saying your wrong Dom but I am hoping like hell that you are.Did you happen to see the job that Bergeron did on Crosby in front of the net?As they said on TSN he cleared him out with authority.I just wished the Isles had someone that would do that instead of stargazing all the time.There is not another player in the league not currently with the Islanders that I would rather see have his name etched on the Stanley Cup than Bergeron,well except for Eric Nystrom but he will be joining the Isles this summer as a UFA.

by Isle Of Weight on May 3, 2010 1:02 PM EDT reply actions  

Naturally

I’m starting to feel like I can influence the course of events merely by making proclamations to the contrary. (Heh, part of the fun of doing it is to see how wrong I was.)

Of course in this case, they’re still toast … or are they? ;)

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by Dominik on May 3, 2010 4:32 PM EDT up reply actions  

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