B R O A D W A Y***B L U E S H I R T S

neilybabes86

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neilybabes86

avery arrested in california last night for battery on a police officer


i love ya sean..but your days are numbered big time

xavier mcdaniel

neilybabes86 wrote:

avery arrested in california last night for battery on a police officer


i love ya sean..but your days are numbered big time

At least he has that bar as a fallback job...

neilybabes86

xavier mcdaniel wrote:

neilybabes86 wrote:

avery arrested in california last night for battery on a police officer


i love ya sean..but your days are numbered big time

At least he has that bar as a fallback job...

2 actually

him and the king opened another place

xavier mcdaniel

neilybabes86 wrote:

xavier mcdaniel wrote:

neilybabes86 wrote:

avery arrested in california last night for battery on a police officer


i love ya sean..but your days are numbered big time

At least he has that bar as a fallback job...

2 actually

him and the king opened another place

what's the other place?

neilybabes86

xavier mcdaniel wrote:

neilybabes86 wrote:

xavier mcdaniel wrote:

i love ya sean..but your days are numbered big time

At least he has that bar as a fallback job...

2 actually

him and the king opened another place

what's the other place?[/quote]

dont know the location..but they both went partners..opened a few months ago

Bathgate66

http://www.tmz.com/2011/08/05/sean-aver ... adid=hero1


Its okay.

In Prust we trust.

Bathgate66

Can you fellas fill me in on the locations of the bar
and the bar and restaraunt?

neilybabes86

Bathgate66 wrote:

Can you fellas fill me in on the locations of the bar
and the bar and restaraunt?

The original place is called 77 Warren and as u might guess..it's located at 77 Warren st.


The one with Hank...I have no idea

77 Warren is good times

They are always there after games at home on the weekends (unless they are going on the road)

Bathgate66

thanks J !

Bathgate66

Heres the bar/restaraunt combo owned by Avery, Henrik, and Matt Abramcyk

Its called Tinys


Henrik Lundqvist’s Goal: For Tiny’s to Open in a Couple of Weeks
2/16/11 at 5:20 PM
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Last week, DNA Info brought word that Community Board 1 approved an upstairs bar and seating at Tiny’s, the restaurant that Matt Abramcyk and Sean Avery of Warren 77 are opening with Avery’s New York Rangers teammate Henrik Lundqvist. Yesterday at the N.Y. Rangers Casino Night at Gotham Hall, Lundqvist told us the restaurant may open in a couple of weeks. “The plan was to open earlier,” he said, “But we had to do some more work. It’s a very old building.” Lundqvist, who says he’s “not a big restaurant guy,” told us he got involved after some conversations with Avery because “I really trust Matt Abramcyk, who’s the brain behind it.” So has it been difficult opening a restaurant during the Rangers season?

“I leave all that to Matt,” he said. “I’m going to enjoy it once it’s done, but right now I’m not thinking about it. It’s a side thing, and when it’s done I can go there with my friends and enjoy it.” According to DNA Info, Tiny’s (at 135 West Broadway) will serve “light, modern American food with Italian influences, including a Tiny's Burger with pickled beets, a fried egg and blue cheese, and Long Island Blackfish with celery root puree, sunchokes, new potatoes and carrots, according to a preliminary menu.”

Bathgate66

Averys Troubles

It is one thing to be charged with a crime and quite another to be guilty of it, but this much is clear: Sean Avery most certainly did not need Laurel Canyon on Friday night, whatever it was that actually occurred when the police came knocking on his door.

This isn't about Avery's standing on the Rangers, which is no more or less tenuous now than it has been throughout the offseason, and this isn't even about Avery's standing within the NHL, a league that historically has differentiated between conduct in and out of the arena when it comes to crime and punishment.



But being arrested for battery on a police officer, even if the charge is dismissed along the way, does not help Avery be taken seriously as a social progressive, and it does not make it any more likely he will be called upon to lobby legislators on behalf of issues about which he cares deeply and for which he has been an effective advocate.

It has been reported, of course, that Avery is in trouble again as if this is somehow routine, though really this is the first time there ever has been trouble remotely like this. It had better be the last.

Because though Avery is being represented in court by Blair Berk, a high-profile attorney who has represented miscreants such as Lindsay Lohan and Mel Gibson, the world in which No. 16 lives in New York isn't quite so forgiving of front-page transgressions involving the police and the coach for whom he plays -- or doesn't -- isn't so forgiving at all.

Avery has spoken with both Garden CEO Jim Dolan and Rangers president/general manager Glen Sather. One supposes Avery has apologized privately to the two men who, truth be told, are the reason he has a job in New York, which is to say are the reason he has a job in the NHL.

And though Avery's first obligation here is to follow the advice of his counsel, public acknowledgement of regret is in order, so long as it is sincere. Avery is presumed innocent until and unless proven guilty, and he has not been charged with a capital offense, that much is understood. Yet that doesn't mean this episode hasn't embarrassed the Rangers organization, because it has, and Avery must recognize that.

Physicians and counselors in the NHL/NHLPA Substance Abuse and Behavioral Health Program will speak with Avery as a matter of course -- don't misunderstand; this is a behavioral health issue, not a drug or alcohol-related one -- and not simply because the 31-year-old athlete previously received counseling within the program for anger management during the winter of 2008-09 as mandated by commissioner Gary Bettman.

Deputy commissioner Bill Daly has told numerous news outlets, including The Post, that the league is reserving judgment while monitoring the situation as it applies to possible league-applied sanctions, but the NHL has almost never imposed suspensions for acts away from the arena other than for drug-related offenses.

Ed Belfour was not suspended in 2000 after pleading guilty to a misdemeanor charge following an arrest for assaulting a police officer in Dallas. Dany Heatley was not suspended after pleading guilty to four misdemeanor charges, including second-degree vehicular homicide, relating to the September 2003 car crash in which Atlanta teammate Dan Snyder was killed.

So this is not about supplementary discipline, even considering Avery's unprecedented six-game (that turned into three-month) exile from the NHL for uttering bad words into a camera in a locker room in Calgary in 2008 that prompted an unforgettable diatribe from an analyst on TSN who now happens to be the Rangers' coach. And this is not about discipline on the ice or about Avery being a distraction. Harm has been done here, not to the Rangers or the NHL necessarily, but to Avery, and it's self-inflicted. This has reinforced the caricature of Avery as he is so often portrayed.

Causes Avery believes in will have a more difficult time calling on him to be a spokesperson. It's one thing to be a bad boy in Hollywood, another to be one in Albany, if not on Warren Street. Avery has a place on the Rangers as long as he can contribute. But there is no excuse for what happened in Laurel Canyon on Friday night, whether it was criminal or not.

No excuse at all.

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Bathgate66

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Richards, new Captain?
With all due respect, I thought Cally earned this spot,...

Jwmcc

Don't agree with it at all, but the logic makes sense.

xavier mcdaniel

Jwmcc wrote:

Don't agree with it at all, but the logic makes sense.

I'd assume this has something to do with Richards' past association with Tortorella in Tampa Bay.

neilybabes86

it shouldn't be richards..better be staal or cally b4 him

Bathgate66

...this is bullshit ....

eddiec

I don't see how players that haven't worn the jersey can become captain. It never made sense to me. Let's see how it pans out.

neilybabes86

eddiec wrote:

I don't see how players that haven't worn the jersey can become captain. It never made sense to me. Let's see how it pans out.

AGREED

p.s..i got ya on FB took awhile to figure who u were though

BLACK35

eddiec wrote:

I don't see how players that haven't worn the jersey can become captain. It never made sense to me. Let's see how it pans out.

Not a Rangers fan, but I agree. You need to play in front of the fans & new teamates and prove that you are worthy, no matter what your track record maybe with other teams. Richards is a great player, but he needs to play atleast 1 game first IMO