Did Jeff Carter bang Scott Hartnell's wife?

[ruffryder]

Originally Posted by Phillyfan11

Mkendo, what divorces are you talking about?

As far as Sid...I've seen more grit out of him than Richards in the past month. (It sucks sayin that.) Though last night things seemed more normal with Richards messing Eaton's day up. (AndSid scoring against us ha)

I get the hate for Hartnell, but if he was on your team you'd like him and the way he plays was commonplace in the 70's, 80's, and even 90's. Many people here would love having him on their team. Plus he destroyed Malkin with a hit last night and I hate Malkin more than Crosby. And more than anything he at least gives an effort every night.

And Killah...I could not agree more with what you said. I'd give Sid the win over "the savior" that people seemto think our president is. I'm more embarrassed by him than my team suckingand the Pens owning us.

Obama has not done anything to warrant this attack.
Enough about politics

[Knucklechucker]

Originally Posted by ruffryder

Obama has not done anything to warrant this attack.
Enough about politics

Ya, like what the **** was that about?

[acd1]

Originally Posted by ruffryder

Obama has not done anything to warrant this attack.
Enough about politics

For real. Please discuss Obama's hatred for america in a different forum. Here let's talk about how much the Flyers blow and how many times Mrs. Hartnell blew Jeff Carter

[Cat Smasher]

So that same site was saying that Comrie banged the team owners daughter and that's why he was traded? hahaha

[pramovich]

If she didn't do it already then maybe she should start. It might give the team a burst...well, it would at least make JC burst.

[flex_buff_chest]

STILL discussing this? Desperate housewives is just reruns now?

[tyler1]

Originally Posted by Magic66

I disagree. On the ice, they are professionals and have a job to do. What does it matter if they play together or not? They still have to sit in the locker room together, basically beside each other (because of their numbers) and be together like 10 hours a day. It's going to be awkward as hell, no matter what, so they might as well play together.

Obviously, you have never been married.

[Janssen25]

In the spirit of the holidays, I'd like to congratulate the Flyers on not being 29th place in the NHL and not 30th.

[Philly Fan 27]

Originally Posted by Janssen25

In the spirit of the holidays, I'd like to congratulate the Flyers on not being 29th place in the NHL and not 30th.

must be a snowday in NY, all the children are home

[Philly Fan 27]

Originally Posted by Magic66

Actually, I've been in that position before dude... I was banging and eventually dated my linemate's ex girlfriend and had to play with him the rest of the season. The week after I started with her, the kid set me up with a sick goal and it was business as usual. It had to be. We weren't going to have a fist fight on the ice.

so what did your linemate's diick taste like?

[CRussell]

Anytime someone sees a Flyer partying, it usually involves Jeff Carter hitting on any thing that moves. The guy shows no heart on the ice. He does show heart in trying to score off the ice. I would trade Jeff Carter. Also, the Flyers hang out with porn stars and such. They don't seem to be serious about winning a Cup. You can't party all night long and be a champion unless you are Ric Flair.

[Phillyfan11]

Originally Posted by CRussell

Anytime someone sees a Flyer partying, it usually involves Jeff Carter hitting on any thing that moves. The guy shows no heart on the ice. He does show heart in trying to score off the ice. I would trade Jeff Carter. Also, the Flyers hang out with porn stars and such. They don't seem to be serious about winning a Cup. You can't party all night long and be a champion unless you are Ric Flair.

Absolutely true. There's an off season for that.

[flyersrule]

Originally Posted by flyersrule

its bs. this was already discussed yesterday on the flyers section

right again. from philly.com

TAMPA, Fla. - Flyers forwards Jeff Carter and Scott Hartnell are upset that a blogger has spread a rumor - which the players strongly deny - at the expense of people's reputations.

In this case, the reputations are those belonging to Carter, Hartnell, and Hartnell's wife, Lisa.

Scott Hartnell, pictured, and Jeff Carter say the controversy has nothing to do with their struggles on the ice.

On Dec. 14, a Temple University senior, Jerry Brennan, on a Web site that he said he created as part of a school project, made a posting. Under a headline that read "Affair Has Flyers Locker Room Split?", he wrote the following:

This one is out of the bizarre rumor mill, however, a credible source told "thephillyfour" a possible affair could be the reason the Flyers' locker room appears to be split this season.

According to the source, Jeff Carter had an affair with Scott Hartnell's wife, and the entire locker room is split over the situation. . . .

Carter and Hartnell said that the rumor is false, that they are best of friends, and that the writer doesn't realize the hurt feelings he has caused. The "story" has been picked up by numerous Web sites.

Both players didn't want to use the "story" to explain their on-ice struggles or the team's. But both are obviously weighed down by the developments.

"I don't know how they dreamed those stories up. It really plays on guys' minds. Guys are dealing with personal issues, and that's the last thing you need is people talking about sleeping with other guys' wives and all sort of stupid stuff," Hartnell said after yesterday's morning skate in Tampa.

"It's obviously frustrating. I don't know how a person [the writer] can sleep with himself at night when he does something like that. I've been buddies with Carts for a few years now, and obviously that stuff is totally untrue."

Carter said the story "makes me look like an idiot. The guy is dealing with lives, and he doesn't realize it."

Peter Luukko, president of the Flyers' parent company, Comcast-Spectacor, called the blog "vicious and irresponsible" and said the organization is considering a lawsuit.

"It's just funny to see how much pull one guy can have," Hartnell said of the article and how it has spread throughout North America. "It's an amazing thing, the Internet, but for all the good things there are obviously some bad things about it, too."

Hartnell added, "When [the blog] came out, I heard from my wife. She called me and [kiddingly] said, 'I guess I'm sleeping with Jeff Carter now,'"

Discussing his relationship with Carter, he said, "I searched our names, and all these stories come up; it's hard to deal with, but you don't want to make excuses for the way we're playing. . . . Carts is an amazing player to play with, a great guy off the ice, but we just haven't been able to put the puck in the net like last year."

Entering last night, Carter had 12 goals and Hartnell had nine. At a corresponding point last season, Carter had scored 26 goals, and Hartnell had 13.

"You can't blame it on the Internet or these bloggers," Hartnell said. "Then they think they've won the battle."

While some Flyers, speaking anonymously, say the rumor has affected Hartnell's and Carter's performances, those two players disagree.

Brennan, 22, the Temple senior who wrote the blog and suggested that the incident may cause the Flyers to trade Carter or Hartnell, would not disclose his source. He said it was not a player or someone from the public-relations department.

"Someone I know works for the Flyers, and I wrote it as a rumor," he said earlier this week. "I didn't write it as a fact in case the guy was wrong. I didn't want to be unfair because I didn't witness it."

He said it was a "credible source" who "works close to the players. I didn't make it up."

Brennan, who said he used to be an intern at WIP-AM (610), said he was surprised by the reaction the story has created in Internet chat rooms, because "I didn't know anyone read my Web site. I didn't do it to make a name for myself. I did it to practice writing and reporting."

After the blog appeared, Zack Hill, the Flyers' senior director of communications, contacted Brennan and told him the story was untrue.

This is the second time in recent months that a Philadelphia professional athlete has been tarred by an obscure blog. In the other case, a blogger speculated, with no sources, that Phillies outfielder Raul Ibanez might be using performance-enhancing drugs. Ibanez denounced the blog post.

[Cat Smasher]

Nobody knows for sure but those three. And of course everyone is gonna deny it, DUH.