Alles über Ajay Devgan » his tops the cake.... pic.ttwitter.d

Two Canadian snowboarders who were critical of Shaun Whites decision to pull out of the Olympic slopestyle competition were among eight riders who qualified Thursday for the events final. Max Parrot posted the days best score, a 97.50 in his second run. Sebastien Toutant also made it through to Saturdays final as the Sochi Olympics opened with one of the new events debuting at the games. White, the American star known for his daring halfpipe tricks, withdrew from the event on Wednesday, saying he wanted to concentrate on winning his third straight gold medal in the halfpipe. He hurt his wrist during a training run on Tuesday but initially indicated he would not miss the event. His decision to withdraw was mocked by Parrot and Toutant on social media. In a since-deleted tweet, Parrot said he thought White was "scared" to compete and "knows he wont be able to win the slopes." "I just think me and Seb said something all the other riders would have loved to tell, but maybe are scared to tell," Parrot told TSN on Thursday. "He choked a couple contests this year with not really good reasons. With him here he has the potential to be...Why choke on it for nothing?" Toutant tweeted, "Its easy to find excuses to pull out of a contest when you think you cant win." Toutant also deleted his message, but clarified his stance after his runs on Thursday. "I think its sad for all Americans who trained hard for that spot," he added. "Cant replace him - pretty sad. If you think its too dangerous, go do something else." The slopestyle course drew criticism as being potentially dangerous and was modified after Norways Torstein Horgmo broke his collarbone on Monday. The event, making its Olympic debut, features riders doing tricks over rails and jumps, like skateboarders in a city park only down a snow-covered trail. Parrots first run was smooth, but for a dragged hand at the end of one of his jumps, and drew a score of 91.75. The reigning Winter X Games gold medalist was better on his second run, which had few obvious flaws. Toutant scored a 74.25 on his first run and qualified through his second with a score of 87.25. Canadian Mark McMorris, a two-time X Games gold medalist, fell on his first run and will have to qualify through the semifinals. McMorris, who suffered a broken rib at the X Games last month, pulled off a triple-cork on his second run but earned an 89.25, not among the four best riders in his heat. Americans Sage Kotsenburg, Ryan Stassel and Charles Guldemond will also have to try to qualify through the semifinals, which are Saturday. Moving directly to the final with Parrot and Toutant were Norways Staale Sandbech and Gjermund Braaten, Finlands Peetu Piiroinen and Roope Tonteri, Great Britains Jamie Nicholls and Swedens Sven Thorgren. Air Max 97 Baratas España . Nikolaos Kounenakis has been hired as an assistant coach, the team announced on Monday. Air Max 97 Rebajas . Vonn punctuated her near-perfect season in perfect fashion Friday, earning her fourth overall World Cup title with a dominating giant slalom victory. http://www.baratasairmax97.es/. The Toronto Argonauts running back hurt his left ankle during the teams practice Friday afternoon at Rogers Centre. Air Max 97 Baratas Online . -- Terry Francona likened the atmosphere at Kauffman Stadium on Tuesday to a playoff game in October. Comprar Air Max 97 Baratas . The Rangers centre left early in Game 1 with an upper body injury after being checked by Canadiens defenceman Mike Weaver and has not played since. Brassard told reporters after practice that he was good to go. That brought a smile to the face of Rangers coach Alain Vigneault.So we invited our Twitter followers in on the fun, and asked you all to send your best Siri hockey conversations our way. We got some hilarious replies, and thought we should share a few of them!Ilya Bryzgalov is one of our favourite hockey players for the interviews and post-game rants he gives, so this answer was amazing. @BarDown "Mr. Universe" pic.twitter.com/zrOvJESJk0 — Brad Pitt (@alexopoulos15) January 29, 2015Siri cheers for the underdog, which makes her a huge Sabres fan this season. @BarDown Poor Siri... @BuffaloSabres pic.twitter.com/Yd92nXP12q — Will Watt (@WillWatt36) January 29, 2015And this is what Siri thinks god looks like. @BarDown pic.twitter.com/0aOfbnA4VB — Nick Karns (@KarnsNick) January 29, 2015These are fighting words, Siri! @BarDown @BizNasty2point0 ?? pic.twitter.com/eROcGEOa4y — Mar (@M_Elizabeth_H) January 29, 2015Siri has had a rough time with hockey, ever since the run-in with the Zamboni. @BarDown i think this tops the cake.... pic.ttwitter.ddddddddddddcom/poxAQCEuAg — Rebecca (@rrebeccaa) January 29, 2015And then there was the javelin incident. @rrebeccaa @BarDown suris been drinking I think pic.twitter.com/bWi1KfUZ8z — Romeo Bravo (@RomeoBravo78) January 29, 2015Now we understand the hate towards hockey Siri has. @BarDown pic.twitter.com/cm2DOBH9Hu — Avery Hall (@ahallsy17) January 29, 2015This one just makes sense, because weve been on the pond before and thought we had a text! @BarDown this has gotta be the best one pic.twitter.com/5atsi7a4cR — jonny lambos (@jlambos4) January 29, 2015John Tortorella stays up at night chatting with Siri. @BarDown caman Siri, be honest pic.twitter.com/EZKCenYwKi — ZoSo (@ZoSoNuck) January 29, 2015And this ones a classic... @BarDown best non answer ever? pic.twitter.com/Q1criGxBeo — Garrett (@GPatrick77) January 30, 2015Have any more hilarious responses from Siri about hockey, or any other sport? Send them our way, were dying to see more! ' ' '