Poor Chicago....trade all star Lehner at TDL, now Crawford unfit to play...Oilers will love this
- jimi james

They aren't the Leafs so they will have a goalie in their system who comes up and immediately looks like a vezina winner.

No added pressure???

Wow...getting ready for the loser excuses BEFORE Game 1 of the play-in!

I’d say ANY year you pay tavarres 11m and lose in the playoffs is a wasted year.

But i guess when you’re so used to losing...
- bruceflyers

Have you started treatment for small penis syndrome?

Have you started treatment for small penis syndrome?
- burn

Easy now .. Or he’s going to tell you what a great contract JVR has ... And how the Leafs really blew it...

Easy now .. Or he’s going to tell you what a great contract JVR has ... And how the Leafs really blew it...
- dozerD10

Kevin Hayes is such a good contract, and yet nylander is overpaid.

They aren't the Leafs so they will have a goalie in their system who comes up and immediately looks like a vezina winner.
- Aetherial

You are right, they are not the Leafs, they are Toews and Kane and a Whole Lotta Shyte ( not to be confused with the Led Zeppelin song)

They aren't the Leafs so they will have a goalie in their system who comes up and immediately looks like a vezina winner.
- Aetherial

So true.

They aren't the Leafs so they will have a goalie in their system who comes up and immediately looks like a vezina winner.
- Aetherial

They got Malcolm Subban for Lehner so we'll see how how that goes

No, you need to watch the following Arnie movies in order:

Pumping Iron
Commando
Red Sonja


- mjones242

for sure with the for me. I was hoping they would do more of them.
Well it's been a while since I've seen it so...

Kevin Hayes is such a good contract, and yet nylander is overpaid.
- burn

Philly logic... Bryz 9 yrs 51 million ... we scored...

Philly logic... Bryz 9 yrs 51 million ... we scored...
- dozerD10

What a character that guy was

Greyhound looks good.
But i always compare sub movies to Das Boot and they just never compete.

Or does it occur on a ship?
- Fakepartofme

Das boot is a classic tho.

It’s on a ship, so not claustrophobic, but everything is done to specs, and it’s non-stop action. Plus, Tom Hanks.

Das boot is a classic tho.

It’s on a ship, so not claustrophobic, but everything is done to specs, and it’s non-stop action. Plus, Tom Hanks.
- Arctic_AARDVARK

I came out of the theatre gasping for breath after Das Boot

What a character that guy was
- burn

bryz tweets one thing a year these days amd it's always weird

Why isn't Stammer in the comments anymore?

Why isn't Stammer in the comments anymore?
- kaptaan

One down, one to go.

One down, one to go.
- Steven_Seagull

I'd like the Leafs organization to provide some clarity on whether - when they put (/permit) all team members in a 'Black Lives Matter' T-shirt for a nice photo-op and training session - they support the BLM Foundation Inc organization, or whether this is a statement to show that the organization/team is 'aware' of recent societal developments, and would like to show some support from black players in the NHL (and the rights of blacks around the world etc. etc.).

A t-shirt with 'TML against discrimination' would be much much more appropriate - although in the eyes of the marketing team definitely not as catchy as shouting 'BLM!'.

for those of you thinking this is not a serious issue - please read up on the history of communism, and how thought police is the first step of limiting the rights of individuals.
I find it creepy to see there is not 1 single player that feels comfortable to say 'I don't want to wear this shirt' (and I can bet you there are guys that actually think for themselves and do not think this is a good idea).

A sports organization should not be used for political goals - seems a very simple and logical observation/rule.

For now, I'm very disappointed in this organization because of this shallow messaging - I'd rather have Leafs put some effort in a programme to make sure hockey in the toronto area stays accesible for all youth players.

(look at English Premier League and players (including blacks) doing a 180 on BLM messaging).

I'd like the Leafs organization to provide some clarity on whether - when they put (/permit) all team members in a 'Black Lives Matter' T-shirt for a nice photo-op and training session - they support the BLM Foundation Inc organization, or whether this is a statement to show that the organization/team is 'aware' of recent societal developments, and would like to show some support from black players in the NHL (and the rights of blacks around the world etc. etc.).

A t-shirt with 'TML against discrimination' would be much much more appropriate - although in the eyes of the marketing team definitely not as catchy as shouting 'BLM!'.

for those of you thinking this is not a serious issue - please read up on the history of communism, and how thought police is the first step of limiting the rights of individuals.
I find it creepy to see there is not 1 single player that feels comfortable to say 'I don't want to wear this shirt' (and I can bet you there are guys that actually think for themselves and do not think this is a good idea).

A sports organization should not be used for political goals - seems a very simple and logical observation/rule.

For now, I'm very disappointed in this organization because of this shallow messaging - I'd rather have Leafs put some effort in a programme to make sure hockey in the toronto area stays accesible for all youth players.

(look at English Premier League and players (including blacks) doing a 180 on BLM messaging).
- MaximusAurelius

(frank) off, fascist.

I'd like the Leafs organization to provide some clarity on whether - when they put (/permit) all team members in a 'Black Lives Matter' T-shirt for a nice photo-op and training session - they support the BLM Foundation Inc organization, or whether this is a statement to show that the organization/team is 'aware' of recent societal developments, and would like to show some support from black players in the NHL (and the rights of blacks around the world etc. etc.).

A t-shirt with 'TML against discrimination' would be much much more appropriate - although in the eyes of the marketing team definitely not as catchy as shouting 'BLM!'.

for those of you thinking this is not a serious issue - please read up on the history of communism, and how thought police is the first step of limiting the rights of individuals.
I find it creepy to see there is not 1 single player that feels comfortable to say 'I don't want to wear this shirt' (and I can bet you there are guys that actually think for themselves and do not think this is a good idea).

A sports organization should not be used for political goals - seems a very simple and logical observation/rule.

For now, I'm very disappointed in this organization because of this shallow messaging - I'd rather have Leafs put some effort in a programme to make sure hockey in the toronto area stays accesible for all youth players.

(look at English Premier League and players (including blacks) doing a 180 on BLM messaging).
- MaximusAurelius

(frank) off. Jesus (frank)ing Christ.

(frank) off, fascist.
- Steven_Seagull

How the (frank) is this happening?

"Yeah, but I'm not racist."

Holy (frank).

https://twitter.com/markf.../1282714143204704257?s=21

I'd like the Leafs organization to provide some clarity on whether - when they put (/permit) all team members in a 'Black Lives Matter' T-shirt for a nice photo-op and training session - they support the BLM Foundation Inc organization, or whether this is a statement to show that the organization/team is 'aware' of recent societal developments, and would like to show some support from black players in the NHL (and the rights of blacks around the world etc. etc.).

A t-shirt with 'TML against discrimination' would be much much more appropriate - although in the eyes of the marketing team definitely not as catchy as shouting 'BLM!'.

for those of you thinking this is not a serious issue - please read up on the history of communism, and how thought police is the first step of limiting the rights of individuals.
I find it creepy to see there is not 1 single player that feels comfortable to say 'I don't want to wear this shirt' (and I can bet you there are guys that actually think for themselves and do not think this is a good idea).

A sports organization should not be used for political goals - seems a very simple and logical observation/rule.

For now, I'm very disappointed in this organization because of this shallow messaging - I'd rather have Leafs put some effort in a programme to make sure hockey in the toronto area stays accesible for all youth players.

(look at English Premier League and players (including blacks) doing a 180 on BLM messaging).
- MaximusAurelius

Extra: Billion dollar sports corporation owned by oligopolistic telecommunications giants is the harbinger of communism

One down, one to go.
- Steven_Seagull

Then go

I'd like the Leafs organization to provide some clarity on whether - when they put (/permit) all team members in a 'Black Lives Matter' T-shirt for a nice photo-op and training session - they support the BLM Foundation Inc organization, or whether this is a statement to show that the organization/team is 'aware' of recent societal developments, and would like to show some support from black players in the NHL (and the rights of blacks around the world etc. etc.).

A t-shirt with 'TML against discrimination' would be much much more appropriate - although in the eyes of the marketing team definitely not as catchy as shouting 'BLM!'.

for those of you thinking this is not a serious issue - please read up on the history of communism, and how thought police is the first step of limiting the rights of individuals.
I find it creepy to see there is not 1 single player that feels comfortable to say 'I don't want to wear this shirt' (and I can bet you there are guys that actually think for themselves and do not think this is a good idea).

A sports organization should not be used for political goals - seems a very simple and logical observation/rule.

For now, I'm very disappointed in this organization because of this shallow messaging - I'd rather have Leafs put some effort in a programme to make sure hockey in the toronto area stays accesible for all youth players.

(look at English Premier League and players (including blacks) doing a 180 on BLM messaging).
- MaximusAurelius

You are NOT racist for posting an opinion. You have my support.

Also, what about First Nations, and other groups? Why is BLM, an outgrowth of events and politics in USA, being foisted upon Canada...?

(frank) off, fascist.
- Steven_Seagull

You are the FASCIST. YOU are who you claim not to be.

You are trying to stifle people's voice and opinions on an opinion site. You are applying classic commie tactics using the site authority to come after people like stammer, max, jfj, Drexel, myself, etc etc...

You are so fragile...