kelownabomberfan

her team lost.

Ok went to Twitter. Didn't really see much whining. She's just a bit upset about losing which is understandable. Not sure why you care.

Yup, another math geek. Like the kid in Phoenix. At the age 25, Dubas was hired as the General Manager of the Greyhounds,[5] where he famously traded 2 players and 7 draft picks to the Windsor Spitfires, acquiring top NHL prospect Jack Campbell in return. In this position, he also hired Sheldon Keefeas coach of the Greyhounds.[6] He was hired as Assistant General Manager of the Toronto Maple Leafs by President Brendan Shanahan on July 22, 2014 at the age of 28,[7] replacing Claude Loiselle.[8] He specializes in team improvement through statistical analysis.[9][10] In April 2015, after the firing of Dave Nonis, Dubas became one of two interim General Managers of the Leafs.[11][12][13] His role includes evaluating prospective new players.[14] In July 2015, when Lou Lamoriello was hired as the Toronto Maple Leafs' General Manager, fellow assistant GM Mark Hunter and he became assistant GMs for the team. On May 11th 2018, Dubas was named the General Manager of the Toronto Maple Leafs.[15]

yes, they are entertaining. An asteroid could hit IGF and destroy it, and somehow the Source would say it was Walters' fault for not getting in a CF-18 and blowing it out of the sky. It never fails.

let's go sign Henoc. Is what I would have said if this was April 11th.

insert an "m" strategically in that name and you have almost every Leaf GM that has gone before him. He looks like he doesn't even shave. What's with this trend of promoting kids to the GM chair? Is this guy another math geek who doesn't know a hockey puck from a meatball?

we don't need no stinkin' rest. The Jets just got two days off before Game 7. They are good.

dare we ask what you did?

I know the feeling.

not sure why it didn't work for me. EDIT - now it's working!

about?

No Enstrom = big advantage for us. If we get through this series I would like to see Toby firmly cemented to the press box for the rest of the playoffs.

so is everyone so down-hearted after that game six that no one is going to start a thread for Game 7?

I think the Stanley Cup will be decided on Thursday night.

I don't know what the answer is to Filip Forsberg. That kid is amazing.

no matter what happens, this has been great playoff experience for all the young'uns, including Scheif, Lowry, Ehlers, Laine, Morrissey, Trouba, Copp, Armia, Roslo, Connor and Tanev. I hope we can keep this core together with a sprinkling of new blood next year including possibly Vesalainen and Lemieux. If we go out in Game 7 in a close one, all of these guys can hold their heads high, and have a chip on their shoulder for next year, just like Nashville has a chip this year. The Oilers had a great team in the 1980's, but they didn't really get anywhere for the first few years in the playoffs with their young core either, and in 1983 they got beat in the finals by a much more experienced New York Islander team, who knew what it took to win at that level. It takes awhile for these young guys to truly see the sacrifice and hard work it takes to get far in the playoffs.

I was hoping that they would come out strong like they did against Minnesota and finish Nash off early so the fans could sing NA NA NA HEY HEY, but it didn't happen. This Nashville team is on a mission. They aren't going to just roll over. Our youth and inexperience are coming out all over the place. Laine and Ehlers appear to have been neutralized. It falls on Wheels and Scheif here. And Wheels doesn't look right. Not sure what's going on with him.

yeah, I guess so, but if he was so effective it didn't make sense to pull him for Fiala in game 5. Fiala is by far a better player. I guess Hartnell got into Buff's head? I don't know.

Is it confirmed that Hartnell is playing? Good, they are playing their old slow bum, let's not copy them by playing Hendricks. Roslo - it's a no-brainer.

No they aren't. Someone smart told me they suck.