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there is only one... and it's the same one we all have: 713.

Joe Flaherty dead at 82........ugh. One of the more underrated of that group that came up together around Toronto in the early 70s. There was a whole scene... kinda started with a production of Godspell.... Marty Short, Gene Levy, Paul Shaffer, Vic Garber.... and then of course Gilda, Candy, Flaherty and others. The seeds of SCTV and even SNL started back then. Flaherty was so so so funny... what a shame. 82 still feels too young.

Edmonton loses in OT. *Perfetti Expletive Deleted*

Bob still out there trying to calm down the crazies....

those jerseys are ass, for sure... almost as bad as the other baby blues they had..... woof.

the answer is almost always US TV....

Saskatchewan and Stink.... name a better combo.....

TikTok killed the YouTube star....?

Man, Monahan is gonna be seeing that tap in from the hashmarks in his nightmares for a month...

Jeeze I didn't realize how precarious the Leafs were.... Interesting.

We was invited! Check wis Poland!

That PP is gross. And why is your best offensive player the one stepping up to fight and then getting tossed from the game?? Christ sakes. Bowness needs to fix this ****.

Just awful. I hated Shane Hnidy too but man Sawyer is just not a good TV presence.

ALL THE ******* DEMERITS!!!!!!

I'm not sure why you're splitting hairs about when he was in the Pro Bowl.... is it less of an achievement after his time with us? I could do with a 2022 Regular Season with the '19 finish.....

didn't just get to the NFL.... he was a Pro Bowl-er....

did everyone die?? I missed that...

I've read SOMETHING similar... that Murphy had just had enough of his ego, and tossed him. But it's absolutely possible that the players were in on that decision as well. I think most people believe they won that 88 GC in spite of him, not because of him...

also maybe quicker path to being HC and then to the NFL after that? Just spitballin'....

Vilardi out (as per talking heads) for now, but getting closer... Bowness on the ice leading the practice. Good signs all around...

and I think future generations will look at Gyllenhaal the same way... the guy is a truly great actor.... but originals are almost always better.

last night I finally got around to the new Road House (it's not gonna change the world, but it was fun...) and The Iron Claw (really powerful.... incredibly sad family legacy). Capped it with a documentary on Netflix about the making of the "We Are The World" song back in the 80s... really interesting story behind that and a neat look at Pop music at that time. Definitely recommend all three...