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For the life of me I’ll never understand why his base love him so much, I guess other than the overt racism. He clearly doesn’t give a solitary shit about them.

Meanwhile these maga idiots are now ‘protecting’ Tesla dealerships. It’s only been 2 months!!!!

Oooooook https://www.sportsnet.ca/mlb/article/blue-jays-alejandro-kirk-agree-to-five-year-58m-extension/

Cool beans. Keep avoiding backing up your accusation.

Cool. So you can’t back it up.

Please provide evidence to back this up.

I’m not spinning anything. I asked a question based on a comment and you spun it out of control.

Good teams find a way to overcome right? Isn’t that what the expectations on the leafs would be? Seize the opportunity. Which is what my original comment was about until you took it out of context.

I’m talking about right now you brainiac.

How are the panthers doing any better?

Thank you for that insightful comment

Does Marner have the longest stick in the league? He always seems to be able break up so many passes that look out of reach.

I’m not saying he’s been bad, he just hasn’t been that calm kind of player that I got used to, and it’s hard to use the Calgary game as any kind of indication. This wasn’t an indictment, I just like seeing him under pressure and delivering.

I don’t mind seeing Woll peppered a bit. He needs to get back in his groove.

He had modified ntc in the last 2 years of his contract. https://puckpedia.com/player/mikko-rantanen

Ok fine - but this isn’t some maple leafs exclusive feature. Every player of note has some form of a no trade or no movement clause. Who, of prominence, in the NHL doesn’t have one?

I don’t get where you’re going with this. What says ‘I want to be here’ more than a no trade clause? Look in baseball, you’ve got players who have opt outs built into their deals so they can leave or renegotiate their contract. I’m just not following the logic of this particular point.

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Turtle blizzards are just heavenly for me.

Trade wars make for strange bedfellows