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22 year old RD checks in at 5’8” 174lbs. Cerebral, agile, puck moving Defenseman who played alongside Matthews Knies in Tri-City
The PR says 5'9" 185lbs.
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New baby bud
22 year old RD checks in at 5’8” 174lbs. Cerebral, agile, puck moving Defenseman who played alongside Matthews Knies in Tri-City
The PR says 5'9" 185lbs.
Borgesi leads the entire NCAA in time on ice for the last two years, averaging 26:20 per game, actually down a tad from a remarkable 28 minutes-plus last season. He doesn’t think too much about that though, happy to contribute to the team in whatever way is most helpful.
“At the end of the day, it's whatever the staff needs for me to do to win hockey games,” he said. “I do my job, and if they need me in every single situation, then that's perfectly fine. I'm going to do that and do it to the best of my abilities.”
Keefe and his staff are confident deploying Borgesi in all situations.
“He's such an elite skater and he’s able to log those minutes,” Keefe said. “Not many people can do that. He floats on the ice.”
Exactly what my buddy from the E said. You go over and chop his ankle or calf and he goes down. You take a penalty, but it shows you care. He specifically said you do not need to fight Gudas, and I think most people understand that. Its like we don't see scrums all the time in hockey. You don't have to fight, but there has to be some response instead of either nothing or asking the ref for a call.This notion that guys like 88 need to fight and stand up to him is complete bullshit. Do what Barzal did to Marchment when he hit Schaefer. Not one Leafs fan or media would be bitching if 88 skated over and Barzal'd Gudas. The issue with 88 and others is that they do nothing, ever. They did nothing to Marchment when he hit Stolarz either.
I guess, but it's a big market and I really don't think the mainstays of Toronto hockey media are throwing shit to the wall, except for maybe Damien Cox who's a hack. The rest is just noise. If I paid attention to everyone who had an opinion on anything (which is everyone and everything nowadays) I'd be in an insane asylum.I don't think the Leafs had a guy on the ice who could "take" Gudas. I do think there was an argument that you go 4 on 1 against him and "hockey code" wouldn't view the Leafs as the party in the wrong for jumping him like that. You go after him in the aggregate.
That being said, I think the media is just taking advantage of their opportunity to fan the flames of chaos because it gets media clicks. As much as the debate around whether Toronto is a good/bad media market....Toronto has a greater number of shit disturber reporters who cover the team. I don't think on the whole that the media coverage is unreasonably unfair to the Leafs but there are a disproportionate number of these stupid articles and podcast jockeys who just throw shit at the wall to create controversy out of smaller issues that just doesn't happen in other markets to the the same extent.
I do however think there is a big problem if on the 30th the Leafs aren't out for blood. That is not a game where a win should be the priority. That should be a game where the Leafs go out to send a message.
Maybe they'll luck out and get another Christian Hanson.Nice to see them picking up some NCAA guys. It feels like they haven't grabbed a "cream of the crop" undrafted free agent in awhile, but free wallets are always good especially with our pick situation.
Maybe they'll luck out and get another Christian Hanson.
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I know. I'm just in a particularily salty mood today.In fairness, Tyler Bozak was a college FA signing as well, and he was about as good as could be expected!