spoken like a true leaf fanBigTuna wrote:Boy do the Canucks suck. And unlike the leaves, there's no future.
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spoken like a true leaf fanBigTuna wrote:Boy do the Canucks suck. And unlike the leaves, there's no future.
On that there is no argument.BigTuna wrote:Let's hope Friedman was wrong. If Canuck owners don't want to rebuild, ouch. It's going to be a long, ugly ride.
BigTuna wrote:Let's hope Friedman was wrong. If Canuck owners don't want to rebuild, ouch. It's going to be a long, ugly ride.
The sad part is this post and the recent pauser post are the best posts at this place in the last week .BigTuna wrote:Let's hope Friedman was wrong. If Canuck owners don't want to rebuild, ouch. It's going to be a long, ugly ride.
Leaf ownership did this for years. This is the first time in the 30 years I've been following them that Shanahan stood up and said they need and will do a proper rebuild. In just a year they've made huge strides. Their prospect pool is more than just 2 guys, it's got terrific depth. The Canucks need to blow-it-up now. It's just a massive waste of time right now.Blob Mckenzie wrote:The sad part is this post and the recent pauser post are the best posts at this place in the last week .BigTuna wrote:Let's hope Friedman was wrong. If Canuck owners don't want to rebuild, ouch. It's going to be a long, ugly ride.
Run for cover the orange oranguatans will round your ass up for speaking against King Elmer Benning . Look here they come now on their horses with their guns . The humans did this .
The ape crew would have you believe that making the playoffs as an 8 seed ,getting raped in 4 games and getting a shitty draft pick would be a good thing for the franchise . They will probably blame the refs and cbc for the Canucks getting bitchslapped and out shot 45-20 tonight because hey everyone hates Vancouver .
You are RUINING IT for the conspiracy theorists! Enough with the common sense Logic will ya!Hockey Widow wrote:BigTuna wrote:Let's hope Friedman was wrong. If Canuck owners don't want to rebuild, ouch. It's going to be a long, ugly ride.
I think he's wrong. There is no indication that ownership and management are at odds. We had rumour that he was a meddling owner under Gillis but no real proof. We had rumour that he told Nonis to make a trade that he refused to make and that cost Nonis, in part, his job.
While I do think there may be some truth to the notion he vetoed some of what MG wanted to do, may even have been in on the Torts hiring, I also think he has been pretty hands off with Linden and Benning.
I think all three of them are on the same page. No full blown deliberate tank for picks. Every year the goal has to be make the playoffs. So I don't see a conflict. I think if Benning decides to sell he has the green light, the choice will be left up to him.
As long as little boys don't get touched he won't be as bad as Harold.Blob Mckenzie wrote:Frank Aquilini = Harold Ballard .
This is a man who hates his team.Blob Mckenzie wrote:The sad part is this post and the recent pauser post are the best posts at this place in the last week .BigTuna wrote:Let's hope Friedman was wrong. If Canuck owners don't want to rebuild, ouch. It's going to be a long, ugly ride.
Yeah, we figured you had a rough childhood...BigTuna wrote:As long as little boys don't get touched he won't be as bad as Harold.Blob Mckenzie wrote:Frank Aquilini = Harold Ballard .
http://www.tsn.ca/trade-talk-leaves-coul ... e-1.437971
Trade Talk: leaves could target Tavares down the line
Patience, leaves fans
All the talk leading up to the Trade Deadline in Toronto has centred around the Maple leaves' chances of landing pending unrestricted free agent Steven Stamkos.
But for a number of reasons, mainly that Stamkos likely isn't willing to go through another rebuild during his prime years, and signing Stamkos would put a wrench in Brendan Shanahan's plans for a proper rebuild, Larry Brooks of the New York Post doesn't see Stamkos landing in Toronto.
But that doesn't mean the leaves won't soon be without a superstar free agent, it's just going to take a little more patience.
Brooks speculates New York Islanders star John Tavares, who could be frustrated with the situation in Brooklyn, could sign with the leaves in 2018 when his contract is up. It's still a ways away and a lot can change, but the Mississauga native would be as big a coup to leaves fans as Stamkos.