Chevalier du Clavier
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Bruinaura
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I will never root for Chicago but I want Foligno to do well. Tis a conundrum.
Bruinaura
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Nope, not inside their heads at all.
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Saw a couple of clips this a.m. about the Gaudreu tragedy got me thinking about how difficult it’s going to be for Columbus this year….obviously.
But thinking about how the league is going to deal with it is interesting.
On one hand, every time Columbus comes into a city for the first time (which could be as late as Dec/Jan) that team will feel like they should do something to show their respect, but is that what is best for the team and family?
On the other, if a team doesn’t recognize him, they might look insensitive.
Maybe I missed something and it’s happened, but if not, I think the league and team should come up with a standard.
Maybe at each home opener they do a tribute.
I just know that we all naturally see or think of reminders of lost loved ones, probably every day, but, we also need to be able to compartmentalize things in order to work, and care for ourselves and families.
Going on a four game road trip where they have to go through an emotional tribute every game, might be a bit overwhelming.
But thinking about how the league is going to deal with it is interesting.
On one hand, every time Columbus comes into a city for the first time (which could be as late as Dec/Jan) that team will feel like they should do something to show their respect, but is that what is best for the team and family?
On the other, if a team doesn’t recognize him, they might look insensitive.
Maybe I missed something and it’s happened, but if not, I think the league and team should come up with a standard.
Maybe at each home opener they do a tribute.
I just know that we all naturally see or think of reminders of lost loved ones, probably every day, but, we also need to be able to compartmentalize things in order to work, and care for ourselves and families.
Going on a four game road trip where they have to go through an emotional tribute every game, might be a bit overwhelming.
AngryMilkcrates
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Great opportunity for a DUI campaign, have moments of silence for each 1st game by CBJ in a city. Not too much since the CBJ team will have to go through 30 of these. But partner with some DUI awareness groups and charity organizations like MADD. Dont just be respectful, honor them by creating some good change from all this.
Chevalier du Clavier
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They disabled the video in the tweet. Here's another version for those who missed it.
Bruinaura
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I saw that
Ouch
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I've always loved his game. Injuries have slowed him prematurely, and this indeed does not look good.
Still kicking at 92, Stan's the Man (and the fellow who dubbed our hometown heroes the Big Bad Bruins),
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Bruinaura
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I feel like he should be 40 by now lol
Chevalier du Clavier
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There's your man management skills on full display, Travis.
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Dahlin the next Buffalo captain
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The Un4casted Storm
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I know the NHL is a business and has always been about the money... but it's really starting to feel like they've shifted their business model from selling hockey to fans to selling franchises to billionaires
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I found it pretty wild that they signed Nikolay Kulemin to a PTO. His last NHL season was in 2017-18
Chevalier du Clavier
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AngryMilkcrates
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Mitchy Marner at 14 seconds. "Trying to think here. I don't have a damn clue" (emphasis on damn). Who says that?
What a massive dork. Everytime I see him he's part cocky, complete nerd trying to be cool. Just so awkward.
