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Four years ago, Air Canada Centre launched a new hot dog concession called Burkie's Dog House, named for then Leafs GM Brian Burke.

The sign for Burkie's Dog House was taken down Wednesday at the Air Canada Centre, shortly after Brian Burke was fired as Leafs GM.
http://www.thestar.com/living/food/article/1313383--burkie-s-dog-house-loses-its-name
Talk about getting sent to the doghouse.
Not only did Maple Leafs general manager Brian Burke get turfed Wednesday, but, adding insult to injury, he lost his spot in the Air Canada Centre’s culinary compendium of essential game-time nosh. Shortly after he got the axe, ACC staff removed the sign over his eponymous hotdog stand.
Funny enough, Burke saw this coming.
“I figure I’m immortalized until about 10 minutes after I get canned here, then it’s going to be somebody else’s doghouse,” he joked to the Star’s Jennifer Bain in a 2009 interview when the stand was opened.
So, bye bye Burkie’s Dog House.
Hello, The Dog House.
That’s what the popular hot dog stand will be rebranded, Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment spokesperson Rajani Kamath said Thursday.
Does this mean that the MLSE has instead decided to immortalize Mike Komisarek, the veteran defenceman who spends so much of his time there? Hardy Har.
Kamath doesn’t know how long it will take to get the new signs up or rewrite the menus, which contain the Burkie’s logo. However, she assures that hungry sports fans will still be able to get their well-dressed footlongs, including the South Western BBQ Dog and the Chili Cheese Dog — nonetheless.