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GDT: I'm not Crying, You're Crying. Columbus @ Flames 7:00 MT
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Figgy44
A toast of purple gato for the memories
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I don't think there's one for Jane and Guy, but there is one for Madeline (Matthew's wife).
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Straight Fire
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I think she'll be okay. Between insurance and assets she's got to be in the 10 mil range (including a 20%+ down on a house etc). I'd be worried most about the parents who usually are established enough on their but would likely be blessed with a payed off mortgage and a million or more to retire with through their son.
That is literally insane. Thanks for sharing that. There was something about Johnny that shines bright still.
Figgy44
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Are you mixing up Madeline with Meredith?
Meredith probably fine for money, but Madeline is diff situation.
Straight Fire
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Sorry I read Meredith. Yeah I'll bet Madeline is in a far different situation.
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Yes, I apologise to flaky Dan
Was more thinking about the W other than his usual worries getting an L!Didn't watch this one, just didn't have it in me waking up at 2am. How was Duehr and Pelletier folks?
Really love our Mr Specsaver Coach
Is that challenge 6/7 that he has won? League's chief.
BRobMint
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So great how the org came together for the Gaudreau's. The city really embraced Johnny and his family to the fullest. I tiered up when Monny was crying during the puck drop. I really wish we could've gotten that reunion with the two of them 
hangman005
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Didn’t get around to posting, but beautiful tribute for the Gaudreaus. Liked that they named him first star one last time… guy looked absolutely crushed out there.
Figgy44
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Yes, I apologise to flaky Dan
Didn't watch this one, just didn't have it in me waking up at 2am. How was Duehr and Pelletier folks?
Really love our Mr Specsaver Coach
Pelts and Duehr looked OK to me. Weren't theguys with the roughest game, but very few guys had truly rough games last night on our roster IMO.
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to add to this, I thought Pelts had a good 2-way game and looked more like his old self, he wasn't playing scared like he did in the preseason. Duehr was especially solid on the forecheck, he used his speed and size well. I do prefer Pelts in the top 9 to Duehr, but I also think Duehr is a better fit with Zary and Coleman and it gives 2 guys to open up space for Zary.
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Posting this for anyone who didn't see it.
Lmao at "3 goals in the net, that's unusual"
Lmao at "3 goals in the net, that's unusual"
You know he still follows the team. f*** we could use his son.
When I look at Guy, it's almost like I'm looking at Johnny if he was aged another 25 some odd years. They look so much like each other.
Straight Fire
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Yes, I apologise to flaky Dan
Didn't watch this one, just didn't have it in me waking up at 2am. How was Duehr and Pelletier folks?
Really love our Mr Specsaver Coach
I thought they played alright, others might answer better as was distracted throughout. Im super glad they've been called up and Kuz sat. Give these two a solid look IMO.
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The tribute last night is one that will stay with whomever witnessed it. Johnny's close friends on either team, staff, or media will keep it close to their heart forever.
I am glad the Gaudreau's, as part of their healing process, accepted the invitation and allow the city and organization to blanket them with love and comfort.
I'm sure there wasn't a dry eye in the house and perhaps the Gaudreau's, their extended family, and friends have found some closure to their grief.
I am glad the Gaudreau's, as part of their healing process, accepted the invitation and allow the city and organization to blanket them with love and comfort.
I'm sure there wasn't a dry eye in the house and perhaps the Gaudreau's, their extended family, and friends have found some closure to their grief.
Ace Rimmer
Stoke me a clipper.
Sportsnet didnt show it, or I was busy chopping onions, but did Backs & Mony hug after the ceremonial faceoff?
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Honestly, I'd support a "Johnny Gaudreau First Star" every home game that is Flames/Blue Jackets.
That was funny as hell, and shows he still at least stat-watches the Flames (though knowing him, he probably regularly watches the games).
Unlimited Chequing
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During the intermission, he said he watches almost all the games (as well as the Blue Jacket games) or at least tries to catch the start of it, and when he does he's imagining what Johnny would be doing on the ice. He said some days are harder to watch than others.
Blue Jackets fan here, just now getting around to posting.
What a beautifully emotional and powerful tribute to Johnny & Matthew, heartfelt kudos to the Flames organization for a job well done in incredibly delicate and difficult circumstances, including naming Johnny the First Star of the game.
What a beautifully emotional and powerful tribute to Johnny & Matthew, heartfelt kudos to the Flames organization for a job well done in incredibly delicate and difficult circumstances, including naming Johnny the First Star of the game.
