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OT: Leafs Lounge v.98 - Dawn of the New Era
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He stuttered during his interview? ****, obvious bust now. Lets get what we can now before it's too late.
JMcLeaf
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He better get use to it quick
Besides that interview I think he's been pretty solid in interviews so far. Glad he doesn't pull a Scheifele and say "you know" a million times each interview lol.
Kyle93
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You guys get to catch the interview with Burke? If not:
"I was floored, and I still am stunned. I've never been fired before," he said about Wednesday's announcement. "How am I doing? I'm doing OK.
"I'm so grateful I had a chance to run the crown jewel franchise of the NHL. I'm grateful to have been given the chance to live in Toronto. I love this city and I am grateful for the support of the fans."
Burke was driving to the airport Wednesday to catch a flight to New York for an NHL Board of Governors meeting when he was summoned to the Maple Leafs' offices at Air Canada Centre.
As soon as he learned he had been relieved of his duties, he said he left to pick up his two youngest daughters, aged 7 and 8, at school.
"I called the older kids on the way, but I wanted the little ones to hear it from me first," Burke said in the Star. "They were OK. They just wanted to know if we'd have to move again. I said no."
Burke is under contract to the Leafs for the rest of this season and next, and he fully intends to help his former assistant, Dave Nonis, as a consultant, a job he said he suggested to chairman Larry Tanenbaum and Anselmi when they relieved him of his GM duties.
"I think I can help," Burke said. "I've been at this for a while. I have my name on the Stanley Cup. I'll do whatever I can. I wish Dave and the Toronto Maple Leafs all the success in the world.
"I'll do my best to help them win."
"I was floored, and I still am stunned. I've never been fired before," he said about Wednesday's announcement. "How am I doing? I'm doing OK.
"I'm so grateful I had a chance to run the crown jewel franchise of the NHL. I'm grateful to have been given the chance to live in Toronto. I love this city and I am grateful for the support of the fans."
Burke was driving to the airport Wednesday to catch a flight to New York for an NHL Board of Governors meeting when he was summoned to the Maple Leafs' offices at Air Canada Centre.
As soon as he learned he had been relieved of his duties, he said he left to pick up his two youngest daughters, aged 7 and 8, at school.
"I called the older kids on the way, but I wanted the little ones to hear it from me first," Burke said in the Star. "They were OK. They just wanted to know if we'd have to move again. I said no."
Burke is under contract to the Leafs for the rest of this season and next, and he fully intends to help his former assistant, Dave Nonis, as a consultant, a job he said he suggested to chairman Larry Tanenbaum and Anselmi when they relieved him of his GM duties.
"I think I can help," Burke said. "I've been at this for a while. I have my name on the Stanley Cup. I'll do whatever I can. I wish Dave and the Toronto Maple Leafs all the success in the world.
"I'll do my best to help them win."
Kyle93
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^ He's a great man.
Got back about half an hour from the Kitchener/Sarnia game... it's amazing how little offensive flair the Sting have with Yakupov or Galchenyuk. That being said, they still put up a solid fight. They just couldn't get anything done offensively.
Got back about half an hour from the Kitchener/Sarnia game... it's amazing how little offensive flair the Sting have with Yakupov or Galchenyuk. That being said, they still put up a solid fight. They just couldn't get anything done offensively.
Kyle93
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Leaf Rocket
Leaf Fan Till I Die
Kyle93
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haha jkI noticed that too
Like other people have been saying..he better get used to all of those microphones in his face real quick.
DD03
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BertCorbeau
F*ck cancer - RIP Fugu and Buffaloed
I'll talk to you about it when you're finished the whole seasonJust cooking dinner now finally .. Bought a ton of veggies and stuff to cook with for the week
Going to make chicken fried rice with the leftovers I've decided alreadyStaaaaaarving
So many amazing things in that video. All I know is that the breaker dancer at the end got owned
So many amazing things in that video. All I know is that the breaker dancer at the end got owned
I have seen to many fail videos and people are awesomes to count.
Kyle93
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Kyle93
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I can still change it man if other people want to as well. I can just take off Shorthanded points
I was thinking that too. But ties are possible. Stuff like shutouts and PK points I think would often end in a tie?
That works too.
Kyle93
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thats what I was thinking and just have:
G,A,PPP, +/-, PIMS, Hits, Blocked shots
GAA, SV%, wins, shutouts
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