I noticed it in his photos. Steen is also bigger than last season
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Leafs can be immolated in the fall after raking, ....but never emulated....lol
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IDK there were plenty of times last season when the PP stunk with both of them out there
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Blow it up
Good news folks none of these guys will be on the pp when it counts
I’ve bulked up at 57. Or is I just fat….
I meant in the shoulders lolSteen is not taller. He is very strong on his skates
No I didn't. It doesn't work for TV. It didn't work for the Leafs. It won't work now. Just because someone tried it and you could literally 'see' the players doesn't mean it worked in the sense of being effective or something that someone might like to try again on a more permanent basis. It's unsuitable for viewing. The end.
Whoever said Jack’s health is fine was lying to the public
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I think his voice sounds better than last year. Yeah, he's speaking a bit slowly but I think it's an improvement
He tried to say “positional save” and it wasn’t a speed issue, it was a literal defect
There is clearly something wrong. He doesn't sound worse than last season.
I wish him the best.
I saw this on line
"Jack Edwards' mitochondrial dysfunction with defects in Complex 1 and 2 is a serious medical condition that can have a significant impact on his daily life. Mitochondrial dysfunction occurs when the mitochondria, which are responsible for producing energy within cells, are not functioning properly. This can cause a variety of symptoms, including fatigue, muscle weakness, neurological problems, and gastrointestinal issues. The specific defects in Complex 1 and 2 can further exacerbate these symptoms and potentially lead to more severe complications. For example, Complex 1 and 2 are responsible for generating the majority of the ATP (adenosine triphosphate) molecules needed for cellular energy production. If these complexes are not functioning properly, the body may struggle to produce enough energy to perform basic functions, leading to fatigue and weakness. Treatment for mitochondrial dysfunction can be challenging, as there is currently no cure for the condition. However, there are various strategies that can be employed to manage symptoms and improve quality of life. These may include medications, supplements, and lifestyle changes such as a healthy diet and exercise. It is unclear how Jack Edwards is currently managing his condition, or if he has any other health concerns. However, given his positive attitude and resilience in the face of previous health struggles, it is likely that he is approaching his current health challenge with the same determination and optimism. We wish him all the best as he navigates this difficult time and continues to inspire fans with his sports commentary."
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Please explain how it didn’t work for the leafs. Did the league mandate hat they couldn’t wear white after? Was there an uproar of people abandoning viewing the game when they watched it?
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Pretty bad when we are analyzing Jack more than the team the Bruins are icing lol
The TSN app only works well if you are using it on very fast wifi . When I am at work using shitty wifi I don’t even bother using the TSN app .
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Maybe not right now, but he’s forgetting what he’s calling.
I’m worried it’s going to be more of a train wreck as the season goes on.
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Sabres went all white last year too.....pants were absolutely ghastly!
Aphasia, which is what I've suspected he has since last year, can do that.
It's better than last year and that's all I can ask for.
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