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This market only has Steve Simmons and maybe Rosie DiManno who are critical and aggressive.
Rosie DiManno asked a few pointed questions at locker clean out day, and then once Morgan Rielly's media avail was done, went up to him and asked him to say hi to Tessa and tell her that she's free for coffee / lunch again, whenever they are both free.

Mo smiled and said that he would.

They're all so friendly.

This pales in comparison to what sort of questions Howard Berger used to ask, or Feschuk going behind Reimer's back to his mom to find out James' health situation.
 
Rosie DiManno asked a few pointed questions at locker clean out day, and then once Morgan Rielly's media avail was done, went up to him and asked him to say hi to Tessa and tell her that she's free for coffee / lunch again, whenever they are both free.

Mo smiled and said that he would.
Not doubting you, but how do you know this?
 
Not doubting you, but how do you know this?
The Sportsnet Livestream cameras picked up their conversation at the end of Rielly's media avail as he was walking away.

EDIT - You can vaguely make it out here at 25:30

Morgan, no questions, can you just say hi to Tess for me. If she wants to go out for lunch again and show off the baby, she can just call me.

Rielly responded with No Problem.


 
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Shanahan. He allowed the inmates to run the Asylum.
The Maple Leafs need to set the identity.
A hard working , skilled blue collar team. A team that can rush, heavy forecheck, puck battles, defend. And for this reason, the entire core needs to go. They’ve been Alpha fail for 9 years.
Masters:

Craig Berube says splitting Auston Matthews & Mitch Marner up this season didn't do much for the team So, they remain together tonight"These guys have been a combo for a long time & they've had a lot of success. So, I trust them. I believe in them."
 
It's absolutely a big passive aggressive dig in their part.

It sounds cheap coming from Leafs fans at the moment, but them being forgotten about is true. It only takes a few years after their team starts to regress for folks to move on. A cup win in a more traditional market gets remembered for decades.

Look at how much reverence Leafs fans give the 90s teams 30 years on and they didn't even win a cup lol
Heck, I enjoyed the early 80's teams more because they were not good but seemed to push themselves.

Vaive scored 50+ 3 times on dog teams.

Does anyone think of him as a hero?
 
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