I've been waiting all day for that reference
Really seems to me that he is going to stop playing hockey a couple years down the road. This is so sad and I wish the best for Travis, and I'm glad we're going to be able to get a return for a player whose heart may not be fully into hockey - and I don't mean that in a degrading way to Travis at all.
Reading between the lines... he means he's going to dog it until Snow sends him home.
i love hamonic, i am going to give him an especially large ovation tomorrow if he is a starter
Really seems to me that he is going to stop playing hockey a couple years down the road. This is so sad and I wish the best for Travis, and I'm glad we're going to be able to get a return for a player whose heart may not be fully into hockey - and I don't mean that in a degrading way to Travis at all.
Looking forward to hearing this joke of a fanbase boo him when touches the puck.
Nope, best defenseman. Period. I've heard many other "hockey people" say the same thing, too.
He could have just said "play the game", it's strange how he added "on the ice", everybody at this point knows that whatever it is at Barclays cannot be called ice, it's a subtle jab, in other words he may be saying he's not willing to play to his ability in Brooklyn and wants out.
Yeah, blah blah blah. A guy who desperately wants off the team is gonna play his hardest. Well at least Cappy will be happy, he loves guys who play hahd.
He could have just said "play the game", it's strange how he added "on the ice", everybody at this point knows that whatever it is at Barclays cannot be called ice, it's a subtle jab, in other words he may be saying he's not willing to play to his ability in Brooklyn and wants out.
Was the explanation really necessary? Seems plain as day to me.
I just wouldn't also discount the Josh Bailey factor in the decision.
He could have just said "play the game", it's strange how he added "on the ice"[, everybody at this point knows that whatever it is at Barclays cannot be called ice, it's a subtle jab, in other words he may be saying he's not willing to play to his ability in Brooklyn and wants out.
I'm curious what makes you feel that way? Before yesterday, I don't think anyone would say he looked disengaged and didn't love the game. Whatever is going on in his life currently will pass (and sure if it is a family illness he is broken up about it) and he has always had that leadership quality that would make for a letter on his jersey and possibly coaching at the end of the road.
Look at Bailey's face, pretty annoying, he's probably an annoying person as well. He may have been yanking his chain for who knows how long.
Staple doing a great job covering this. One quote from Travis. One from JT.