And finally, no more waves. Now we do this when the game gets dull...
youtu.be/2DxJ8Eetpns?...

When Sportnet is covering the game poorly and biased as always...
youtu.be/Mc0sLYoQUjY?...

Whenever we play a poverty team like Utah or Columbus...
youtu.be/PCXHbCYvzjI?...

Whenever the Panthers or Bruins are in town. Bennett, Marchand, Ekblad, any of those cheaters tbh...
youtu.be/H1zUUV9lzII?...

Game 7 every year...
youtu.be/8PpJBR_rQJk?...

Ta da

Same

There coupd be new content! Lol

time this sort of thing happens, and it does in fact change hockey culture to make it more inclusive, and less morally inept in the future. It may not be the outcome many wanted today, but hopefully the fallout and change from it is very real going forward.

They lost at least 2 seasons (hopefully more if fans make their voices heard), a lot of money in their prime (hopefully more), and their reputations are shot. Hopefully other young players remember that and act with more respect in the future and the legacy of this trial becomes it being the last

their team's games or buy merch or even watch on TV. Make it so that the team feels pain, others take note and they leave the guy behind. My other hope is other young people who find themsevelves in similar situations will see that sure these guys didn't go to jail, but is that the bar you want?

was at minimum morally wrong. For the players, 2 of them are done in the NHL for sure but I wouldn't be surprised if 2 others come back. A certain segment of fans will hail them as martyrs and heroes while others will call them out and boo. This is how you can help. Don't buy their crap, don't go to

inconsistency into it to introduce a reasonable doubt from a strictly legal perspective.
Now what does this all mean? If you're arguing that they're innocent, you are a naieve moron. The fact they even felt the need to take the video indicates that at the very least they knew what they were doing

and famous, but because in a system where you are innocent until proven guilty, the burden of proof always falls to the accuser. In a case like this that is centred on the testimony of the victim, that's always going to be an uphill battle. Unfortunately the defence was able to poke just enough

Meh. He's fine. Decent 6/7 option to replace Timmins. Also a backup option if someone is traded.

Either way the big win is dumping the Reaves contract. Finding an even somewhat useful piece in return? *Chef's kiss

Also Thrun's not bad as a 6/7 D

This is exactly me.

I'd say I've been generally pleased with Treliving.

With time and reflection I've also come to terms with the fact I was wrong and Dubas was a massive idiot who really hurt our window to win, as well as our long term success. Tre is tasked with fixing that.