That is what $40+ million of forwards can get you when they are on the power play at the same time 4 on 3.
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Only stating a fact. They could have had 3 forwards and 1 d-man but instead went with their 4 highest paid forwards. I thought it was a good move before they stopped the puck and it paid off.
Leafs could've pulled the goalie and put Reilly out to add another $5M to that total. LOL.
John Tavares deserves a raise, with 4 goals to date this season.
His extra pay raise should come from cutting Marner's who has only scored once
so far for his $10 million pay cheque. Cut him loose.
CP
His extra pay raise should come from cutting Marner's who has only scored once
so far for his $10 million pay cheque. Cut him loose.
CP
The TSN reporter has the nerve to call him the best goalie in the world.
That title should go to Jack Campbell.
CP
Why does does someone stepping in front of Marner get two games and someone trying to behead Perreault gets a $3000 fine with no suspension???
Joe Thornton hit on Perreault
Given only two minutes for interference, gets Perreault right in the head.
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Leafs are the best team in the league. It's our year boys
You’d have to ask the NHL that...to me, it looks like Perreault hit was mostly chest while the Tampa player rose up to hit Marner in the head.Why does does someone stepping in front of Marner get two games and someone trying to behead Perreault gets a $3000 fine with no suspension???
Joe Thornton hit on Perreault
Given only two minutes for interference, gets Perreault right in the head.
good point.Why does does someone stepping in front of Marner get two games and someone trying to behead Perreault gets a $3000 fine with no suspension???
Joe Thornton hit on Perreault
Given only two minutes for interference, gets Perreault right in the head.
Marner at least had the puck and was on a rush.
The Thornton hit was away from the puck and a deliberate attempt to injure.
But a $3000 fine.
I’m sure that made him sorry.
Just like the Raptors before Kawhi (and Ibaka and Gasol), the Leafs still don’t have “it” as Paul Pierce so aptly said. The “it” is the fear factor an opposing team has in terms of how they match up not only talent wise but, more importantly, physically. The Leafs can win a regular season game with just 13 hits as they did against Tampa, but they will wilt (pun intended) again in the playoffs when the intensity ramps up.
