No. I meant Mike Johnston. He was the one doing the game yesterday. I'd already heard CC's call.You mean Chris Collinsworth"s.
No. I meant Mike Johnston. He was the one doing the game yesterday. I'd already heard CC's call.You mean Chris Collinsworth"s.
Just giving you the gears! Doh!No. I meant Mike Johnston. He was the one doing the game yesterday. I'd already heard CC's call.
No problem. I understood. I'd forgotten that CC had used it.Just giving you the gears! Doh!
You're right, I'm wrong, I stand corrupted. Still Summer has a gorgeous Roman Nose.I always thought swimmers inhale via mouth and exhale via the nose.
Wyatt, chick move or not, maybe they don't want to give credence to a rapist. The Seattle Seahawks aren't going to the White house either...such a chick move.Nobody gives a fuck about their political views.
Patel was there to threaten Canadian born Hockey players with 80%taxation if they won.
She's still the best!You're right, I'm wrong. Still Summer has a gorgeous Roman Nose.
She and Molly Carlson have become fast friends.
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/lkwJ1SPqZ7E
Perhaps most don’t care, but many fans see it as an indication of character.As I said, most people don't give a fuck about athletes political views.
I'm glad it is satisfying to you.
Good advice Clemenza.The Legion of Doom II shoudn't forget the canolis.
So accepting is NOT a political statement. But declining IS a political statement.I didn't get any distinct impression that members of the U.S. Men's Hockey team were endorsing President Trump.
In fact, I prefer they not wade into that territory.
LOL,Italy isn't nice to Men's Hockey Canada.
1956 Italy, Canada failed to win Gold.
2006 Italy, Canada failed to win gold.
2026 Italy, Canada failed to win gold.
No, I honestly don’t care if athletes project my politics, or agree with me on regular political issues, everyone is entitled to an opinion. However these are not normal times.I disagree with just about everything you said above.
It would seem you want athletes to project your politics on the world stage. I think it's too much drama.
PS- As far as an indication of character, I guarantee in their hearts there were some U.S. Women's hockey players who wanted to go to the Washington D.C. like the men. Female psychology is very susceptible to peer pressure particularly in a tight group. And that's fine on a team, but you don't know if a few women held sway over the entire team.
I’d agree with you if this was the usual visit to the White House to celebrate. Show up, bite your tongue if you want. But that’s not what they're being invited to tonight.If I was a pro athlete I'd show up unless I was sick or my schedule was booked for a legit reason. If my team was against whoever the leader was and vouched not to show up I may say that later on in an interview once I've left that team. I'm sure from all the sports teams who've showed up in the past some players disliked the leader for whatever reason or supported the other party but showed up to celebrate.
They were not invited.U.S. Men's Hockey team going to the White House.
U.S. Women's Hockey team declines invitation.
This seems like, shall I say it, such a chick move. Go to the White House, promote your sport and celebrate an American win.
Nobody gives a fuck about their political views.
Well the dude is with Kate Perry. Quite a hot chick if you ask me.If that's like Trudeau metrosexuality, perhaps.
This is not a customary celebration they’re going to. It's not a parade, and it's not the standard White House Visit after you win the World Series or whatever.To get the conversation back on track, it's customary for our victorious sports teams to go to Washington D.C.
No one from the team going is bad form. And no there not ALL busy.
I'm going to delete my posts because this is the Sports Discussion.





