Man you really think your hawks gon make the finals again
Kings or stars gon give yall that work
yeah, its so far fetched to imagine the 3 time Stanley Cup champs back in the Finals
you were on this same shyt last season too, howd that work out?
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yeah, its so far fetched to imagine the 3 time Stanley Cup champs back in the Finals
you were on this same shyt last season too, howd that work out?
fukk offyeah, its so far fetched to imagine the 3 time Stanley Cup champs back in the Finals
you were on this same shyt last season too, howd that work out?
I hate your whole squad
Stop winning please
No excuses for the Caps this year, with the East being 
this season nothing than a SCF appearance would be a disappointment
this season nothing than a SCF appearance would be a disappointmentfukk off
I hate your whole squad
Stop winning please
I dont see it stopping anytime soon breh - I can only respect the Kings enough in the West taking down the Hawks
Stars still have alot to prove and the Hawks pretty much own the rest of the conference
I wouldnt trust anyone from the East to beat them anytime soon either
Stanley Cup Playoffs are complete fukkery though, anything can happen
East is weak as hell man esp now after montreal free falling into lottery pick. Its pretty much caps going SCF..no team can beat em in 7 game series from the east. I know for sure a west team is going to win the cup.I dont see it stopping anytime soon breh - I can only respect the Kings enough in the West taking down the Hawks
Stars still have alot to prove and the Hawks pretty much own the rest of the conference
I wouldnt trust anyone from the East to beat them anytime soon either
Stanley Cup Playoffs are complete fukkery though, anything can happen
Tampa is starting to turn it around, they could give the Caps a series maybe
but yeah, it would be a massive disappointment if WAS didnt make the SCF
The pure skill of a Wash/Chi final
still got my $ on Kings getting the Cup back
will be interested to see that Washington/Tampa battle in the East. Trade Deadline will be big this year in both conference races.
will be interested to see that Washington/Tampa battle in the East. Trade Deadline will be big this year in both conference races.
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Subban recruiting Kobe as potential new mentor
By Rick Westhead
P.K. Subban, The Canadian Press
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NASHVILLE - Montreal Canadiens’ star defenceman P.K. Subban has established a relationship with a new potential mentor: NBA legend Kobe Bryant.
Subban told TSN that he met Bryant, a five-time champion and 18-time all-star who will retire at the end of the season, for the first time in December at a Los Angeles Lakers-Boston Celtics basketball game when Subban was in the Boston area for the NHL Winter Classic.
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Subban said he asked Bryant if he could arrange to come out to Los Angeles to meet with Bryant and cement closer ties. The two have a call scheduled next week to set up a travel date, Subban said.
“I’ve admired Kobe for a long time,” Subban said in an interview. “I don’t think there’s a bigger competitor in all of sports. He would be a great mentor.”
Bryant, 37, for years was the NBA’s most admired and feared player.
That was the same reputation earned by Jerry West, the former Lakers great whom Bryant regarded as his own mentor.
Subban, 26, has the opportunity to become the NHL’s most visible and most marketable star. The Canadiens defenceman was described in a 2014 profile in The New Yorker as “one of the world’s most thrilling athletes, someone who, like Roger Federer, or Kevin Durant, or Yasiel Puig, awes less because of the results he achieves than because of the way he achieves them — kinetic charisma, approaching genius.”
Yet Subban’s flamboyance on the ice has also brought detractors. Ken Dryden, the former Canadiens goalie, once said of Subban that he “craves attention.” Sports Illustrated has called him hockey’s “most hated” player.
But corporate Canada already loves Subban.
He has endorsement deals with Boston Pizza, Scotiabank, Samsung and Gatorade. His endorsement deals range in value from $350,000 to $750,000 per year, according to a person familiar with the matter. And he’s already one of pro sports highest-profile athlete philanthropists, after donating $10 million to the Montreal Children’s Hospital.
“He is already one of the most marketable athletes in the NHL and he intuitively knows how to market himself,” said Brian Cooper, president of S&E Sponsorship Group in Toronto. “He’s got a huge Twitter following, the camera loves him and he’s so articulate.
“I think what Kobe can teach him is to stay focused on his sport. Even with all the other distractions and off court opportunities, Kobe never lost sight of being a competitor. His game has always been his first focus."
at AV I can see why you Canucks fans hated him, playing favorites, favoring veterans over young players, not adapting or adjusting system, and not putting the lineups out. As far I'm concerned I hope the Rangers don't make the playoffs.
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