Go on their board and look at the thread pertaining to this and the Jack Eichel thread that they also touch on this. Then tell me you feel bad. They are making fun of his mental illness…. Talking about his drug addiction like it’s a joke. Realize the doctor in question was fired after all of this and yet because they were buffalo doctors they are defending them…. There is a vocal minority of that fan base that are human trash bags.
They are not a happy fanbase because of how last season went (“we have the easiest path to the cup ever! …oh, snap, we choked again”) and I can’t imagine how rubbing their faces in it will help their mood…That "Leafs All or Nothing" thing on Prime Video should be very interesting. But I wonder why guys like Shanahan and Dubas allow that? If someone approached Lou about that, he'd just look at them for 10 seconds without saying anything and then walk away. It's great for fans, but it seems like a no-win proposition for a team, especially for TML who are in a fishbowl in their market to begin with.
They are not a happy fanbase because of how last season went (“we have the easiest path to the cup ever! …oh, snap, we choked again”) and I can’t imagine how rubbing their faces in it will help their mood…
maybe watching Dubas fiddle with the fields in his excel sheet trying to figure out how Montreal beat them will make for must watch tv…
Was he subpoenaed to go on the podcast?He was questioned during a podcast
Should he never have any interactions with the public?Was he subpoenaed to go on the podcast?
For a guy in the league 10 years, he's been on 5 teams as a goalie.Lehner is just straight gangster when you ask him something. He don't give a **** who he pisses off. Just says what he thinks. Thankfully he's not really a jerk or he'd be really hard to like. He just tells it how he sees it.
Was he subpoenaed to go on the podcast?
For a guy in the league 10 years, he's been on 5 teams as a goalie.
He can defer on the answer. He just always wants to say something making it about him.Should he never have any interactions with the public?
I don't get why it bothers you that Robin Lehner is chatty.
He's either that guy that everyone trades for because they think he's that guy or teams tire of him.I think that's a little much. There's no reason he can't talk about his experiences with a past employer on a podcast.
And?
He can defer on the answer. He just always wants to say something making it about him.
He's either that guy that everyone trades for because they think he's that guy or teams tire of him.
He's heavy for a goaltender.He's either that guy that everyone trades for because they think he's that guy or teams tire of him.
He was commenting on his situation in Buffalo and how it relates to what's currently happening in Buffalo. I don't think that's making it about him, it's actually shining a light on Eichel's request and how out of bounds the organization is with how they're handling it.
I don't think that's fair. The first half of his career he was struggling with mental health issues and was likely a problem for organizations to deal with. Just because he's doing well now doesn't remove all risk associated with employing someone with a known mental illness. The Islanders played hardball for whatever reason and then he's bounced around because he couldn't get a long term deal because of his mental illness. Vegas seems to want him though, even after the saga Fleury saga where he handled it like a professional. He backed up Fleury every step of the way and never went out of his way (in the media) to try and get in the net himself. Yet another example of him not making it about himself.
So if he answers a question about the situation in Buffalo it becomes all about Robin? Sorry, I don't see it that way.He can defer on the answer. He just always wants to say something making it about him.
The Isles seem to have played hardball with him for the very reason he's always out there. It would have been a necessary evil to keep on a short term deal, but that's it. His external voice doesn't seem to jive with how Lou runs his teams.
I like Robin. He seems like a decent guy. (not a saint, but a decent guy).
I like that he talks. I don't always agree with what he says or maybe how he says it. But that's kinda how life should work.
I think some folks don't have much filter and you get what they're processing in real time. I think he's a lot like that and thus I don't think he's looking to stir things up or always looking for a microphone.
I'd prefer he talk as openly as he does versus, say, the Snake's mundane, robotic, cliched platitudes. To each their own. Does that openness cause issues with his normally stoic, mundane, robotic, cliched speaking employers or coworkers? Who knows. Maybe there's a happier middle ground for all.
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Prepare to see a new side of Tavares in the upcoming "inside" look at the TML on Prime Video. I'm sure, since he's the captain, that we'll see him with his guard down, leading the boys with his mountains of charisma.the Snake's mundane, robotic, cliched platitudes.
S1. Ep3. Tavares sheds his skin, goalie coach has his social media access put on parental monitor mode, GM’s Yahoo fantasy team outperforms his actual team.Prepare to see a new side of Tavares in the upcoming "inside" look at the TML on Prime Video. I'm sure, since he's the captain, that we'll see him with his guard down, leading the boys with his mountains of charisma.