Bouboumaster
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After drafting Mailloux, might as well take the next step to show the World that you're ethically bankrupt and sign this dude
Well no, because Kaep is a fantastic representative for a team
It's part of the MTL company culture now so by all means. Would be hilarious Deangelo signed somewhere else and cites Montreal's poor ethics as a reason for not signing with them.After drafting Mailloux, might as well take the next step to show the World that you're ethically bankrupt and sign this dude
Yes, very fantastic with depicting cops as pigs and glorifying Castro.
A lot has changed with the NYR since the days of Sean Avery.
Yes, very fantastic with depicting cops as pigs
-Kaepernick“I wore these socks, in the past, because the rogue cops that are allowed to hold positions in police departments, not only put the community in danger, but also put the cops that have the right intentions in danger by creating an environment of tension and mistrust,”
and glorifying Castro.
-Kaepernick"I agree with the investment in education. I also agree with the investment in free universal health care as well as the involvement in helping end apartheid in South Africa,"
"I would hope that everybody agrees those things are good things. And trying to push the false narrative that I was a supporter of the oppressive things that he did is just not true."
-Kaepernick
-Kaepernick
I'm sure there's probably a better example than Castro out there that shares those beliefs without the whole human rights violation thing but a little disingenuous on your part to call him out on that without providing the full context.
Anyway so Tony D....
Why are politics being dragged into this? Get out of here with that crap
It appears that this might be the final straw for DeAngelo in New York. In addition to his poor play this season (1 point in six games and a minus-6), the Rangers have seemingly grown tired of the defenseman's conduct away from the ice. His behavior on social media has drawn criticism, enough to the point where he's been disciplined by the team on several occasions. He recently deactivated his Twitter account and promised to move to the social media site Parler.
He can say whatever he wants after the fact.
Truth is, if he said it before. I would have bought it.
Lmfao we get it. He lives rent free in your head.Mailloux and him will be a nice pairing on and off ice.
Whoa whoa whoa. Get out of here with this nonsense. Everyone knows that Twitter users know better than Marc.Yup he has had issues. I'm not sure he is as bad as people make him out to be.
I'll take Marc Staal's word on it:
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" Marc Staal is as well respected around the league as it gets. He was DeAngelo’s on-ice partner most of the past two seasons before the veteran was sent to Detroit this offseason. The pair developed a bond off the ice, as well.
“There has never been any indication at all that Tony has racist tendencies,” No. 18 told The Post. “I hear these things about him, and it’s as if they’re talking about a different person. The guys here in Detroit, they’re all super-curious about him.
“I feel bad for him, to be honest. Whether it’s the junior stuff that warps into this, I don’t know. He’s a lightning rod, and yeah, he yells at coaches and referees and he has these moments where he goes overboard, but he’s a good teammate.
“Racist? I’m telling you, some of this stuff is just insane.”
Yeah, some people willing to die for it, so I would think yes.
It’s funny because if he was a bad or average player, he wouldn’t nearly be talked about as much. He’s one of the most talented defensemen I’ve ever seen.
Hate almost always comes from below
The audacity of a manYes, very fantastic with depicting cops as pigs and glorifying Castro.
and he did it by not using any of his 1st or 2nd round picks or his good prospectsIsn't he the GM whose team just reached the Stanley Cup finals? Maybe his wardrobe choices are out there but a team could do worse in terms of his ability to assemble a roster.
i second thisI hope the Habs take a chance on him. A 1 yr contract to see if he's trouble or not.
He can say whatever he wants after the fact. Truth is, if he said it before. I would have bought it. After you get called out, easy to make some lame excuse of why you did it.
I won't derail the thread any further.