@stoolpresidente A typically American perspective.
We have some great basketball talent as well.
There’s a great big world beyond the US borders folks. Might be time to accept that the US isn’t the be all and end all of athletic talent.
@SunGarrioch@OttawaCitizen Before you say no, do the math on the economical impact. This and the other development around it is going to be transformative for a spot that has been a field for almost 60 years.
Our. It’s has been saying no to innovative development for years, and it’s high time that change
@barstoolsports Congratulations. You now have the best poutine (heart attack) inhaling machine in the world, and you have Donald Trump.
We’re not the least bit embarrassed, concerned or envious. Neither is the rest of the civilized world.
Enjoy your glory years.
@flushingitgolf So, basically, you love the fact that you can do less for more, albeit against lesser competition.
While the tv numbers are not the better for your absence from it, the PGA Tour most certainly is.
Your reputation is more of a tire fire every time you say shit like this. Nice.
It's time for the federal and provincial governments to recognize the scope of the crisis in our city. And to recognize that we didn’t create this mess. It's time for Ottawa to get our fair share. Please sign my petition and add your voice to the fight for fairness: https://t.co/MmFhiAgi2G
@grahamctv Horrible news. One step closer to the point where running a small business isn’t worth all of the hurdles, roadblocks, and endless aggravation. This used to be a country where owning your own business was a great way to make a living. No longer, sadly.
@cameroncheers Thought I should let you know Cameo. I won the pool. I picked the shoulder going first. I’ll buy you a beer with my meagre winnings.
Funny thing, I really thought it would be a hip, but I had to go with the shoulder.
@GHod29 @JesseBlake@sdpnsports Hey Greg - they haven’t won anything yet, so they’re apparently not that good, and that “generational” is going to have to win something to earn that description.
@spittinchiclets The one with the history of playoff success / with defencemen / with Sidney F’ing Crosby leading them (apologies to Tavares, but he already knows he isn’t Crosby).
One group are proven winners and all have played in finals…winning a bunch. The other group hasn’t won anything.
@spittinchiclets@chevrolet Steve Yzerman because he started with little around him and was THE leader when his teams finally won some cups. Sakic is an oh-so-close second, but that team that left Quebec City was stacked. Larry Robinson is close, but those teams were ridiculously deep. Three total legends.