This is a major problem with Hockey Canada and how we developed and give opportunities to Canadian Kids to play at the top level!!! Other nations have figured it out
BAR OWNER: “You’re OK at making drinks, but are you good at changing the channel on a TV?”
BARTENDER INTERVIEWEE: “I am the literal worst channel changer of all time.”
BAR OWNER: “You start tomorrow.”
21,509 days since a Cup.
2,219 days since losing to an AHL Zamboni driver.
154 days since winning a game against the @CanadiensMTL.
60 days since winning a home game.
35 days since winning a game.
#LeafsForever
Just saw Brad Marchand:
“Jackie, I’ve been saying for years that Mitch Marner is my favourite player. And it’s never been truer than today.” 😂
#MilanoCortina2026#Olympics#TeamCanada
If you show up as a guest at a Super Bowl party and they offer you a chair say “I’ve earned the couch” and plop down in the corner nearest the lamp. Then wink at a guest you don’t know and say “that’s how it’s done, needle nose”.
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Imagine this… about a hockey tournament… in Canada.
🇨🇦: too hostile!
🇺🇸: no problem!
Isn’t this supposed to be our sport?
Wake up, Canada.
I guess we are no longer a nation of tolerance.
We’re the nation that tolerates this nonsense and pretends its virtue.
Is it not a good idea to use the World Juniors to bring young kids to the TV audience? Why, in your infinite wisdom, would you have this semi final game at 8:30pm eastern on the first school night after two weeks off? @tsnjamesduthie@TSN_Sports@odognine2
@TSN_Sports@espn This is the goal call you share? Maybe the worst big call I've ever heard lol. "And the bench empties". "I don't know if you can do that"🤣
It's happening. Australia is freeing kids under 16 from the social media trap, where all kids feel they must be on it because.... all other kids are on it.
Praise to @PMalinauskasMP, the premier of South Australia, who got it started, and to PM @AlboMP, who took in national.
The key, as both men have emphasized, is that we all want kids to have fun, exciting childhoods, doing things with friends in the real world. That's the childhood we older people remember fondly. That's the childhood that Gen Z has seen only in movies, and they long for it.
I urge Australian parents to make this transition one that their kids will look back on fondly as the summer when their lives opened up. The summer when they were given more freedom, and they began to have more unsupervised fun and adventure, together. They began to have childhoods worth remembering.
Thank you, Australia, for having the guts to go first. There will surely be difficulties in the early months, but the world is rooting for your success, and many other nations will follow.