Caufield also talked about this memory with @CP0031, after the 2021 run ended in heartbreak: “I recall obviously saying sorry to him, ‘This isn’t how this was supposed to end.’ He was the calm one, just like he’s always been. For him to kind of be like that in that moment, it was just a good reminder of who he was as a person. Always took care of everybody else. Obviously, we were all devastated. You want to win championships for guys like that. To come up short in that moment, to have all that going on, and for him to just—it was never OK at that moment, but he was just, again, his headspace and how he was able to control his emotions was just very special.”
BREAKING: I just moved to subpoena the classified Volume II of Jack Smith’s report.
Republicans BLOCKED it. They won’t be able to, come January.
The truth will come out.
BREAKING: Trump is accused of hacking the 2024 election by switching votes from Kamala Harris to himself, allegedly out of fear that he would face imprisonment if he lost.
You know the interesting thing about Russell Brand getting over a decade in prison is that Donald Trump has raped or sexually assaulted dozens of women and has easily earned more than 100 years in prison from those crimes alone
BREAKING: The Epstein file is far more horrific than you think, which only makes it clearer why they had to start a whole new war so you could forget about it. The Epstein Victim Just Released Tapes of Donald Trump. See it here….
https://t.co/IkOVI2cyCq
President Biden: “What Trump did on January 6, 2021, should never be forgotten. It should follow him to the grave.”
That’s absolutely right. Sadly, January 6, 2021 should also have been followed, no more than fourteen days later, with an 𝙄𝙢𝙢𝙚𝙙𝙞𝙖𝙩𝙚 criminal investigation and prosecution of Trump.
The fact that a decision was made—and it was a decision—not to seek Trump’s accountability from the outset did unprecedented, and possibly irreparable, damage to the nation.
@PatriotMeLee@adammocklerr The people that write these posts, because we know they're above his intelligence level,have got to be tired of covering for him.
The convicted felon and child-raping pedophile who calls anyone he dislikes a “loser” gets all butthurt when he’s asked how it feels to be a loser. Face it, MAGA. Your big tough “alpha male” cult leader is nothing more than a whiny little punk-ass bitch.
Here's my Three Takeaways from tonight's 4-2 Montreal Canadiens win over the Toronto Maple Leafs, brought to you by Snap Bar Sportif in Rigaud and Biggs in Hudson.
1- Keep it simple, stupid!
Montreal has had a lot of success dumbing down its offense. I don't think anyone wants the Canadiens to turn into the Carolina Hurricanes, and Martin St. Louis will certainly continue to encourage smart shot selection, but when there's been traffic in front and a lane to shoot, the Canadiens have capitalized.
They scored two goals off point shots from defensemen last game, and in this one, Kaiden Guhle put a puck on net that was expertly deflected in front by Alex Newhook.
The line of Newhook, Kirby Dach and Oliver Kapanen had another strong game, being on the ice for two goals at 5-on-5. From a possession standpoint, they were Montreal's best line.
2- Kreider's goal total
Chris Kreider showed his veteran savvy, jumping into a passing lane and taking advantage of a rookie trying to force an offensive play in a dangerous area of the ice.
Kreider picked off a Gavin McKenna pass, went in on a clear breakaway and beat Sergei Bobrovsky over the right pad.
It's been a relatively quiet start for Montreal's lone offseason acquisition, and he's already had his fair share of different linemates. I'm not sure where he'll ultimately fit in Montreal's lineup, but his presence will be important through the long grind of the regular season and, more importantly, hopefully into the postseason.
All things considered, when you factor in the bargain contract he signed and the fact that his goal total projects to roughly 16 over an 84-game season, he's provided solid value.
3- Xhekaj's reputation
The Habs were well in control of the game until an untimely Arber Xhekaj penalty. But how the Leafs ended up with a power play following the after-whistle scrum is difficult to understand.
Teddy Blueger must have thrown at least four punches, and a couple of them landed flush on Kirby Dach. Xhekaj did his job and stepped in for a teammate. The easy call is to give both players a penalty and play 4-on-4.
I don't think there's any debate that the referees have a different standard for Montreal's enforcer, who seemingly never gets the benefit of the doubt.
And considering the call was for unsportsmanlike conduct, maybe it was warranted. I don't know what was said on the ice. Regardless, you can't just take one player.
All's well that ends well, but the penalty let Toronto back into the game and could have cost Montreal two points in the standings.
If I'm Kent Hughes, I want some kind of explanation from the league because this type of thing is happening way too often with #72.
@tsn690
When you have a White House Chief of Staff that says when he was 17 he told his doctor "We shouldn't kill people we should cut off their fingers and torture them" you know Stephen Miller needs to be in an insane asylum.
The more I learn about the insane relationship between the Trump Administration, Chinese spies, and AI billionaires, the more I’m convinced there is nothing this administration does that isn’t corrupt. Congress will investigate and get answers.
You demolished the East Wing without approval, you fat dying pedophile. Now you’re signing protection papers for your own tacky renovations? You can sign whatever fucking piece of paper you want. THAT SHIT IS COMING DOWN. DAY FUCKING ONE.
By appointing, Stephen Miller, chief of staff, Trump has doubled the odds that he will be impeached with the Jack Smith Vol 2 classified documents report showing his treason and the Epstein files showing his rapes of 13-year-olds are going to be fully public.