Quick NHL fact.
The NHL is a non-profit organization.
i don't condone how mike milbury handled the situation, but at least he came to the defense of his son. if it had been me, my dad would have been happy to see my ass get kicked.![]()
i agree. i wasn't suggesting that any kind of defense of this kind for his son was acceptable. sorry if my post wording confused people.as a coach on a minor team of any kind, his behavior would be an embarrassment to the particular team and
also the league overseeing that team.
these kids are 12 years old, to even suggest any kind of defense of this kind for his son, is unacceptable,
he is the adult and the guardian of these players, all of them, not just his son.
He should be taking the opposite stand in any kind of physical altercation with any of these boys, by
making sure fighting etc., is immediately stopped, and players calmed down, and dealt with by officials,
not him, he shouldn't be stepping out on the ice at any time during the game.
i agree. i wasn't suggesting that any kind of defense of this kind for his son was acceptable. sorry if my post wording confused people.![]()
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So, I guess he will be back on tv again, big mouthed as usual, poking fun at the sedins and the canucks,
(as he is a boston guy, played for them as well).....
I don't think he makes fun of them because he is a Boston guy. Lots of people that aren't from Boston or played for the Bruins make fun of the sisters and the Canucks.
Quick NHL fact.
The NHL is a non-profit organization.
I don't think he makes fun of them because he is a Boston guy. Lots of people that aren't from Boston or played for the Bruins make fun of the sisters and the Canucks.
Spoken like a true idiot!
Quick NHL fact.
The NHL is a non-profit organization.
That's a difficult question to answer.
The NHL is not a non-profit organization, but neither is it a business that makes or loses money (similar to the NHLPA).
The NHL is a collection of 30 entities, all of whom participate in the financial well-being of the league.
When you purchase that 30 dollar T-shirt, part of the money goes to the manufacturer, part of the money goes to the merchandiser, and the remainder of the money is split evenly among the 30 teams (regardless of which team's logo). Out of that money, teams pay the league a small percentage (somebody has to pay salaries of the league officials and the rents on their buildings on NYC, Montreal, and Toronto). Any money in excess of what the NHL needs to manage their expenses is passed back to the teams evenly.
I think you're missing the point.
Calling them 'sisters' refers to the idea, promoted on here by our resident Canucks expert, that when faced with rough tough boys, like Boston, they can't 'play their kind of game'.
Or, are you guys now saying that they played exactly 'their kind of game' in the playoffs last year?
I think you're missing the point.
Calling them 'sisters' refers to the idea, promoted on here by our resident Canucks expert, that when faced with rough tough boys, like Boston, they can't 'play their kind of game'.
Or, are you guys now saying that they played exactly 'their kind of game' in the playoffs last year?
No. In last year's play-offs Boston intimidated the referees as well as some of the the Canucks.