Nunavut alone probably took as much time to colour as the rest of Canada. The pain.

There a shirt that I've seen people wear that says

Saskatchewan: hard to spell, easy to draw.

Believe it or not, it is. Surprising, but true. EDIT: Turns out I'm late to the party on this one and it's already been broken down (mostly surrounded by water but partially connected to mainland) so never mind

Very good team, but poor goaltending

I know literally NOTHING about Canadian geography except for NHL teams, and even then I embarrass myself-I get Ottawa and Ontario confused all the time, I literally just had to do a web search to find out which one is the province and which the (capital) city

@AndrewLadd Behold, your favorite player isn't in the rocking chair just yet

On the return of Andrew Ladd, who played just 30 NHL games over the past three seasons, but is determined at the age of 35, to get his career back on track in Arizona. This was a fun conversation. Hope you like reading it as much as I enjoyed writing it: https://t.co/E19lW4UROP

— Eric Duhatschek (@eduhatschek) September 16, 2021

Best was by far PEI just draw a strip and done, I agree Nunavut was a pain in the @ss and so was NWT. Imagine when they were combined, kids before 1999 were probably like 😭🔫.

PEI: easy to spell, easy to draw.

Hard to spell and hard to remember. sometimes I forget Saskatchewan exists.

You had to draw maps of Canada??

That's tough

I didn’t but apparently they did, i just had to remember the layout of Canada, so provinces, territories, lakes, rivers and capitals

Just colour them in. And memorize the names of the provinces/territories and their capital cities. Although there are only 27 things to remember there, so I’m sure it’s more difficult for the US.

I mean if I weren’t a hockey fan, I probably couldn’t tell you where any state was other than Florida, Texas, and California. And Michigan, because it borders on Lake Michigan.

Also I don’t think I can name any American cities that haven’t been the location of a pro hockey (or OHL) team at some point.

Edit: I also found out that Arizona, Colorado, and Carolina aren’t cities in the last 5 years.

Also on the pod our interview with @NJDevils confident and talented young star Jack Hughes. Some really interesting comments about his brother Quinn that Vancouver fans may be interested in hearing. pic.twitter.com/kuzoKdm4QF

— Jeff Marek (@JeffMarek) September 17, 2021

Interesting...

WHAT?! Wow...though I guess I shouldn't act so surprised, if I can't even get the capital city of your country right, why should Canadiens know which teams are states and which are cities?
BTW, who's the new profile pic?

Q Hughes to NJ

Crosby says he "can't really gauge" when he'll be back from wrist surgery: https://www.nhl.com/news/penguins-sidney-crosby-talks-recovery-from-wrist-surgery/c-326172678

Ya, to be fair, a lot of my American geography is from sports.

Though I do know Washington D.C. is the Capital, and Washington is a state (one that has Seattle) lol.

Ok, my American Geography is better than that lol.

The only reason I know every damn town in Ontario and western Canada is because of the OHL and WHL lmao

Also on the topic of Saskatchewan getting a team, I’m sure they could sustain a team there (especially because the SaskTel Centre only seats just over 15k, about the same as the Jets), it’s not like there’s anything else to do in Saskatchewan lol. They’d probably pack the arena every night, although they do only have a third the population of Winnipeg. They’d probably still lose money but at least they’d have fans in the stands.

My order for new teams would be Houston, Quebec City, Kansas City, Saskatoon, Milwaukee, Hartford, Hamilton, and then another team because 40 is a nice number, probably switch to 8 divisions of 5 at that point. Idk where I’d put the 40th team. Could put a 2nd team in Toronto or Montreal, or maybe one in Minneapolis (the Wild play in St. Paul and I know they’re the twin cities but it’s one of the biggest hockey markets in the USA). Maybe a city like Halifax, London (willing to accept London over Hamilton too tbh, it’s slightly further from Toronto and Buffalo), or OKC. If hockey in Texas takes off after adding Houston you could even throw a team in San Antonio or Austin, but that might be pushing it. Or Atlanta again lol, 3rd time’s the charm.

The older I get, the more I’m noticing success comes not from skill, but from chemistry, the drive to win, and humility. Don’t get me wrong! Skill plays a huge part, you’re not gonna win icing bottom 6 guys.

But look, MTL was a ragtag bunch of meh players, a few stars but nothing too great, they weren’t horrible but they won. Why? Because they all gelled, had great chemistry as a team, wanted to win, had intense work ethic, and sacrificed personal gain for collective gain. Any team who figures that out can win

Unfortunately, Colorado and Toronto haven’t yet, hopefully soon. The captains of these teams can learn a lesson from guy like Sid, who could always bring a team together and get every guy to give their all

You know why 16 and 34 didn’t show up this playoffs?

Adverse reactions to the shot

I’m suing big pharma that’s it!!!!!








Lol jk obv

Well put ahahahaha

IMO Hamilton isnt big enough itself, but remember you’d draw fans from all around (London, Kitchener, Niagara) and if they priced their tix like Ottawa, they’d draw in even more people, like me, who just isn’t paying $200 for standing room seats

They would force the leafs to price competitively and be good to have to sell seats

Bro I find my hunger every time I walk past that Cinnabon place. Can’t believe it took you three years smh