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Originally Posted by Flaming Horse
I actually like a lot of what he says. I agree with a lot of it. He actually called it at the start of the year when everyone thought this team was going to be so good and a Stanley cup contender.Remember the summer of BRAD. He said Tre could end up running for mayor or he could be run out of town if things did not work out.He called Tre out for panicking and signing these guys right away.He questioned the direction of the team. You always have options and can do something different but what do people say, well he had no choice. You always have other choices but it is just easier to cave to public perception. He says what's on his mind and is hard on what he says about the flames but it is usually the truth but some don't like to hear the truth. I find him very refreshing in a time where the lack of truth and fakeness is more rewarded than someone like him says what he wants and does not care what other people think.
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I also don't disagree with that!
I do think though sometimes he doesn't consider the opitics of some of those options (ie not signing Huberdeau) etc. But when he decides to be engaged with the show, and Pinder* lets him talk, it's usally interesting.
*I like Pinder I just think he's not the best as remembering to let Rhett speak when he's fired up because Rhett's skyping in and not present in the room. Which would maybe be my only note on the show.