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Kind of weird that a franchise created 5 seasons ago has already had 2 Stanley Cup finals appearances and one win.
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As amazing as Bobrovsky was in the semis and conference finals, he was worse in this series. No, he didn't get much help, but he let some soft serve shit go through. Unfortunate, because I really wanted them to win the damn thing...I HATE Vegas. Bunch of dirty shitbags. Fuck.
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FUCCCCKKKKKK YESSSS! Love the Knights, probably an unpopular opinion but don't care. Fun team to watch and #81 on my back while it happened was sweet. Going to go hammer a beer (or ten) after that one. Absolute dominance.
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How long until he's asking to be traded out of LA? I give it 3 years, tops.
Side note- that's a decent haul for Winnipeg.
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ScriptOhio
Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
Former Coyotes forward Alex Galchenyuk threatened to kill police officers after hit-and-run arrest, per report
The Coyotes released Galchenyuk on Friday, saying they 'strongly condemn this type of behavior'
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Former Coyotes forward Alex Galchenyuk threatened to kill police officers after hit-and-run arrest, per report
Former Arizona Coyotes forward Alex Galchenyuk was arrested on July 9 after a hit-and-run incident in Scottsdale, and he reportedly made some violent threats to the police officers during the encounter. The veteran had signed with the team on July 1, but the team voided his contract on Friday.
"We are aware of the incident involving Alex Galchenyuk and strongly condemn this type of behavior. Once the Club was made aware of the allegations, we immediately began the process of terminating his Standard Player's Contract through the proper channels in conjunction with the National Hockey League," read a statement from the Coyotes.
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Galchenyuk was reportedly "heavily impaired" and smelled like alcohol. He was allegedly not cooperating and began threatening the officers by saying he had connections in Russia who could hurt them and their loved ones.
"One phone call and you're all dead, your whole family, your bloodline is dead," Galchenyuk allegedly said.
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THUG LIFEFormer Coyotes forward Alex Galchenyuk threatened to kill police officers after hit-and-run arrest, per report
The Coyotes released Galchenyuk on Friday, saying they 'strongly condemn this type of behavior'Former Coyotes forward Alex Galchenyuk threatened to kill police officers after hit-and-run arrest, per report
Former Arizona Coyotes forward Alex Galchenyuk was arrested on July 9 after a hit-and-run incident in Scottsdale, and he reportedly made some violent threats to the police officers during the encounter. The veteran had signed with the team on July 1, but the team voided his contract on Friday.
"We are aware of the incident involving Alex Galchenyuk and strongly condemn this type of behavior. Once the Club was made aware of the allegations, we immediately began the process of terminating his Standard Player's Contract through the proper channels in conjunction with the National Hockey League," read a statement from the Coyotes.
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Galchenyuk was reportedly "heavily impaired" and smelled like alcohol. He was allegedly not cooperating and began threatening the officers by saying he had connections in Russia who could hurt them and their loved ones.
"One phone call and you're all dead, your whole family, your bloodline is dead," Galchenyuk allegedly said.
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Finally some action. Sharks ship Karlsson to the Pens in a 3 team deal also involving Montreal. Montreal gets DeSmith, and a bunch of other bottom six guys and Jeff Petry get shifted around. Sharks also get the Pens 1st in 2024. Will be interesting to see how this works out, Karlsson looked like dead weight for 3-4 years before bouncing back huge last year. If he can give them 80% of last season, it's a good deal for Pittsburgh. If he reverts back to the overpaid,injury-plagued player he was previously, it's not so good.
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