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Leaf Rumours

I'm positive about next season. Burke will probably make another big move, but even if he doesn't, we'll certainly be better than last season. Significantly so I reckon.
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Can't be much worse tbf......
 
Negative, try teaming up with Floydian with the definitive cure for AIDs and almost pull it off, only to find out that every person in the world that postions "itself" as white knight(bill gates,oprah, liz taylor, elton john) is a gatekeeper.

And that every sport is fixed beyond pro wrestling. Now that would be negative.

Me, in a beautiful world full of beautiful people, I am positive.
 
Hey, just might. Right now I am bummed out that I can't go out and play pro tennis any more, sleep with strangers and get into a big fight with a complete stranger that I just crossed antlers with. One of those days. Citizen Crane.
 
Kadri Update:

Training camp is still more than two months away, but the heavy lifting has already begun in Nazem Kadri’s bid to become a Maple Leaf.

Quite literally, in fact.

Since the beginning of June, the most exciting rookie prospect on the roster has been arriving at the Air Canada Centre at 8 a.m., four days a week.

There, under the watchful eye of Leafs strength and conditioning coach, Anthony Belza, Kadri is doing the hard time necessary to transform his body from that of a junior boy to an NHL man.

“He’s done a fantastic job of building up muscle and he’s trimmed down his body fat,” Leafs director of player development, Jim Hughes, said Friday in an interview. “It’s early, so we don’t need him to do anything on the ice. Right now, strength and conditioning is the most important thing.”
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“(Kadri’s weight) is 186 pounds right now and that’s 186 and strong,” Hughes said. “We certainly believe he’s moving in the right direction.”

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In an interview with the Toronto Sun during the OHL playoffs, Kadri said he was tipping it at 179, so he is headed in the right direction.

An added benefit of the summer sweat school is exposing Kadri to working alongside proven pros. Luke Schenn, Tyler Bozak and other Leafs regulars have been on hand, as was Dion Phaneuf when he was in town to be feted for his captaincy.
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http://slam.canoe.ca/Slam/Hockey/NHL/Toronto/2010/07/02/14595216.html
 
I thought we just had a few pages of discussion on this? Maybe another thread??

Anyways most believe it's Moore and Poni. Cola's another guess.
 
I thought we just had a few pages of discussion on this? Maybe another thread??
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:lol Sorry, I was only away for a morning. I saw: Regin vs Kulemin, Mitchell vs. all, The Leafs are the worst sports franchise ever, and Kaberle topics. Guess I missed it.
 
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