Jonathan Toews had some interesting things to say after game three, things that I felt were a little odd and inflammatory. He claimed that his team wasn’t “exposing them for what they really are.” I thought the implication was that the Canucks are not as good a team as they might seem, that their Presidents’ Trophy and 3-0 lead in this series are not indicative of what they really are. Some speculated that this was simply a motivation tactic for his own team, but it seemed odd to take potshots at your opposition, potentially giving them bulletin board material.
But then I considered the alternative: what if Jonathan Toews doesn’t think that the Canucks are a bad team, but something far more sinister? He doesn’t want his team to expose the Canucks as a poor hockey club, but for what they really are. This is what Jonathan Toews suspects the Canucks really are:
Dave
April 19, 2011Soylent Green?
Daniel Wagner
April 19, 2011Spoiler warning: it’s people.
Erik
April 19, 2011Yeah, but it’s my kind of people.
LexieJovanovski
April 19, 2011Haha! I’m sitting on the bus, snickering to myself. People are staring. Job well done!
(PS. Maybe he thinks we’re secretly harbouring Nancy Kerrigan, and using Torres to distract people from that?)
steviewire
April 19, 2011I believe the evil twin theory. That means there are another set of Sedins. I hope they play defence.
gog
April 19, 2011A team containing just one really really good Sedin:
http://intenttoblow.com/2010/04/nhl-canucks-shocked-as-sedin-twins-reveal-they-are-one-really-really-good-player/
ChazzRanger
April 19, 2011That is comedy gold.
Irene Tanga
April 19, 2011“something far more sinister [...] Kids sitting on each others shoulders pretending to be adults”
So sinister… maybe the habs should try this tactic.
oh noes
April 19, 2011He might have a point after tonights torching
The Bookie
April 19, 2011“The cast of Jersey Shore”
nah… not enough orange. you’re thinking of the Flyers.
Harrison Mooney
April 19, 2011Zing!
Human Cannonball
April 20, 2011Jonathan Toews on Ryan Kesler:
“I looked then and saw that his robes, which had seemed white, were not so, but were woven of all colours, and if he moved they shimmered and changed hue so that the eye was bewildered.”
Another Angry Hawks Fan
April 22, 2011Maybe now you see what Toews meant…
Might be too late for Chicago, but Vancouver is pretty clearly the next in a long line of President’s Trophy winning disappointments.