Jason Brough

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22,221 appearances 153 recordings 5 series first heard Nov 2022 last heard 3 Jul

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when it's like inner slot shots, rush chances, high danger opportunities, shots on goal, they are near the bottom in every single category.
So, you know, as you astutely pointed out, I mean, they're one of the worst defensive teams that they were a year ago, and that's going to be priority number one.
And that's why there's a big hill ahead for Chayka and Sundin in the management group because they were – it wasn't just that they weren't a contending team last year.
They were a bad team last year, and that was a far cry from the team we had seen the previous nine seasons in.
Yeah, I mean, I don't think we can judge how another person is feeling and what they are going through.
You know, it's that old adage our moms would tell us, you know, put yourself in other people's shoes.
You know, it's a complicated situation with Mitch and his time here in Toronto.
And, you know, even what we saw in Las Vegas where, you know, he was front and center during the start of that Stanley Cup final and then didn't address the media after the game six loss.
And that's the sort of thing that got, you know, maybe people feeling like he's there for the good times but not for the bad times.
And having said all of that, you're under an incredible pressure
spotlight and and there is negativity that goes with that and you know you guys are in Vancouver it's the same thing it's great you know for the Sedins when everyone's winning and everything is is great uh it's tremendous but when things aren't so great it's it's much tougher road and for some people that weighs much heavier than others and maybe with Mitch Marner you know we don't know exactly everything that went down in Toronto with him and and you know
you know, he talked about concerns for his personal safety and things of that nature.
And that seems so shocking, right?
When William Nylander sitting there riding the subway, but everyone's experiences, you know, everyone's.
I'm not even making light of it.
I'm just sort of saying everyone's experiences are different.
I don't want to try to speak to knowing what his day-to-day life is going through.
You know, we in the media, maybe sometimes sports fans specifically, they just see the dollars.
Well, he's rich and he's famous.
How could his life be back?
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