bthompson

I have watched #43 play for years and he has always been a beast.  You look at him and you don't much until you watch him play; he is the full package everywhere he has played.  He is smart, fast, gritty and just plays the game the right way.  I've never met him nor talked to him but I've watched him play many times and I've always stopped to watch him wherever I've been.  I wish the best of luck for him in whatever he does.

I'm just wondering what kind of outlandish stories some of you may have about your child's try-outs, and how did "that" or "those" kids make the team and my kid didn't?  I know we all have some doozies, but is anyone willing to share?

On 2/26/2019 at 8:56 AM, Saucey said:

I"ve had a parent tell me that they have the right to say whatever they want, too. ? First amendment rights only come into play when it is a government actor suppressing speech, people. You absolutely do not have a right to be verbally abusive from the stands. Violates most organization, rink and USA hockey policies.

Basic civics lesson. The public needs one.

Obviously you did not hear everything that was said because nobody was being verbally abusive, saying anything that was obscene or offensive from the stands.  Secondly, you did not stick around when the person you are referring to apologized to the employee for his behavior.  You see, people do realize when they go to far and do make amends for their faults.