Nicholas Robertson

I just watched a, a CNN report yesterday that was a master class in propaganda.

And, uh, this was, I think, Nick Robertson, one of the main CNN British on the ground, uh, running around in a speedboat pointing at things, and basically saying that he is with the Yemeni government, when in fact he is, he is with the, uh, coup government backed by the United States and Saudi Arabia.

The th- the, the problem is Ansar Allah, or what we call the Houthis in the West, they, they control the capital city of Sanaa.

So normally if there's a civil war, you know, whoever controls the capital and most of the populated areas in the country, that is the government.

So it's another one of those wrinkles, though, in Pittsburgh that I really do think they're set up for a tough season to replicate what they did last year, and to bring up what they did in the off season, Steel.

You got Kuzmenko coming in, Nick Robertson coming in, Trevor Reimsdike coming in, and then obviously Manta, the big name, on the way out.

I, I guess I just don't see it.

I don't see where they fit in into that Metro division.

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Now, before we get to our reporters, we've had these CNN is reporting by way of correspondent Nick Robertson that there has been some kind of explosions going off in Kabul in Afghanistan.

We just had an impact perhaps a few miles away.

If I listen, you can hear the ripple of explosions around the city.

Some ground fire coming up here in Kabul.

Well, there you go.

That's correspondent Nick Robertson of CNN.

We don't know what that's all about, but maybe Defense Secretary Rumsfeld will have something to say about it when he gives this live update from the Pentagon.

Ross Colton is 30.

Nick Robertson is 25, gets a new start, certainly with the Pittsburgh Penguins here, too.

So Nick Robertson, 25.

And we talked about Jason and his situation with the Dallas Stars a bit yesterday, Gord.

Nick Robertson, a guy, though, that's always flashed, right? I mean, he was drafted where he was drafted for a reason.

He's got a great shot and a great release.

He skates like the wind.

You're just kind of still wanting, even at the age of 25 now, you're wanting for Nick Robertson to bring that on a consistent basis to the NHL level.

That's in Seoul, yeah.

Nick Robertson is actually, he was born on 9-11.

He was born on September 11, 2001.

He's 25, now a member of the Pittsburgh Penguins, acquired by Kyle Dubas.

I mean, Koivunen gets that deal, I'm assuming he, he's gonna play big minutes 'cause you got four million a year for 10,000 years.

They bring in Nick Robertson, who's on a prove it.

You know, Kindel's on his second year.

You know, you look at Kuzmenko Chynikov was there last year.

It was fun to watch.

But the other name for me, if I'm looking at somebody who could potentially pop in Pittsburgh that I know this front office has had their eyes on for a long time is Nick Robertson.

And I know we all kind of laughed, at least I did, when the Penguins sent out the release after they acquired him from Toronto where it said Penguins acquire Robertson.

Because of all the rumors going on about Jason Robertson, that was well played by the Penguins and their management to throw that out there and screw with everyone's minds for a little bit.

There's not a whole bunch that really happened for them on the signing front.

They got Nicholas Robertson from the

Leafs.

David