Vee WeirHostSarah MurphyHost
So during the playoffs, it was... awful to see that this player who was a part of this event could be permitted back on the ice and make tons of money and really reach a pinnacle that these hockey players in the hockey world work for their whole lives.

And like, this is the best thing that will ever happen to them ever as a Stanley Cup, right? And it was very, it was very hard as a survivor to hear the media paint him as this like rags to riches story like overcoming this big obstacle which no one ever went into the obstacle that he had supposedly overcome you know i listened to espn and tnt and both media outlets just fucking glossed him well a lot

But anyway, during the playoffs, one of the highlights, I think, of this situation was the no means no chance, which could be heard on ESPN at Ball Arena and Lenovo Center.

So that was pretty awesome to hear, but it is still just kind of a reminder of why we do what we do here.

Talking about the systems of power, the true nature of professional hockey, and how much work we still have to do to make this an inclusive sport.

It was hard, but I will say the best part of having this shithead a part of the Stanley Cup was watching

So during the playoffs, it was... awful to see that this player who was a part of this event could be permitted back on the ice and make tons of money and really reach a pinnacle that these hockey players in the hockey world work for their whole lives.

And like, this is the best thing that will ever happen to them ever as a Stanley Cup, right? And it was very, it was very hard as a survivor to hear the media paint him as this like rags to riches story like overcoming this big obstacle which no one ever went into the obstacle that he had supposedly overcome you know i listened to espn and tnt and both media outlets just fucking glossed him well a lot

But anyway, during the playoffs, one of the highlights, I think, of this situation was the no means no chance, which could be heard on ESPN at Ball Arena and Lenovo Center.

So that was pretty awesome to hear, but it is still just kind of a reminder of why we do what we do here.

Talking about the systems of power, the true nature of professional hockey, and how much work we still have to do to make this an inclusive sport.

It was hard, but I will say the best part of having this shithead a part of the Stanley Cup was watching
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