Bye Bye Ray Emery.
I defended you last summer when everyone said that you were a crummy goalie. I said that you weren't crap, that you'd be even better when your wrist got better.
Then you just had to come back and suck. You were pouting when you had to park yourself on the bench upon returning from wrist surgery because Gerber was unbelievable last fall. You were late for practice how many times?
You just weren't a good teammate off the ice, and you didn't do anything to make yourself a better teammate on the ice because practicing 'isn't fun'.
So now you find yourself out of Ottawa, and no other NHL team will take a chance on you.
Not even Los Angeles.
The only job you could get is with a Russian team. I hope you can get your act together and grow up. Maybe if you do, and maybe if you work on your game, you can come back to North America in a few years and someone will take a chance on you.
After all, you were in goal when Ottawa went to the SCF a year ago. You can't be total crap.
Wednesday, July 9, 2008
To Russia With Love
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Emery IS a good goalie, but his attitude is killing him AND his game.
As you say, he needs to grow up...if it's not too late...
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