My name is James Price and I am just an extremely passionate Toronto sports fan, making videos after EVERY SINGLE Leafs, Raptors and Jays games! The odd time I go on rants , but hey normal isn't entertaining...right?
We can also chat live via Twitter while the action is happening!!
THanks for being here for us James. I always look forward to having you here. It's been a tough grind.... I look forward to hearing more about next year. There's so many questions to answer over the winter. I predict a lot of changes... I hope. Keep posting over the winter please .
All I’m concerned about as a Habs fan is Laine’s health. Don’t care about the loss just hoping he’s ok. Toronto should be fine for this season, your team will most likely make the playoffs but will they collapse again? Who knows Montreal I just hope they have a better season. Cheers and enjoy the season sir
James you are part of the problem, why are you still showing up to games when this team is not worth spending money on? gotta send a message with your wallet. I can't believe the Sat game was still almost full.
I'm not surprise at all. They have nothing to really fight for at this point, they are locked into finishing in last place in the division. No fight is left in these guys at this point, they just ready for the season to be done with.
In 1991, the Jays drew 4 million fans and finished in first. In 2024, they sold 4 million loonie dogs and finished in last. At least they've got their priorities straight.
O's fan here. We can totally understand the frustration. We went through this kind of thing just three years ago. Jays will come around again, hang in there
playing your full roster in the preseason multiple times got you guys in the ass. matthew’s is out for a little bit, and nylander had an awkward collision with dvorak’s knee, rest your star players for the regular season and let the young pups show what they’ve got.
I see this season as yet another conference-final-or-bust one for the Leafs. Fail to make the final-4 this season, and nothing short of Brendan Shanahan losing of the presidency of this club will be acceptable.
It’s all good and fine to beat other teams 2-1, but always having to do so, as the Leafs found out last postseason against the Bruins, will only get the Leafs so far. The Canucks 2 seasons ago put up, during their first 14 regular-season games, a putrid 4-7-2-1 win-regulation loss-OT loss-shootout loss record, with five of those losses, all in regulation, having come in games during which they have scored under three goals. Just imagine if the Leafs, like during the past two games, struggle so often to score 3 more goals. Maybe those Leafs will end up with this season anywhere from 6 to 8 points after 14 regular-season games and end up, like the Canucks two seasons ago, end up at least 10 points out of the nearest available playoff spot. The Leafs this regular season are scheduled to play 26, 24 and 32 respective games against Atlantic Division, Metro Division and Western Conference teams (16 games per Western Conference division). The Leafs last season finished 11 points ahead of the Caps and Wings for a playoff spot but just 4 ahead of the Bolts for a top-three divisional spot, and those Bolts had gone through a late-regular-season slump. Thankfully the Leafs still have time to more consistently score at least three goals per game, but there’s no better time to start practising playing those games than the next game they play (this Saturday Eastern Daylight Time at the Bell Centre).
The Canucks earlier this week hosted the Kraken, scoring in that game, unlike the Leafs in either of their last two: - a pair of unanswered goals - over 2 goals in a 3-1 win I see a Huge need for the leaves to start repeating what earlier this week the Canucks did to the Kraken to get off the best start possible to the 2024-25 regular season. Whether the Leafs will often enough this season repeat what helped the Canucks beat the Kraken remains TBD.
@@Allen-k6n1o I really hope this regular season for the Leafs will go more like the Canucks‘ most-recent season (lost conference semifinal in seven games to the Oilers, with the last game a 3-2 loss after having partially erased a 3-0 deficit) than the Canucks’ second-most-recent (12 points out of the nearest available playoff spot). That said, two straight games of having scored under three goals does not give me lots of confidence, with the start of the regular season scheduled for the second week from now.
Nice to see Jonatan's first big league HR! I think we will look back at the last two months as a good look at some intriguing callups. 74th win... I'd like to see them sweep the Marlins this weekend. Yea, I'm hoping Vlad gets 3 more Hits and 2 more runs to make 200 hits and 100 runs. Also Friday could be Berrios's 100th win.
The Atlantic is going to be wild this year! That was such a dirty play on Greig. The horse collar and slew foot combo completely behind the play looked like it deserved a fine. Looks like Greig is living in the leafs heads rent free, haha!
😢 I'm not one to rub salt in the wound fellow Blue Jay fans. But this current team really missed a golden opportunity to get to the post season this year. If looks like every wild card team in the A.L. will make the playoffs with "less than" 90 regular season wins. In past years, this has rarely happened. This truly is the cherry on top of a dreadful, dreadful 2024 Jays' season. Which sucks. Big time.
it's mostly been the offense the past 3 years. 5 hit's today man. excellent pitching last but couldn't drive in run's. ready to get swept by the marlin's
It's not overreacting. This is not isolated to pre season. These players have the same lackadaisical tendencies in the regular season and playoffs when the games actually matter. This has been going on for 9 years. Berube, like I called when he was rumoured, won't do shit to change this team. The core is set in their ways and won't change for anyone. DIE HARD FANS ARE OVERREACTING BECAUSE ITS WASH RINSE REPEAT. There are no inklings of actual meaningful change. You just don't want to address the elephant in the room like every Toronto sports media person. They just tote the company line. With all that said, I am not so mad with this game as it was mostly our AHL squad that played. I am more so pissed about the other night when it was our starters vs there AHL players.
The Jays still have a chance to have a winning record at home and a better record than the reigning World Series champions. However, their loss tonight means that they will finish last in their divison.
