Comments on: Is it time to bring Curtis Joseph back?

By: BLUE_AND_WHITE

BLUE_AND_WHITE — Mon, 30 Jan 2006 21:55:19 +0000

CUJO!!!!!!!!! wearing white and blue

look, you seem to forget that cujo dumped the leafs to go play in detroit. most people let their blind faith in cujo lead them to forget his betrayal.

and cujo cant be blamed for the leafs losing out in the 2nd or 3rd round, but he can hardly be credited for getting them that far. and the leafs had yuskevich back then, so our defence was much better than it is now. u wanna kow why we did so wel with cujo... because gary roberts, mats sundin, and alexander mogilney played like all stars. and guess who was the only half decent player in both of the leafs playoff matches vs philly... you guessed it Eddie belfour.

Is it time to bring Curtis Joseph back?

NO!

by the way man, bosh, o-dog. c'mon. they're good players of this era, but not heros

By: Realistic

Realistic — Thu, 26 Jan 2006 03:42:27 +0000

#2 and #3 are bang on and I think he meant cheap as in salary for #4.

It ain't gonna happen folks....like my name says, let's be realistic!

By: Realistic

Realistic — Thu, 26 Jan 2006 03:40:04 +0000

"Curtis Joseph is obviously up there with Orlando Hudson, Chris Bosh, Tie Domi, Don Cherry, and Mats Sundin as Toronto's most loved sports personalities of all time,"

O-Dog? Bosh? Most beloved of all time??? Ummm, Pinball Clemons, Dougie Gilmour, Joe Carter, Tony Fernandez, Eddie Shack, Lanny McDonald I can see, O-Dog wasn't here long enough and will be long forgotten in 3 yrs...Bosh, maybe if we can resign him, but it's a wee bit early for that one.

I've always loved Nik Borchevsky!!

By: cementhead

cementhead — Tue, 24 Jan 2006 15:56:32 +0000

OK MapleLeaf fans, let me clue you in one what is going on in the REST of the NHL...

First, to PaulK123, the Yotes already traded Ferrence to NJ in Nov.

Second, I know TML are only one point out of a playoff spot, but yotes are only 6 points out. Just over halfway through the season. Don't count on the Yotes as being sellers just yet (or the same assumptions may be made for Toronto). Thus I wouldn't be too quick to call Cujo "available".

Third, LeafyMcLeaf, I think this is the first time I have heard Morris reffered to as the Yotes best dman. I think 90% of fans would conclude the number one spot belongs to Paul Mara (although the techinically sound rookie Michalek, is putting up a very strong arguement - did you know for the past week he is probably averaging over 30 mins ice time?)

Fourth, what is meant by "cheap"? I hope this is a reference to how much he is being paid and not how easily he could be aquired. Remember there are numerous teams looking to upgrade goaltending. Consider also Cujo's pay, his experience, and his ability to excel under pressure. He would cost more than a left over prospect to attain, begging the question - who would you give up?

Other than that - if he did leave Phoenix - I do think TO would be a good fit for him.

By: PaulK123

PaulK123 — Mon, 23 Jan 2006 20:59:31 +0000

Ya man! Ever since Cujo left, theLeafs had not had much playoff success. I think the Leafs need Cujo back and at 37-years old we can get 1 maybe 2

more decent years off him. Get rid of Belfour and Domi for CuJo and Brad Ference!

By: Lint07

Lint07 — Mon, 23 Jan 2006 16:59:57 +0000

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