24/7 Leafs Thanks to Winter Classic

Published by Toronto Mike on January 13, 2012 @ 17:14 in Toronto Maple Leafs

leafs It's sure sounding like the Toronto Maple Leafs and Detroit Red Wing will play in next season's Winter Classic. ESPN says they'll play at Michigan Stadium in Ann Arbor. Of course, as a participant in the Winter Classic, the Leafs will also be featured on HBO's 24/7.

That's what has me most excited. I love 24/7, and I can't wait to see my favourite team profiled. This will be awesome.

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And yes, I'm aware our 4-game winning streak only became possible when I fled the country for a bit. I'm back now, so if we lose tonight in Buffalo, I'll admit that I've been single handedly holding us back my entire lifetime.

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8 Responses to "24/7 Leafs Thanks to Winter Classic"

Alison in Ottawa
January 13, 2012 / 17:38

Can't wait! I love 24/7....wish it was more than 4 episodes!

elvis
January 13, 2012 / 22:39

I hate you.

Pigeon Toed Dave
January 14, 2012 / 07:21

Mike- you can not even make out the zamboni from half the seats in that stadium, never mind trying to see the puck or the players.

Cheryl
January 14, 2012 / 09:09

Well, my Habs are in a slump and they made another dumb trade trading Cammaleri. That was dumb. They better not make any more dumb trades. Go Habs.

David
January 14, 2012 / 10:23

Probably not Mike's fault. I'm older than him and spent eight years out of the country. Didn't help much...

Toronto Mike
January 14, 2012 / 10:28

Sure, I left and we won 4 straight and I returned and we lost, but that's just a coincidence.

I can't possibly have such power.

Coincidence. I'll bet we win tonight.

elvis
January 14, 2012 / 17:16

You're like a degenerate gambler who thinks they can get out of the hole by betting just one more $20. Stop.

Bob Loblaw
January 15, 2012 / 06:03

Love to see the faces on the 40,000 or so Canadians that put out big money for tickets to the game at Michigan Stadium in Ann Arbor only to find out it is a DRY park... no booze...

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