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Vandermeer a nice pickup for the Flames

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Don likes the Calgary Flames' acquisition of Jim Vandermeer and highlights the underrated play of Ryan Malone of the Pittsburgh Penguins and Steve Ott of the Dallas Stars. The Coach also takes a moment to discuss the tragic loss of Windsor Spitfires captain Mickey Renaud.

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Rod Mackinnon

Saskatchewan

As a fan of Hockey Night in Canada / The Hot Stove and Coaches Corner, I think Don with a classless comment belittled us all tonight. “Matt Sundin arrives two day before training camp and leaves as soon as the season is over,” says Don. What would Don expect if a good old Canadian boy was playing in Sweden . . . disown his homeland just because he earns a living elsewhere?! Is Don against returning to country, family and loved ones? Does this also mean that Sundin can’t love Toronto his adopted city? Speaking of character as Don so often rants . . . He should try to show some, Sundin has always stood tall to this Canadian.

Posted March 1, 2008 11:27 PM

don cadarian

windsor

You know, people talk, say things, have opinions, thats fine, but to the people who do not like Don Cherry if you watched coaches corner tonight how could you not. I am from Windsor, a town in mourning , and the tribute to Mickey Reneaud from Grapes was small and to the point but i truly believe that Don was sincere it seemed like he was lost for words (i,m sire that doesnt happen often) i thought he was going to cry again Ron and Don showed how much class they and the entire CBC network has. thank you, for having class and showing remorse for a super kid who will be missed. from, just another spitfire fan...

Posted February 23, 2008 09:37 PM

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