Bieksa bites Back
PUBLICATION
Ryan Beech
December 10, 2022 (9:55 PM)
Kevin Bieksa puts his say on things that happened back during the Vancouver Canuck playoff run;
His response was to Zdeno Chara's comments on a recent Boston podcast;
"After losing two games in Vancouver, we saw players from Vancouver coming on the ice in the Garden, and they were actually practicing how they would be lifting the Cup and handing off the Cup to each other And we found out about these things and we were like 'f--k this, we are not going to allow this to happen.' It just fueled us."
Bieksa feels that Chara insulted the character of the team at that time that included three Hall of Famers in the the Sedins and Luongo as well as leaders such as himself, Manny Malholtra and Dan Hamhuis.
Bieksa also questions the source of these allegations as why there weren't reporters actually reporting this? And why the story kept changing as well as Chara's "apparent sources?".
One last note was how Kevin brought up the topic:
"One of the dumbest things we've ever heard clearly, and we work with Elliotte."'
Classic Bieksa!
POLL |
What do you think of Chara's comments? |
a) Absolutely true | 23 | 11.4 % |
b) Truth Be Bieksa true | 146 | 72.6 % |
c) Both are bored | 32 | 15.9 % |
List of polls |
|
3 minutes ago | By Cooper Godin Ottawa Senators forward David Perron steps away from hockey due to personal reasons |
|
12 hours ago | By Owen Fullerton Ex-Canucks grinder Derek Dorsett claims Kiefer Sherwood is Vancouver's unsung hero |
|
13 hours ago | By Maverick Mitchell Darkest Era of Canucks hockey - Vancouver Canucks' most controversial head coach Mike Keenan tells all |
|
15 hours ago | By Jon McIntyre Canucks showcase new interesting lineup & powerplay at practice ahead of Chicago Blackhawks matchup |
|
16 hours ago | By Cooper Godin Former Vancouver Canucks forward Matthew Highmore placed on waivers |
|
17 hours ago | By Maverick Mitchell Vancouver Canucks provides much anticipated injury update on J.T. Miller |
|
18 hours ago | By Maverick Mitchell Sad News to announce as Former Vancouver Canucks Forward Moe Lemay has sadly passed away at 62 |
|
18 hours ago | By Maverick Mitchell Vancouver Canucks affiliate Kalamazoo Wings officially set Guinness world record in home opener |
Previously on CanucksDaily