Cards have sucked since they fired Danny Mac, Blues looking bad since firing Kelly

[ZouMiz2424]

Hopefully we don’t get cursed.

[Corban84]

Danny Mac is a repeat dui offender condescending P[ositively] O[bnoxious] S[impleton]. He deserved to be cancelled years ago....blues have looked like a team trying to find their rhythm after a few off season changes and a rookie who is expected to make an impact

[theograce]

Danny Mac is a DUI offender.

So was ROR

So was Kappy

So was MacT

[blues2112]

Kelly was not fired.

[Backesdraft]

This has got to be a joke right? OP just forgot the blue font. Right?

[Old_Goat]

Danny Mac is a DUI offender.

So was ROR

So was Kappy

So was MacT

The poster said REPEAT offender. That was the real issue with McLaughlin. There you go again, twisting the sender's message. You are wrong about Kappenen and MacTavish. You've also made nasty comments about Ramage...I'm surprised you haven't included Pelle Lindbergh in your sick posts.
You are a very bad person.

[Bubble4427]

Danny Mac is a DUI offender.

So was ROR

So was Kappy

So was MacT

The poster said REPEAT offender. That was the real issue with McLaughlin. There you go again, twisting the sender's message. You are wrong about Kappenen and MacTavish. You've also made nasty comments about Ramage...I'm surprised you haven't included Pelle Lindbergh in your sick posts.
You are a very bad person.

Pelle Lindbergh was a Philadelphia Flyer. You have to remember that princess is only here to troll Blues fans….nothing else.
It explains the majority of his outlandish lies. Princess claims to not live here, is obviously not a fan, and yet has made almost 4,900 posts on here in 18 months. Princess provides a great example on how to pi55 a life away….

[a smell of green grass]

Kelly was not fired.

Right. This was a little different. It was the conference room gas chamber treatment, and the real beauty of it was that it made Kelly look bad, not the Blues.

The Blues wanted to make it look like Kelly "retired with no notice to the fans, left without even saying goodbye".

Kelly wouldn't stand for that, so he got another job.

Kelly was like that. He was always good at calling the score.

[Bubble4427]

Kelly was not fired.

Right. This was a little different. It was the conference room gas chamber treatment, and the real beauty of it was that it made Kelly look bad, not the Blues.

The Blues wanted to make it look like Kelly "retired with no notice to the fans, left without even saying goodbye".

Kelly wouldn't stand for that, so he got another job.

Kelly was like that. He was always good at calling the score.

Lies.
God, you are so desperate.

[TheJackBurton]

Kelly was not fired.

Right. This was a little different. It was the conference room gas chamber treatment, and the real beauty of it was that it made Kelly look bad, not the Blues.

The Blues wanted to make it look like Kelly "retired with no notice to the fans, left without even saying goodbye".

Kelly wouldn't stand for that, so he got another job.

Kelly was like that. He was always good at calling the score.

At no time did they say or even hint at that.

They said they were not renewing his contract and were going to a simulcast and thanked him for his years of service.

[a smell of green grass]

Kelly was not fired.

Right. This was a little different. It was the conference room gas chamber treatment, and the real beauty of it was that it made Kelly look bad, not the Blues.

The Blues wanted to make it look like Kelly "retired with no notice to the fans, left without even saying goodbye".

Kelly wouldn't stand for that, so he got another job.

Kelly was like that. He was always good at calling the score.

At no time did they say or even hint at that.

They said they were not renewing his contract and were going to a simulcast and thanked him for his years of service.

I did not say that the Blues said that. I said that they said little and let people guess at what went down. The one thing that the Blues did say is that the Blues had very little say on the matter, which was a lie.

[somni]

Danny Mac is a DUI offender.

So was ROR

So was Kappy

So was MacT

The poster said REPEAT offender. That was the real issue with McLaughlin. There you go again, twisting the sender's message. You are wrong about Kappenen and MacTavish. You've also made nasty comments about Ramage...I'm surprised you haven't included Pelle Lindbergh in your sick posts.
You are a very bad person.

That dumb poster was once 44Pronger44. You know who else got charged with a DUI...Pronger.

[TheJackBurton]

Kelly was not fired.

Right. This was a little different. It was the conference room gas chamber treatment, and the real beauty of it was that it made Kelly look bad, not the Blues.

The Blues wanted to make it look like Kelly "retired with no notice to the fans, left without even saying goodbye".

Kelly wouldn't stand for that, so he got another job.

Kelly was like that. He was always good at calling the score.

At no time did they say or even hint at that.

They said they were not renewing his contract and were going to a simulcast and thanked him for his years of service.

I did not say that the Blues said that. I said that they said little and let people guess at what went down. The one thing that the Blues did say is that the Blues had very little say on the matter, which was a lie.

Tom Stillman made a full statement, and the Blues themselves thanked him, said they'd be celebrating his service this season, and would be going to a simulcast.

The reasons as to why they went this route ever needed to be public information.

[a smell of green grass]

Kelly was not fired.

Right. This was a little different. It was the conference room gas chamber treatment, and the real beauty of it was that it made Kelly look bad, not the Blues.

The Blues wanted to make it look like Kelly "retired with no notice to the fans, left without even saying goodbye".

Kelly wouldn't stand for that, so he got another job.

Kelly was like that. He was always good at calling the score.

At no time did they say or even hint at that.

They said they were not renewing his contract and were going to a simulcast and thanked him for his years of service.

I did not say that the Blues said that. I said that they said little and let people guess at what went down. The one thing that the Blues did say is that the Blues had very little say on the matter, which was a lie.

Tom Stillman made a full statement, and the Blues themselves thanked him, said they'd be celebrating his service this season, and would be going to a simulcast.

The reasons as to why they went this route ever needed to be public information.

The team stated it was a mutual decision with the broadcaster, part of a strategy to shift to a single simulcast radio and TV broadcast using the existing radio team.

It was not Mutual. It was a conference room gas chamber treatment.

[Bubble4427]

Kelly was not fired.

Right. This was a little different. It was the conference room gas chamber treatment, and the real beauty of it was that it made Kelly look bad, not the Blues.

The Blues wanted to make it look like Kelly "retired with no notice to the fans, left without even saying goodbye".

Kelly wouldn't stand for that, so he got another job.

Kelly was like that. He was always good at calling the score.

At no time did they say or even hint at that.

They said they were not renewing his contract and were going to a simulcast and thanked him for his years of service.

I did not say that the Blues said that. I said that they said little and let people guess at what went down. The one thing that the Blues did say is that the Blues had very little say on the matter, which was a lie.

Tom Stillman made a full statement, and the Blues themselves thanked him, said they'd be celebrating his service this season, and would be going to a simulcast.

The reasons as to why they went this route ever needed to be public information.

The team stated it was a mutual decision with the broadcaster, part of a strategy to shift to a single simulcast radio and TV broadcast using the existing radio team.

It was not Mutual. It was a conference room gas chamber treatment.

Again, you are lying.

[a smell of green grass]

Kelly was not fired.

Right. This was a little different. It was the conference room gas chamber treatment, and the real beauty of it was that it made Kelly look bad, not the Blues.

The Blues wanted to make it look like Kelly "retired with no notice to the fans, left without even saying goodbye".

Kelly wouldn't stand for that, so he got another job.

Kelly was like that. He was always good at calling the score.

At no time did they say or even hint at that.

They said they were not renewing his contract and were going to a simulcast and thanked him for his years of service.

I did not say that the Blues said that. I said that they said little and let people guess at what went down. The one thing that the Blues did say is that the Blues had very little say on the matter, which was a lie.

Tom Stillman made a full statement, and the Blues themselves thanked him, said they'd be celebrating his service this season, and would be going to a simulcast.

The reasons as to why they went this route ever needed to be public information.

The team stated it was a mutual decision with the broadcaster, part of a strategy to shift to a single simulcast radio and TV broadcast using the existing radio team.

It was not Mutual. It was a conference room gas chamber treatment.

Again, you are lying.

Look at the threads here on BluesTalk. Based on the small amount of information that was provided from the Blues when it happened, at least 1/2 the BluesTalkers believed/assumed that Kelly wanted to retire. Very few people believed that the Blues fired him.

In this article, Kelly even acknowledges that.
https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/662073 ... ngs-blues/

The Blues only came clean about their part in it when pressed to do so.

The Blues first angle was to push Kelly out AND NOT TAKE THE BLAME FOR IT. They just wanted rumors to write the history book.