Az a baj, ez a csapat tovabbra is pussy...

" Still with Watters, the perennial question asked in Toronto this time of year is: How can the Leafs perform so well some nights and not others? Why are they so inconsistent? They go into Pittsburgh and defeat the Stanley Cup champions and then they lose to the lowly Edmonton Oilers.

The answer to that mind-numbing puzzler? It’s very simple, but good on Watters for stating the obvious, anyway: THEY’RE NOT GOOD ENOUGH. They don’t have enough talent. They can play above their talent level occasionally, as they did in Pittsburgh, or even for a few games, but they don’t have the ability to perform at that level every night.

They’re also a soft team. On Am640’s Leafs Lunch today, Watters put it this way, “They’re so damned soft it’s sickening.”

Yep. There was an incident in the Pittsburgh game on Sunday that said a lot. Jason Blake, a little guy who’s played pretty well for the Leafs this season, was pushed head first into the boards by Penguins defenseman Brooks Orpik. It was a dangerous play. Blake hit the boards at full speed. He could have been badly hurt.

The Leafs’ response? There might have been a shrug, but nothing else. Nobody came to Blake’s defense, although Toronto did get a power play out of it. But here’s the kicker. Blake, a little shaken but able to get to his feet, was nearing the Leaf bench when Pittsburgh’s Maxime Talbot went after him, because Talbot, confirming you don’t need to be very bright to be a hockey player, thought Blake had faked his fall into the boards. Talbot grabbed Blake, gave him a push and said something to him. What did the Leafs do? They did nothing. These are the guys who were supposed to be “truculent, belligerent,” etc. What a team."

http://www.truthandrumours.net/2009/12/31/maple-leafs-are-so-damned-soft-theyre-sickening/