Michael Muzzin

@ThrillaRilla369 ...PLUS INTEREST!!

I’m gonna piss off a lot of people saying this again but If a man pays child support, and later find out that the child isn't even his, the mother should have to pay all of it back

@JeffMarek Like Pronger.

Disgusting

@6ixbuzztv Did Justin write that? Or Katy?

Do you agree with this post about Canada?

@6ixbuzztv Worst airline ever.

Katy Perry praises Air Canada crew following an onboard medical emergency

@st0ckm0nster @petrocanada @Tablesalt13 @MarcNixon24 @TdLeaker So fucked

@ailishforfar Like the GM engine? Yes!

LS7 #BuiltDifferent

@st0ckm0nster Thats gonna leave a mark.

Don't mess with Canadian beavers...

So good ❤️🇨🇦

@statsman22 @MapleLeafs @NHL @RotoWire @AJScholz24 TRADE IT FOR MCDAVID - HIRE ME ILL TO IT!

@MapleLeafs win @NHL Draft Lottery!!! @RotoWire How do you like them apples, @AJScholz24?

@worldhockeyrpt For once in my life I agree with Steve Simmons.

Steve Simmons goes at Keith Pelley for hiring John Chayka. This was something.

❤️

@JShannonhl @tim_micallef Beautiful tribute John ❤️

I knew John Garrett for more than 40 years…worked alongside him at Hockey Night in Canada and Sportsnet for half that time. John was everything you could ask for in a friend, a co-worker and a teammate. He did his job with the right level of professionalism… with gravitas and humour. He loved the Canucks, the Blue Jays and being the Grandfather. Most of all, he loved his wife Sharon He was the best of us.

@ThrillaRilla369 You mean, who...my Father. The best Father any child could ask for ❤️

What helped you get through the hard times?

@TaraBull Classless

Describe Jimmy Kimmel in one word

WEST: Colorado/Los Angeles Dallas/Minnesota Vegas/Utah Edmonton/Anaheim

Keanu Reeves is a real superhero 🔥 Always remember, the strongest individuals are the most humble people in the room. 🙌

@IanKennedyCK You cant be serious 😆

Wouldn't this be a moment for Hayley Wickenheiser to become the first woman to serve as an NHL general manager....

Anonymous I work the night desk at a rundown motel. $39 a night. Cash only. Man checked in at midnight. Paid for one night. Looked exhausted. Next morning found him in the parking lot. Sitting in his truck. Engine running. Hose from the exhaust. I ran. Ripped the door open. Pulled him out. He fought me. “Let me go. I have nothing left.” Called 911. Stayed with him until they came. Paramedics took him. Psychiatric hold. Found his room key in the parking lot. Went to his room. Suicide note on the bed. Addressed to his kids. He’d lost everything. Job. House. Family. Couldn’t see a way forward. Visited him at the hospital every day. Brought food. Sat with him. “Why do you care? You don’t even know me.” “Because you’re here. And that means something.” Two weeks later, he got out. Had nowhere to go. Gave him a job. Night maintenance at the motel. Let him stay in a room. Six months later, he was managing the place. I’d trained him. Trusted him. Three years later, he bought the motel from me. I was retiring anyway. Last week, drove by. Sign out front: “Second Chance Inn.” He’d repainted. Fixed it up. Made it nice. Called me. “Half the rooms are permanent housing. For people like I was. People who need somewhere to start over.” He’s housed forty-seven people in two years. Suicide hotline number on every room phone. “Because a night clerk grabbed me out of a truck and refused to let me disappear.”

Give the best of you everywhere you go. Give a smile, give thanks, give kindness, give love, and give without expectation of return.