Source: sedintwinsInterviewer: Things have made it clear that they’re not going to hold back at all…
Daniel: No, why should they? I wouldn’t be back if I wasn’t 100% so.. They’re going to expect the same from me, to be 100%. So, I think that’s kind of a stupid question.
Daniel Sedin gives zero fucks.
Ryker Kesler is so precious
Canucks Kids. I’m pretty sure they’re all destined to be heart breakers and earth shakers.
Just sayin.
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Source: maseyevanraymond
First things first, it’s BEE-ecks-ah, NOT Bee-eska. I’m looking at you MOM.
I go by Kevin, middle name Francesco, but I’m not short on nicknames, including JUICE. Growing up in Grimsby, Ontario, a town best known for PEACHES, my friends called me BTOWN (long story).
My childhood was fairly routine, I was a DEVIANT kid who didn’t get in trouble much; justly or not I was a saint in my parent’s eyes, but they still don’t know about the time I STOLE THEIR CAR.
I skated for the first time at 18-months-old, not that I really recall that. It didn’t take me long to fall in love with hockey, I couldn’t get enough of the GAME. I still can’t. Hockey was everything to me in my early years, but it was just for fun, I didn’t even think of playing professionally, I actually wanted to be a DENTIST when I grew up.
My first organized hockey team was the LANFIELD CANUCKS and I played EVERY POSITION. We all did. It’s just what you did. I learned a lot about hockey in my early years, especially to always WEAR A JOCK, but never PEE IN IT. That’s good advice right there.
Enough about hockey, let’s discuss something important like HAND SHAKES. I follow someone on Twitter who was talking about it the other day and it really got me thinking. WITH SO MANY DISEASES SHOULD WE ADOPT THE “HEAD BOW”? No? We can agree to disagree. But I’m right. I’m always right. Ask my kids.
Being a father is easily the EASIEST thing I’ve ever done. My son Cole, who I call COCO, and my daughter Reese, my little PRINCESS, are incredible kids, they remind me every day OF THE IMPORTANT THINGS. I’d describe myself as a HANDS ON type of dad; I’mLOVING and also SUPPORTIVE. You have to be.
I don’t typically make New Year’s Resolutions, but the one thing I want to accomplish in 2012, aka the year of the MILK HOT DOG, is to ARREST SOMEONE. I’ve always wanted to. Why not now! Today’s the day! Seize the moment! I should really work for VPD with that kind of go-getter attitude. Maybe I will when I retire. Nah, retirement will be my time to EAT and SLEEP the days away. That’ll be swell.
A lot of people have been asking me about MILK HOT DOGS recently. It was an inside thing. We have a lot of fun in the dressing room. To satisfy your curiosity, I will tell you this: THE TWINS PUT ME UP TO IT. Keep that to yourself, no one knows that. Or, on the flip side, that I LISTENED TO THEM.And with that I’ll conclude this FORCED activity, one I hoped to NOT BE taking part in. Anything for Canucks.com, that Derek Jory guy sure is CREEPY.
I leave you the best words of wisdom I can think of right now: “BE THE CHANGE” - THANKS GANDHI, CAN YOU BE MOST SPECIFIC…
Sincerely,
Kevin WOLVERINE Bieksa (BEE-ecks-ah)
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“Tie them tight, you’re in for a fight.”
To be a fly on that dressing room wall.
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I just feel like this hasn’t been posted in so long, so i will. Because it’s just so adorable :’)
for such a “tough guy” on the ice, he sure does look like a sweetheart in his day-to-day life.
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Source: x3bieksa3
Look at Burrows dodge that punch
That’s Matrix-quality skills right there.
Props to Burr for seing it coming… But really Thornton? Right in front of the Canucks bench? You didn’t even get a piece of him to make it worth it.
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