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“.. My thought process is I made a commitment here and I'm here to ride it out for good or for bad. That's not a diss on him or anybody else…that's just my personal viewpoint towards life…” Gabriel Vilardi on still believing Jets can win. Full media:
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Man of his word
@hangarhockey Refreshing.
Go Gabe
So, in many circles, we call call that integrity. Gabe, has integrity! I respect that about him! I proudly wear his jersey! Bravo Gabriel paesano!! 🇮🇹🇨🇦
That's an interesting take, authentic and valid. Vilardi is an enjoyable player to listen to and also support. Hope he has a fabulous season and gets more time in front of the mic.
Maybe because the fan base isn't making death threats against his family.
This guy is a real mensch.
Logically, wouldn’t the other players be a little annoyed as Hellebuyck is implying they aren’t a contender?
@jpolly22 I mean they aren’t a contender anymore. Helly was the sole reason for that presidents trophy let’s not get it twisted. An insane goalie hard carrying us. We can finally start drafting players again. Current core will never get it done
Is he 37 years old or 27
Fucking legend.
Why are they interviewing Canadian players about Hellebuyck wanting to leave the team. Clearly it’s anti-American sentiment that’s factoring into his decision.
Hey Gabe idiot you also didn't get death threats jackass
Except no one cared about gabe villardi
W
@jpolly22 Big difference Helly is such a man ego. Goodbye
He has ethics. He’s not a whiner. We love Gabe! 🏒🥅
We love Lardo!
They aren't a contender....@NHLJets are gonna be bottom of barrel...wtf is wrong with you people in Winnipe man??...yall trying to act so hard about Connor...yet hes the best thing in Winnipeg to keep yall relevant & yall spit on him then threaten his wife...chump ass @NHLJets..
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