Might be time to trade Kane

Unbelieveable. First the douchenozzle who made the Campbell post, then you come here making this post claiming we should trade Kaner? Can’t you assclowns just enjoy the team we’ve got, perhaps the most dominating hockey team Chicago has seen in two decades if not more. Enjoy the ride, even if it’s not going to be perfectly smooth. It happens to every team over a long season.

There are going to be potholes somewhere along the way in every season, just like any road would have. So you drive over the pothole and continue on your merry way. It’s as simple as that.

Yes, he’s had two mishaps in the last year. I could care less about the second one— IT’S WHAT PROFESSIONAL ATHLETES DO. It’s no different. Get used to it. Hockey players are going to go out and drink. Sure they got photographed shirtless. At least they had SOME clothes on.

He’s 21 years old. The average 21 year old multi-millionaire is bound to do something stupid now and then. Give it a break. They’re still human like the rest of us off the ice, nobody is perfect.

Now, setting aside the mishaps, Kane is far and away our best player. He has been an absolute BEAST this year. He’s not too far off his career highs for goals, assists and overall points, and if he comes back from the Olympic break hot, you might see him top 100 points for the year which is pretty damn good for a 21-year old. The scary thing is that he hasn’t even reached his prime yet. Watch him have the ability to almost single-handedly dominate a game by himeslf in three years. He’s already almost there at this age.

Also, Kane is signed for the next five years, so you might want to open your eyes and just watch and thank your lucky stars that your team has a player of this caliber.

One final thought on Kane— he has grown up in the last year. There’s no doubting that. He’ll continue to grow up. So what with the mishaps now? He’s apologized for both of them. There might be another one, sure, but like I said, no one’s perfect. In fact, I’m quite proud of the person he has become both on and off the ice.

And why do people only focus on the negativity? There’s many positive things about Kane—he’s had that toy drive, he’s given many of his sticks to kids after practice, he’s been generous, and he has signed many autographs. Open your eyes and do your research before you post something. Don’t let one or two little things off the ice determine your opinion on what should be changed on the ice.

This clearly has to happen. especially since i found out that Kane didn’t take his shirt off in the limo. Except he continued with his notoriously lazy attitude and just never put one on after changing out of his uniform.