According to the National Post, Max Talbot and Marc-Andre Fleury put on their own "Laurel and Hardy" routine yesterday after their win against the Toronto Maple Leafs and it went something like this:
"Speak French, I'll speak English," Talbot told his goaltender as reporters approached.
And so, a Pittsburgh reporter asked if the team ever felt threatened in the easy win. Fleury responded in French and Talbot provided the "translation."
"I thought we played pretty good, the guys kept scoring and I just made big saves," he deadpanned.
Fleury's sat up with a perplexed look and broke into English: "That's not what a said!"
Cue laughter.
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THAT was SO COOL!!!!
That's what I like about hockey. Most of the players don't act like thugs, and they genuinely have fun with hockey AND life in general.
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