This situation is honestly so sad

[@parkm30222]

If you’re already in a bad spot in life the last thing you should do is move to Las Vegas just saying

[@Littlethelion]

I live in Vegas. I’m in a bad spot. I need a new start.

[@YoungZackary96]

It's an introvert's worst nightmare

[@davedavid427]

@@YoungZackary96 It's a bigger nightmare for someone with money and substance abuse problems.

[@Joeypompello]

I wish he could’ve stayed on Long Island

[@YoungZackary96]

@@Joeypompello That would have been best for him, way to go Lou.

[@ScrunchyTacos]

I was diagnosed with Borderline Personality Disorder so Lehner was always a hero to me as a goalie myself, I always was amazed at him being mentally capable of playing in the nhl where you have to be on the entire 60 mins. Personality disorders are fucking hell on earth so I really hope Lehner can persevere.

[@Parasox]

With all due respect, from what I have read, Lehner doesn’t have a personality disorder.

[@tortillaboi6303]

@@Parasox im sure he was just sympathizing for Lehnr’s circumstances by sharing his own struggles. Highly doubt he was trying to compare with him. I always admired Lehnr for being outspoken about mental health and a big part of it is opening up, not an easy feat. God bless those boys.

[@insertlastname]

Hahahahhaa

[@koolaidacidkilla179]

Yaya

[@ScrunchyTacos]

@@Parasox He was diagnosed with Bipolar which is apart of the personality disorder list

[@noot6230]

He’s a huge legend on Long Island and we definitely love and miss that man. I really hope he can get everything together in his life. Rooting for you man

[@frogger1952]

He loved playing for the Isles and the fans really loved Robin. Effin' playoffs baby.

[@ryanmussell739]

At one point the senators had Craig Anderson Ben bishop And Robin on their roster.

[@jason_balboni]

Crazy to think

[@jonnysnipes3123]

and those 3 same players were all on buffalo as well lol

[@Poxell91]

Robin Lehner started his pro career where I'm from: Binghamton. After he anchored us to our first AHL championship, he became a household name. Nothing to say of how he escaped Ottawa and surged in the show. To see him constantly battling addiction, debt, BPD and other things, it's heartbreaking. Dude missed out on the Stanley Cup...the ultimate prize.

[@CannibalJoy]

I work full time at a rehab and you see men like him every single day. Caught between our world and theirs. It's heartbreaking.

[@insertgenericusernamehere2402]

I wish him nothing but the best, mental health, addiction and more is brutal and I don't wish it on anyone. Even those I despise, when we see someone with a broken leg we know there leg hurts and we don't mess with it. You can't always see mental health issues and i know from previous substance abuse issues you learn to get good at hiding it. Look out for your friends, family and hell even your colleagues never know what's going on with them in there life. The world needs positivity. Be there for eachother!

[@LEV1ATHYN]

Thanks for that expression of your virtue & pretend sympathy. A guy with 50 million career earnings who just can't catch a break. If only there were more resources available to millionaire pro athletes. Save your sympathy for the millions of souls who DON'T have the resources he has.

[@wghd6782]

@@LEV1ATHYNYou’ve been going around the whole comment section barking at people having sympathy for Lehner. Must be quite a sad existence of yours if that’s how you choose to spend your time. Touch some damn grass dude.

[@sir_smallbladder]

@@LEV1ATHYN struggling ain't a gatekept community, rich and poor can have shit lives. Also, you can be "in the wrong" yet still suffer because of you mental illness.

[@williamsundbaum6652]

@@LEV1ATHYN notice how they wrote "Look out for eachother, you don't know what's going on with them in their lives" as a general idea for EVERYONE, not "Man I wish there were better resources for millionares". Substance abuse and mental health issues are real problems, doesn't matter if you're a professional athlete with riches or not. Skip out on your eat the rich bullshit just this time, please.

[@Buffalosabskis]

@@LEV1ATHYN When he was in Buffalo he was treated and basically diagnosed for the first time with all of these things. He spoke at the NHL awards giving a speech about mental health and how he was doing better. He has discussed how in Buffalo he was playing through addiction and how he needed help. At the same time though he complained about his experience in Buffalo to an extreme level when all the Jack stuff was going on. These are the doctors that worked with him, diagnosed him in the first place and got him started on the path that got him the opportunity to be on stage at the NHL awards to begin with. He is a classic case of a dude that gets help and when things are going well it is all about how well "I" am doing. The thing is in pro sports people are young. Even when they retire they are young in respect to the general population. You can say you are doing better at age 28, but not act like the work is done and you "beat" mental health. It is an ongoing thing.

[@TheFizzyGee]

Sorry to hear this. If Evander Kane can get through it. So can Lehner. Get well soon.

[@GlazerMMA11]

damn Kane gets no respect at all for his situation 😂Lehner is the goat

[@ToaastyKoyote]

Doesn't mean you should EXPECT him to. Everyone is different. Your words are lies

[@dynamonyr1927]

what a tone deaf message

[@MrDeceptacon88]

Hope he doesnt and gets kicked out of the nhl spoiled athlete

[@3beamdreams]

You’re a dick head

[@spazemunky]

I wish he never left Lpng Island. He was truly accepted here and seemed really happy. Praying for him. He needs to come back to the Islanders organization somehow.

[@silverdialga0358]

especially with soroki and his back, we could def use lehner. DAMN CAP COULDNT ALLOW IT THOUGH

[@BType13X2]

@@silverdialga0358 and his injuries.

[@SRQmoviemaker]

Hopefully he finds the help he needs. Mental struggles wre tough, substance issues are tough and the combo rarely ends well. Praying he makes it through.

[@rubberduckie5518]

Such a good goalie. Would love to see him play again whether it be Vegas or elsewhere.

[@tk80mufa5]

- 50 million in debt ? - fraud allegations ? - personal bankruptcy ? - substance abuse ? - owning a reptile farm ? Glad that puts my problems into perspective.........😅

[@matthewbarry7026]

yeah and I'm worried I'm gunna go to jail for an unpaid traffic ticket in another province.

[@LEV1ATHYN]

The streets of my city are full of drug addicted people with mental illness. I'll save my sympathy for them rather than this dude living his best life on party drugs in Vegas.

[@chaznaps5679]

Yep. That's the type of guy Lehner is and why the blackhawks got rid of him years ago despite playing well for them.

[@28_Spokes]

@@matthewbarry7026they coming for you, Matt.

[@faunbudweis]

@@chaznaps5679 Even before that, he played well in both Ottawa and Buffalo, dragged the Isles into the play-offs, still was gone the next season.

[@dekdawg21]

Damn shame to see what's happening to Robin. Guy was only on the Island for a year but what a year it was

[@Ninetendo-j6v]

i love lehner, its really a shame he probably wont ever play again. first nhl game i ever went to, corey crawford let in 8 goals in a preseason game vs the bruins. lehner filled in, and stoned the b's for the entire 3rd period.

[@klondikehunter]

Hope this guy can make a comeback 🙏

[@gmac2558]

How does owning a reptile farm stop you from reporting for a physical?

[@JJJ111JJJ]

I'm guessing you're not in the snake business. Snakin' is a tough job.

[@karlshuler1011]

​@@JJJ111JJJI was before. It isn't that tough

[@chrisbee9643]

Man I hope Robin gets it together... I really liked this guy!!!

[@jesperikotkanemifan8252]

anyone with personal issues or mental issues talk to someone you can get thru it everyone backs whoever you are up on that it’s not worth losing a life over things that can be solved

[@Rymandog126]

Welcome to Edmonton

[@K8thn76]

lol 😂

[@Jesterix88]

I really hope, he gets it back together.

[@TheRAGE154]

Very underrated goalie he was so good with nyi

[@ShayneMacGregor]

Always wished Ottawa would of kept him around. He was always a favourite of mine, he had an In Flames logo on his mask too which is one of my favourite bands.

[@JannickVerburg]

Oilers will take him

[@Nhllegends-u3r]

Hope not

[@the6ig6adwolf]

Forget Jim Morrison, Robin Lehner is the lizard king.

[@donaldlyons17]

IMO Robin Lehner was crazy from as far back as I can remember!!!

[@joeymoisan1769]

Met him once at a bar in ottawa. Absolutely coked out of his mind

[@MysticLyrium]

NGL, oilers be a good place for him. they seem to help alot of players that struggle.

[@Nari-7022]

i wish him the best, vegas is NOT the place to be if u have issues with money... hope he can find a way out of there and reset himself on a good path

[@niteporter]

His health is way more important.

[@michaelellison7818]

I want that minute & a half of my life back...

[@wayne3340]

He's not going to help put a team over the top if he's not there mentally. Move along Robin, get you some help. Stay off the bad drugs. Listen to your doctor. Surround yourself with supportive people. Avoid media.

[@TheMD93]

Lost on this story is the fact that, in the 2022 season, Lehner was more or less forced to play for the Knights during the playoff stretch when he was dealing with multiple injuries already. This led to him ultimately being hurt so bad he needed a DOUBLE HIP REPLACEMENT. For a goalie, that's a huge strain already mentally. Now imagine dealing with that and substance abuse/MI at the same time. All together, he's a victim of circumstance and the shitty culture of hockey and the Golden Knights. I hope he gets better.

[@davedavid427]

It's "lost" because your memory is faulty. He didn't get in a playoff game that year; he was shut down in April. His backups Brossoit and Thompson played often: a combined 43 games, just one fewer than Lehner. Lastly, the Knights traded Fleury before that season to make Lehner their guy. Lehner was (in 2021-22) in year 3 of a 5 yr $25M deal. Were they not supposed to ride him? He's a butterfly style goalie, which is hard on the hips, and he didn't play an economical style like Fleury or Price. He flopped around, lunged, and prefered to "improvise" (his word). This surely contributed to his chronic injuries - arguably as much as anything in between his ears and off-ice issues. He's simply never been very smart about his conditioning, his playing style, and taking goalie coaches' advice. They've told him to play more conventionally because, duh, it's a convention because it works. But Lehner's a stubborn ass.

[@billjohansson88]

@@davedavid427 My memory is like yours, although Lehner has always gone his own way. That Lehner already at an early age it could be shown that Lehner has an extreme raw talent and was trained very hard by his father. At the age of 17, he was considered to be "one of Sweden's greatest goaltending promises" for his cohort and according to Lehner's own statement, he would never have become a professional ice hockey player without his father's hard investment in him. This was "a bit" controversial at the time in Sweden and just proves the importance of "improvise" for his disability and his personality as a whole. The upside that Lehner had from his raw talent is an equally important minus in terms of his lack of technical soundness that Fleury had. Big difference between Lehner being good and that Lehner will end up as a star/superstar level like Fleury had e.g. In addition, Lehner has always had a tendency to have a large body, which is partly connected to his lifestyle and disability as a whole. That Lehner's body took a beating during his active years is no doubt. There is also no doubt that he could not learn to conserve his biological body as such a training method did not suit his personality of "all in" and "improvise" due to his disability and his personality. In my own professional life (health care), I have the privilege of meeting people with disabilities like Lehner. Always been very proud that Lehner and his family chose to try their own ways for his person-centredness. I'm just as sorry that Lehner realized late in his professional life the importance of implementing and starting from the unique person's abilities, needs and conditions in all parts of the health care process. *When I say "realized to" late, I don't mean that Lehner doesn't know his body and personality strengths and weaknesses best himself. But it is about the process of acceptance for being received as adequate, valid, or suitable in the present. Which is reflected by natural explanations that Lehner has two different personality sides. Where a darker side is found in debt, allegations, substance abuse and personal bankruptcy. And the other shows the humane side of Lehner being a mature face for mental illness as a good and in shorter moments sometimes a great hockey athlete in pro sports.

[@karlshuler1011]

You can't force a player to play. He also, with the medical team, has a say. Most players in the playoffs are playing hurt. It sucks, but he still has to report. Price does every year. He can as well.

[@karlshuler1011]

Price shows up every year, this guy can as well. He does have an obligation to do this. I can't work anymore because of having lung cancer, yet to get paid my benefits I have to go to doctors appointments and do everything my benefits want me to do. I don't get 5 million a year. He can at least show up for his medicals and the 1st day of camp. If he doesn't that 5 million should go against the cap. I would like to see him get his life back. But he also needs to follow the collective agreement.

[@holliefitzzz]

TWO PAD STACK BABY

[@cheddarandsourcream]

That reptile story is wild. Owner was murdered by his wife, it’s a whole thing.

[@voightkampffchamp]

That's some Tiger King ish!

[@ZenithLegend]

Yeah I was gonna say. Many true crime channels have covered it on here. Seems like it can be a sketchy world.

[@ryanmussell739]

I thought robins dad group suckered into the farm ?

[@cheddarandsourcream]

@@ryanmussell739apparently Robin purchased 1.2 million worth of snakes from the guy and they had a plan to make 200k quarterly payments. When buddy was murdered Robin stopped making his payments and was promptly sued by the guy who took over the snake business.

[@teenchy]

The one that was in Wilmington, NC?

[@fndmntl5341]

Sucks, but happens... We just didn't know it back in the day

[@raw_riot_6917]

50M in debt...Holy

[@stevocanuck]

$50 million in debt? How is that even possible

[@useless3897]

I really wish we kept him on the Island, he really turned himself around and was at his best with us.

[@michaelsholtz6913]

Why do you think the Sabres and islanders just dropped him . He's not stable. Vagas doesn't care .

[@Chris_Ireland]

Someone was killed involved in the reptile thing. Was a crazy story. It's on one of those murder mystery channels on KZbin.

[@Radiance77]

I really hope he ends up alright. I was a fan of his when he came here to Vegas and it's really sad to see what's happened in the last couple of years

[@Dragonairkanto148]

I know that Joe can get it together and become the tiger king he always knew he could be again.

[@brinbone2384]

Islanders know how to treat their players unlike Vegas

[@BlueDoes93]

Im a big VGK fan and have family members who have struggled with serious addiction so he has always been someone I looked up to. The opening footage of him touching his Islanders tattoo is permanently etched into my brain as one of those hockey moments that made me fall in love with hockey, having not grown up around it. I've been so concerned that he relapsed ever since the snake/bankruptcy thing came out. I genuinely hope he is ok and just wanting privacy right now. He doesnt owe us any info, so if he is just wanting to keep quiet thats fine, i just hope he is doing ok...

[@alex35agm]

And Vegas screwed Mark Andre Fleury over for this guy,who has won nothing.They gave up a two time Stanley Cup winner, and future hall of famer for him and he's not even able to play for Vegas.Bad bet.

[@bonn1771]

I hope he is doing better

[@captiankirkgames4385]

He was one hit wonder it’s the unfortunate truth

[@user-zb7tg5hi3t]

He’s got a ton of issues. That fraud one is ridiculous. Stop feeeling bad for him.

[@TodaysNHLaction]

We don't know 100% why yet so lets not speculate too much...he is a human being at the end of the day and we all have our demons...but the track record is rough... And yeah the 50 million in debt its true his family filed for bankruptcy back in January of 2023

[@brianlb78]

At some point you have to just call it what it is, and that's stupidity. I'm sure I'll ruffle some feathers with that comment because every one wants to play the mental health card but he is using "mental health" as an excuse to do stupid things. He had been talking about his mental state long before some of the issues started and then he goes out probably fully knowing that some of the thing he did was a bad idea and just kept going at it. It's stupidity, let the flaming begin.

[@cheddarandsourcream]

Yup it would appear on top of his mental health issues he also has an issue with spending money he doesn’t have and making promises he can’t keep.

[@dougosullivan7111]

My friend is a stage 3 bipolar, he can't control his actions. He was telling me of stories where he'd black out then come to in a jail cell thinking he was there for being to drunk only to find out he's not leaving for a few years because of something he did, most time the video evidence is the only way he even knew what he did

[@brianlb78]

​@dougosullivan7111 ummm that's a little different than knowingly spending money you don't have.

[@brianlb78]

@@dougosullivan7111 Still want to blame all his problems on mental health after this latest news of his accounts being frozen? Yea keep blaming it and giving him an excuse to do stupid shit. Mental health isn't this guys problem it's stupidity that is. Some people are just stupid and want to dress it up as something different like he is doing.

[@casperrealov]

Dang hope he gets right. Lehner, please stay strong and continue being the role model for us!!!

[@immyownbestfriend9338]

how is this sad?

[@Rambino_]

Very sad to hear, when he played for Ottawa he was sadly heavy into cocaine. I hoped when he moved to another city he would get the help he needed. I truly wish nothing but the best for him.

[@travisshipcott2808]

So what's sad about this lmao, the guys standing in a hole with a shovel in his hand. Boo hoo

[@freiflug83]

At this point I think his NHL days as a goalie are over, sadly

[@JJ-bf6dx]

Booze and coke hit hard

[@Hekkler72]

I love Panda but this puts Vegas in a really tight spot. They're over the cap and can't put Lehner on LTIR until he gets seen by a doctor. No other way to deal with it but to terminate the contract.

[@jeffroegner1499]

Maybe he went broke on the ink. 😮😮

[@MrDeceptacon88]

Like i give 2 shiats about a guy who is 50 mil in debt ffs

[@WaaDjooNoBoutDa]

You dont accumulate FIFTY MILLIONS in dept out of no where. Guy is a train wreck and he has only himself to blame. We don't have to have empathy for every single human being on the planet, this is one that made his bed and slept in it and was perfectly fine with it, he had every chances in the world to not end up where he is now but did nothing. Sorry but i can't feel sorry for someone like that.

[@bnnnaanananannn]

yeah, this guy is a testament that sportprofiles arn't generally educated, they play sports on a high level and then you don't have time to get a proper education.. it is like giving alot of money to a teenager and we know how that goes.. teenagers arn't famus for beeing smart.. so he had alot of money and blew it.

[@glennhagstedt]

what do you mean he only has himself to blame? talk about not being sensitive, the guy is bipolar, you have no idea what type of struggles that brings, not only did Robin try to self medicate with drugs to stop the chaos in his head, a part of the decease is also being incredibly impulsive. Its literally out of his control, you have no idea what you speak of. Would you tell a schizofrenic "just shut out the voices and the paranoid thoughts", No you wouldnt because thats not something that is possible for someone with that decease, its literally impossible. And to have some compassion and empathy for people who have that kind of struggles is the least we "normal" people can do. Neither you or me could probably survive a day in his shoes.

[@kingofmemes5017]

​@@glennhagstedtcould he not hire a financial advisor or manager to stop him getting $50 million in the hole? Yes he has mental health issues, but that doesn't mean he's condemned to unavoidable bankruptcy. Its a sad but extremely strange situation for those of us who haven't earned 10s of millions of dollars

[@glennhagstedt]

@@kingofmemes5017 Of course he could but it doesnt matter if you have a financial adviser, in the end its his money and he has the final say in what to do with them. I haven't made 10s of millions of dollars either and i bet most that do have an original thought of not wasting them, since i haven't made those kind of money i cant really relate but my guess is that its easier said than done, money more than anything makes you speedblind while spending it. Everyone says that they are sure they wouldnt waste money if they had plenty but we cant really know for sure unless we've been there. Money change almost everyone, usually to the worse.

[@tomfilipiak3511]

@@bnnnaanananannnI,have no education,but you learn from past experience,basically,to say hey when I put my hand on the hot stove,I burned my hand,let’s not do that anymore !Lifes a bitch and then you die!

[@DooougieDOOM]

This guys such a goof.

[@excellentgamer3431]

Crazy

[@LEV1ATHYN]

I'm sick of the faux-sympathy for clowns like this. Millionaire athletes who live a life off the rails. Have incredible wealth and resources for support, not to mention surrounded by intelligent coaches management agents who are trying to help. I reserve my sympathy for people given a bad shake at life, not people who find ways of messing up incredible good fortune. There's nothing "sad" about Lehner, he's just a clown who was once really good at stopping pucks.

[@happycanayjian1582]

I’m with ya.

[@JAlexanderCurtis]

I feel the same way. I had sympathy for Lehner at the beginning. Bad things happen to good people and I try to cut people a break. But he has every privilege and opportunity that anyone could hope for, multiple times. He has been given so many chances at the league and keeps putting himself in bad situations. Everytime he is offered a deal, we are taking it away from someone else, which trickles down to opportunities for new rookies to enter the league who can try to change their lives. His track record just doesn’t seem reliable enough to justify giving him another shot.

[@DANZIG138]

zero sympathy for the guy

[@insertgenericusernamehere2402]

@@LEV1ATHYN I hope you never fall into bad fortune yourself or should you do you actually have people around who care about you, because this bitter vitriolic comment is vile, you don't know what it would be like to walk a day in his shoes, my guess is you'd crumble.

[@brianlb78]

@@insertgenericusernamehere2402 No his comment is true. The guy has been playing the mental health card for years. Well before his financial issues started, at some point you gotta say the guy just makes stupid decisions because mental health issues doesn't mean you blow all your money on stupid shit. With all these mental health issues he has somehow he managed to play hockey at the highest level, get married, have kids, earn tens of millions of dollars. Then made stupid choices and the stupid choices came well after he started talking about mental health issues. It's like he is using that for an excuse for his stupid choices. At some point as an adult common sense has to come in to play, you know like maybe not pay millions of a reptile farm.

[@RR-xu5xk]

Time to dump him and get rid of this distraction.

[@ratedRblazin]

Lololol

[@AureliusProject]

He’s supposed to be a multimillionaire. The real issue is no self control and people keep giving him money to encourage his stupid behavior. The more people feel bad and apologize the worse it will get.

[@dubh_glas95]

i love Robin Lenher so much. send him back to Long Island!!!

[@mattbphotograph8973]

Going to Heaven is actually a free gift from God. "He that believeth on the Son hath everlasting life: and he that believeth not the Son shall not see life; but the wrath of God abideth on him." John 3:36. Jesus of Nazareth, The Son of God, died for the remission of sin, including yours, was buried and rose from the dead on the third day. Whoever believes on him to save them from hell has everlasting life in heaven. Jesus himself said in John 6:47 "Verily, verily, I say unto you, He that believeth on me hath everlasting life."

[@goji059]

So being an adult 9s tough, grow the F up

[@-ampm-]

not sad at all, he's caused everything that has happened to him and has spit in the face of every team that he's played with. Not everyone deserves pity, some people just aren't worth it.

[@carelesscribo3072]

Just needs to toughen up lots of us dont want to go to work but still do.

[@bobhoward7555]

A little bit more to it than "not wanting to go."

[@scevda]

Almost as sad as your clickbait titles

[@andrewcrenshaw8093]

Sick of these millionaire athletes complaining about their imaginary mental problems.

[@tdfmtig]

Their lives are so easy that their brains create their own problems

[@Justatypo]

This comment makes you look so braindead....do some research

[@insertgenericusernamehere2402]

@@andrewcrenshaw8093 Robin Williams, Chris Cornell, Chester Bennington, Greg Johnson,Roman Lyashenko.... what do they all have in common

[@andrewcrenshaw8093]

I don't know because I don't care about the imaginary plights of rich degenerates

[@chaznaps5679]

Too bad for the national anthem kneeler. This guy has been trouble for whoever he plays for.

[@ponli7532]

Lehner could have been very successful , but he needed strict support. I'm not saying conservatorship but defintely more help than he got. There is a public perception problem that mental illness like his is just something that goes away on it's own, it doesn't. Kanye could have used more help as well..

[@Pavlovshouse-ud5ek]

Nobody cares. Stop the puck.

[@WantonBaby]

Stop pucking around

[@tristanjorritsma9709]

As someone with Bipolar disorder, I feel really bad for Lehner and just hope he’s okay. I really hope this situation can turn itself around, because I don’t like the direction it’s going otherwise…

[@Jedi13LightSabre]

Maybe don't piss your career away next time with substance abuse and poor life choices.

[@alelectric2767]

Dude! If you’re having problems just go away. If/when you’re ready to come back then come back. Stop telling the world your problems cause got our own. We watch hockey in part to forget about them for awhile.

[@jimmywilliams8045]

He'll get dumped by Vegas. They do all thier players dirty.

[@plaidloonie2427]

I'm teird of this cheat to win threw the LTR cap. NHL is dying.

[@ugiswrong]

Why NEVER to employ those with visible tattoos

[@R_velle]

yeah I'm sure his tats are to blame 🤭

[@dankiusmemeiusmaximustheth1648]

21 seconds ago is boondoggling

[@TechnoNHL]

Bro is washed 200 Veiws in 2 minutes

[@insertgenericusernamehere2402]

There's still time to delete this

[@ZenithLegend]

It's the offseason lol.

[@GooseGumlizzard]

dudes a clown

[@malcolmholmes2596]

Damn... And imagine if the the golden knights didn't fully commit to Lehner but they literally traded the defending Vezina winner, Marc Andre Fleury as a salary dump of all things! To help keep Lehner on the roster? Could Vegas have won more than 1 cup?

[@nickstellavato409]

As a Knights fan, I genuinely don't think the Knights had a better chance at a cup with Fleury after the first season. Fleury was getting old on a bad contract. It really sucked to see him go, but seeing his season performances after the trade makes the cap dump look pretty decent on paper. The only bad part about the trade was how it was dealt with on the PR side of things. Really wish it was handled better

[@tomfilipiak3511]

@@nickstellavato409I truthfully,believe,the NHL,made things a lot easier to be a contender,why,a bad team in Vegas,with so,so,so,much more to do,would be a eye sore for the NHL!I could never root for them,I believe they were hande the keys to the castle!Thats is my opinion,and as a matter of fact,a lot of fans feel the same way!Lerner,to me busted his own britches!

[@Nhllegends-u3r]

Golden Knights do not need him. Useless goaltender. He's never won a vezina

[@sandiegotijuanacollins420]

I remember Robin Lehner in Ottawa and I thought he was the answer along with Craig Anderson.

[@ClownTown15000]

Who cares. Show up or don't. You don't need to make a statement. Quit being a B.

[@BillsProdz371]

First

[@BearsBack2Back]

Blud ur 3rd 💀

[@GOCAPSDMV]

@@BearsBack2Backfr 💀💀 go Hershey bears

[@BillsProdz371]

@@BearsBack2Back aww shucks

[@BearsBack2Back]

@@GOCAPSDMV ok??

[@GOCAPSDMV]

@@BearsBack2Back your PFP is the Hershey bears so I was saying go Hershey Bears. It’s not that hard to understand.

[@Mahinskerrr]

Hockey players need to stop with all the “white boy party” behavior. Pills and alcohol haven’t been cool since like 1993. All sports have a partying scene but hockey players go extra for no reason

[@say10sedso56]

Yeah, all those hockey players and their gun and drug charges... rolling up to tha clubs 59 deep.. shooting up strip clubs and such., making it tain and wearing that bling..😂 Oh wait thats basketball and football players....

[@Mahinskerrr]

@@say10sedso56 when did I defend them?

[@say10sedso56]

Oh yeah.. having kids with like 10 different women across the country, 200 million dollar lawsuits for getting grabby are worse with massage therapists, hanging out with gang bangers and flashing gang signs during games... Was that "whiteboy party" hockey player? Why no, basketball and football players again I'm afraid...

[@say10sedso56]

@@Mahinskerrr lol, you said hockey players go extra...specifically "white boys" When there is no competition when it comes to wild, and or criminal behavior... NBA and NFL are the all time GOATS...

[@Leroy-df3ee]

Now do NFL and NBA and all the "black boy party" behavior. Oops, you would never do that, would you.

[@einohrfuermaenner]

I know it won’t do jack shit for him, but I wish him all the best.

[@indianheadlogan]

As a die hard vegas fan, I never liked him as my goalie

[@glennhagstedt]

why? all problems aside he is a great goalie from just a hockey perspective.

[@Tomastone]

Sounds like he is suffering from Reptile Dysfunction.

[@ghophuckurselves3562]

🐊🦎🐸🐍🐍🧟🧟‍♀🧟‍♂😂🤣🤣

[@matthewfranke9988]

Buh dum tss 🥁

[@Cheetahbite58]

9 mins is crazy

[@PeteNice29]

Advanced beer leaguer

[@Marcustjallman]

VIking snake pit? That's what they're doing, since 13 years ago.

[@Marcustjallman]

He's actaully done that to someone, but that was in a past life.

[@Marcustjallman]

He will suffer that for a 1000 years, 300 years left.

[@milan99cz]

Robin Lehner was such a good story when he found his game once he left Buffalo, so sad it ended up this way

[@codydavidyates72]

Goalies be crazy