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Do you have any Mich gifs lying around? I miss him and want to look at his face

i don't have any new gifs to post nor content but here are my top minch marner posts from this year (according 2 me)

january

iconic

the b&w version got more notes. understandable

where it looks like he's kissing john

bitch

gay little monkey

rawr xD

february

i just love his face

alphatauri legend. fuck you pierre gasly

PRINCE HAIR please intact insurance we need more content

days off in toronto

more hair

his delusional era

red bull legend. these are not from 2021 but i posted them this year so we celebrate it

no face journeys

BACK TO WHEN HE ASKED HIS TEAMMATE TO FUCK HIM. we got you in 720p60

charming

one of my favorite photos of 2021

march

face. again

bonk. there is nothing going on inside this boy's head i think

best buds :')))

hug :)))

* ***** *** *** *******

side eye

april

asfjkdfjsjks. mental illness

THE CUTEST MOMENT OF THE YEAR!!!!!!!

frog.

that's hot

i want to bully him too wtf

face. as always

may

i miss the mullet :’(

mean girls

material gworl

#me deciding what slur i'll call him today

i’m sorry

june

my #1 red bull athlete

i'm taking my time on my ride

july

not a lot of content but look!!! cute hair

august

the only original content on my mitch tag this month. i love them

september

dumb of ass

well. one of the few pictures we got from his gala. what the fuck mitch

hehehe. i love him

inside of him there are two wolves

god i love media day

2021-2022 headshot :D

october

:))))))

more stuff from media day

yes they are my favorite people

back to when this happened after he got his teeth fixed lmfao

god.

november

this celly Fucks

:DDD

plotting. always

as i said. For reasons

december

munch

what a clusterfuck of a month

here’s my mitch archive

why isn’t the read more thing working. oh my god

#WHY ISN'T THE READ MORE THING WORKING SJDJDJ #long post #i'm sorry everyone

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virtchandmoir · 5 years

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Ice-dance pair Tessa Virtue, Scott Moir named Postmedia's Team of the Year

December 28, 2018

Twenty-one years ago, Carol Moir made the Canadian sporting match of the century.

The coach at the Ilderton Skating Club asked her nephew Scott to hold Tessa Virtue’s hand because she figured it might be a strong team for ice dance competitions.

Scott, back in his more bashful days, knew the drill. He grew up steps from his hometown rink in a family that discussed figure skating around the supper table — in the hour or so before the puck dropped for the Maple Leafs game on Hockey Night in Canada

The Virtue clan, from nearby big-city London, were athletes. They had sport in their blood.

Tessa, who loved ballet, impressed her first teachers with the uncanny ability to replicate movement almost immediately on first sight.

When she and Scott took the ice together, the talent was evident.

“We weren’t skating to win the Olympics when we were skating (then),” Moir, now 31-years-old, said. “Pretty much, we were worried if we could go up and get ice cream afterward.”

They quickly outgrew their home rink, moving first to Kitchener-Waterloo and then to Canton, Mich., for pro-style training. Mike Slipchuk, then a coach and now Skate Canada’s director of high performance, first saw them skate on the other side of the world — at a junior Grand Prix event in Harbin, China, in 2004.

“It was one of those things where I was well aware,” he said. “As they were young and moving up, there was always a lot of talk about them. It’s neat to see where they started and where they end up in their careers.

“It’s been an incredible journey to watch.”

How many star athletes have risen to the top of their field, then got knocked off their pedestal, took a couple of years to regroup, then returned to dominate their event like no one has ever done before?

That list is short.

Michael Jordan, probably, after he came back to the NBA from his self-imposed hiatus to try professional baseball.

Muhammad Ali, for sure, when he reclaimed boxing’s heavyweight title.

That’s what Virtue and Moir accomplished these past two seasons. That makes them the perfect pick for Postmedia’s Team of the Year.

When they became the first North American duo to win Olympic ice dance gold in 2010 on home ice at Vancouver, they were only four years into their maddeningly platonic partnership on the senior circuit.

They still produced the performance of a lifetime, but it was understandably pushed into the national sub-conscious during a massive two-week Canadian gold rush capped by Sidney Crosby’s famous goal against the United States in the men’s hockey final.

Four years later in Sochi, Virtue and Moir were bested in figure skating’s most riveting rivalry. They finished second to training mates Meryl Davis and Charlie White, who used their post-Olympic Dancing With the Stars platform to become TV celebrities.

The Canadians retreated from the competitive realm for two years before creating their legendary bounce-back. This time, they moved to Montreal and constructed a familiar training pattern.

They were at the same club as the reigning world champs and their top competitors — Gabriella Papadakis and Guillaume Cizeron of France.

“They never shied away from training with the best,” Slipchuk said. “When you’re in that environment, there are no days off. It’s something they always did in their career, and with (coaches) Marie-France (Dubreuil) and Patrice (Lauzon), they recreated their skating and passion.

“The last two years was the best I’ve ever seen them. They went undefeated (in 2016-17) and then went out and won the Olympics again.”

The volume of their careers, which started with whispers and a growing buzz, developed into a deafening roar.

Virtue and Moir were Canada’s hopeful faces at the start of the 2018 Olympics in South Korea. They carried the flag into the opening ceremonies of a Winter Games without NHL players.

Then they delivered a transcendent skate that brought their discipline to its highest level.

They have become as revered as Kurt Browning, Brian Orser, Elvis Stojko, Liz Manley and Sale-Pelletier are in the country and figure skating world.

“The one thing that will always stick out to me is they wanted every piece of information to make them the best,” Slipchuk said. “Here’s the best dance team we’ve ever seen and they were always open and wanting advice any time we brought in officials, judges or technical people. They were so respectful of everyone there to help them. They’re professionals and perfect ambassadors for their sport.”

The 29-year-old Virtue was selected by ESPN as one of the most-recognizable female athletes in the world. People worldwide continue to be stumped by how her relationship with Moir isn’t romantic.

They’re flattered by it, but that’s not what makes them tick.

“If we can inspire young people to follow their dreams and believe in themselves, how fortunate are we that we can have that connection,” Virtue said.

Every so often, we get a glimpse of tremendous chemistry — from the way the Golden State Warriors move a basketball to John Tavares and Mitch Marner creating a goal. But those partnerships won’t last two decades.

This one did.

VIRTUE VERY TRENDY

When the Olympics rolled around in February, Canadians took to the Internet to search for the answers to their most pressing questions.

They wanted to know why NHL players weren’t participating this time, how come so many Russian athletes were banned and a lot of us just needed a refresher on the rules of curling.

But the most sought-after information in Canadian sports this year revolved around the relationship status of two beloved champion athletes.

Are Tessa and Scott dating?

“It’s not a surprise to anyone this was the No. 1 question on everybody’s mind,” Google Trends expert Nicole Bell said. “Coming of their very emotional performance in Pyeongchang where they won the gold medal for ice dancing to that sexy Moulin Rouge song, people were like, ‘Omigoodness, is it possible this is ‘The Notebook’ for real?’

“We want this to be real-life love — but sadly, it’s not true.”

Google is able to chart the rise in interest in personalities from year-to-year. Justin Bieber and Donald Trump, for instance, aren’t found on the list because online searches for their names didn’t move the needle much above their 2017 levels.

In this country, Tessa Virtue ranked first among Canadians and athletes in general in 2018. Hoopster Tristan Thompson is second among Canadians and new Raptor Kawhi Leonard is runner-up for athletes behind the figure-skating star.

Though the anxiety over William Nylander’s eventual signing with the Leafs and John Tavares’ Toronto homecoming checked in highly, the level of curiosity around Virtue and Moir, especially during and after the Winter Games, was the biggest story.

“It’s kind of interesting because they have been on the scene for a long time as a pair, but that (dating) questions hasn’t been a burning topic in the Canadian mind until this year’s performance,” Bell said, “and Tessa did a lot of beauty campaigns (for Dove and Nivea), along with being involved in fashion, and those activities produced additional interest in her beyond the skating world.”

Virtue finished fourth on Canadian searches for people around the world, behind Demi Lovato, Khloe Kardashian and Hailey Baldwin.

“Demi Lovato had a bit of a dramatic year with an overdose, Khloe Kardashian made the news for (a stormy relationship with) Tristan Thompson and Hailey Baldwin married Justin Bieber. Tessa is there with no scandal — just someone whose athletic feats and talent was so incredible.

“She’s somebody Canadians are incredibly proud of and she’s a role model. If you had a vote for Canada’s sweetheart right now, she would win, hands down.”

THEIR GREATEST HITS

2017-18 Moulin Rouge free dance

They put their own twist on a tried-and-true figure skating theme and it proved the final step to another Olympic gold medal. Though it was deemed second-best on the big night to the runner-up French, it still scored 122.40 points, enough for the win. The program is still burned into everyone’s brain — including theirs — and that’s why it will remain a favourite on tour for years to come.

2012-13: Carmen free dance

The final scores say it was only good enough for second at their hometown worlds behind Americans Meryl Davis and Charlie White, but the boundary-pushing dance highlighted the athleticism and chemistry of the Canadian duo. Moir has stated he wished they would have kept the program the following year for the Sochi Olympics, believing a polished version of it with nothing held back (and some less dodgy judging) could have put them over the top.

2009-10: Symphony No. 5 (Mahler) free dance

Then-coach Marina Zoueva described it as a marriage proposal and it was the launching point for Virtue and Moir as “Canada’s Sweethearts.” The program delivered their first Olympic gold in Vancouver and first senior world title in Turin, consistently scoring 110-plus points. It included their signature Goose Lift. And don’t forget, Virtue could barely walk from the immense pain in her legs due to her compartment syndrome woes along the way.

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#tessa and scott #off ice #honor #postmedia team of the year #interview: postmedia #a lot of fluff but at least there are pictures

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brandoncarlo · 7 years

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Hey stevie, Can you believe, that marchy and berg have numbers that add to 100 and Auston and Mich have numbers that add to 50. it is like 2 pairs that are meant to be and auston and mitch are the small, younger dream team.

i can’t believe patrice bergeron and brad marchand are twice as good as mitch marner and auston matthews and that it’s proven by math

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In this post, we will describe briefly about- Mitchell Marner's girlfriend Stephanie LaChance. Mich Marmar And His Girlfrined Steph Lachan Mitchell Marner is a popular Canadian professional ice hockey player and alternate captain of the Toronto Maple Leafs of the National Hockey League (NHL). He was born on May 5 1997 in Markham, Ontario, and raised in Thornhill. His weight is 176 lbs and via PlayersGF.com - Girlfriend, Wife, Wags & Boyfriend Photo

#IFTTT #PlayersGF.com - Girlfriend #Wife #Wags & Boyfriend Photo

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plahottie · 7 years

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I miss Marner so mich

#leafs

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trevorbmccalli · 7 years

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Herzschlagfinale: Leafs jubeln unter freiem Himmel

NHL Centennial Classic in Toronto

2017 feiert die National Hockey League ihr 100-jähriges Bestehen. Am ersten Tag des neuen Jahres starteten sogleich die sportlichen Festlichkeiten mit dem Centennial Classic, einem Freiluft-Spiel der beiden “Original Six”-Teams Toronto Maple Leafs und Detroit Red Wings. 40.148 Zuschauer im Exhibition Stadium erlebten eine Leistungsexplosion beider Teams im dritten Drittel samt Ausgleichstreffer in der Schlusssekunde. In der Verlängerung setzten sich dann die Maple Leafs dank Superstar Auston Matthews mit 5:4 durch.

Jubel: Frederik Andersen (31) feiert mit seinen Teamkollegen Roman Polak (46) and Tyler Bozak (42) den Sieg über die Red Wings.

Eishockey-Stars mit bunten Pudelmützen, schwarzen Streifen unter den Augen und Retro-Trikots sowie Trainer in College-Jacken – all das kann nur eines bedeuten: In der NHL wird wieder Hockey unter freiem Himmel gespielt. Als Austragungsort des Centennial Classic wurde das altehrwürdige Exhibition Stadium bestimmt. Das 1959 erbaute Baseball-Stadion versprühte genauso klassischen Charme, wie die beiden Kontrahenten auf dem Eis: Mit den Maple Leafs und den Red Wings trafen sich zwei rivalisierende “Original Six”-Teams.

1. Drittel: Erst Verspätung, dann Magerkost

Die erste Etappe der Feierlichkeiten zum 100. NHL-Jubiläum startete jedoch mit einer Verzögerung, denn die Sonneneinstrahlung in Toronto hatte der Eisfläche zu sehr zugesetzt. Mit der Umstellung von einer geschlossenen Arena auf ein Freiluft-Stadion hatten offenbar auch die Spieler zu kämpfen: Im Anfangsdrittel bewegte sich die Partie auf eher mäßigem Niveau mit wenig Tempo und kaum Betrieb vor den Toren. Weder Torontos formstarker Goalie Frederik Andersen noch Detroits Torwart Jared Coreau, der erst zum vierten Mal in der NHL zum Einsatz kam, wurden ernsthaft geprüft.

2. Drittel: Mantha bricht den Tor-Bann

Im Mittelabschnitt setzte die Dämmerung ein, und die Intensität nahm ein wenig zu. Den Tor-Bann brachen die Red Wings: Anthony Mantha wurde vor dem rechten Bullykreis nicht attackiert und zog trocken ab – 1:0 (26.). “So ein Spiel erlebt man nur einmal in der Saison, manche sogar nur einmal in der Karriere. Der Treffer ist etwas Besonderes für mich”, freute sich der 22-jährige Torschütze. Die Maple Leafs mussten antworten und erhöhten den Druck. Mehr als ein Pfosten-Knaller im Powerplay (31.) sprang aber nicht heraus.

3. Drittel: Komarov sorgt für mehr Emotionen

Mittlerweile war die Nacht komplett eingekehrt und Toronto brachte das Publikum schnell hinter sich: Leo Komarov stach in den Torkreis und tippte einen scharfen Pass zum 1:1 über die Linie (42.). Ein Treffer, der die Emotionen stark beeinflusste. Bei Matt Martin und Steve Ott erhitzen sich die Gemüter derart, dass sich das Duo einen Faustkampf mit anschließenden hitzigen Diskussionen zwischen den Strafbänken lieferte (44.).

Nun war deutlich mehr Zug in den Aktionen, Angriffe wurden schneller vorgetragen und auch die Intensität in den Checks nahm zu. Das Momentum aber war nun bei Toronto: Mitchell Marner skatete mit einer feinen Bewegung vors Tor und vollendete zum 2:1 (49.). Kurz darauf stand Connor Brown im Gefahrenbereich goldrichtig und traf zum 3:1 (50.). Doch damit nicht genug: Auch Leafs-Superstar Auston Matthews nahm nach einem Querpass Maß und schweißte den Puck zum 4:1 in die Maschen (53.).

Siegtreffer: Auston Matthews (34) feiert die Entscheidung in einem spektakulären Spiel.

Detroit schien geschlagen, doch Jonathan Ericsson brachte die Hoffnung zurück. Seine Direktabnahme aus halblinker Position passte genau – 2:4 (54.). Die Wings probierten noch einmal alles und tauschten in der Schlussphase Stürmer gegen Torwart. Ein Risiko, das belohnt wurde. Dylan Larkin behielt im Gewühl vor dem Tor die Übersicht und verkürzte auf 3:4 (59.). Die Gäste blieben auf dem Gaspedal stehen und behielten in einem Herzschlagfinale die Nerven: 1,1 Sekunden vor Schluss fand Mantha eine Lücke – 4:4!

Verlängerung: Matthews macht alles klar

Der Spannungsbogen hatte den Höhepunkt jedoch noch nicht erreicht. In der Overtime ging es packend hin und her. Mehr Gefahr versprühten die Maple Leafs, die mit Nazem Kadri (62.) und Morgan Reilly (64.) gleich zweimal frei vor dem gegnerischen Gehäuse auftauchten. Schließlich war es Matthews, der die Scheibe mit der Rückhand aus spitzem Winkel zum 5:4 in die Maschen bugsierte (64.). “Der Puck ist gesprungen und ich wollte ihn nur irgendwie über die Schoner kriegen. Es waren zwei wichtige Punkte für uns. Wir haben unsere Widerstandsfähigkeit gezeigt”, sagte Torontos Doppeltorschütze.

Schon am Dienstag (19 Uhr, MEZ) steigt das nächste Freiluft-Event in der NHL: Beim Winter Classic treffen sich die St. Louis Blues und Chicago Blackhawks im Busch Stadium.

Sonntag, 01. Januar

Toronto Maple Leafs – Detroit Red Wings 5:4 n.V. Washington Capitals – Ottawa Senators 2:1 Anaheim Ducks – Philadelphia Flyers 4:3 n.P.

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