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Can't recommend this enough if you know any Finnish. They were veteran dad and rookie son, winning the most coveted prize in the hockey world, one to start off his NHL career, one to finally get the crown on his before retiring.
This is just the beginning of the roughly 1,5 hour conversation of Teuvo as a guest on Kimmo Timonen's and Antti Mäkinen's podcast. Teuvo's deadpan sarcasm and his subtle chuckles that soften his wry chirps and self-mockery work like a charm, sending his forty-something hosts into fits of laughter.
May be continued but let me put this out there first.
Kimmo: Our next guest hails from Helsinki. He's full 29 years old, but still has the face of a child. He goes by the nickname Turbo, which I don't understand, because he isn't that fast. A produce of the Jokerit, he has got, among other accolades, the Finnish rookie of the year award. From Jokerit, he went to Chicago, where we won the Stanley Cup together in 2015. Nowadays he plays for the Carolina Hurricanes alongside Sebastian Aho. Welcome, my good friend, Teuvo Teukka Teräväinen, to the Kimanttia podcast!
Teuvo: Thanks a lot, (chuckle) nice to be here even though you forced me to come.
Kimmo: (laugs) For your information, listeners, I've tried to goad Teukka for a guest appearance for two or three years, but he has always, always declined before now. It's good, it's great to hear your voice, man.
Antti (co-host Antti Mäkinen): I was so sure that Teuvo has been on the show but it's great that you're there now.
Teuvo: Yes, I always say to Kime that someday I'll come, and now I felt it's time.
Kimmo: Are you in Finland, Teukka?
Teuvo: Yes, a few days ago. I came straight to the cottage, it's nice to wind down for a few days here. Nothing special.
(They go on asking if Teuvo has watched the Worlds, he reminds the hosts that Canes were still playing when the games started.)
Kimmo: I wanted to ask, before we start going through your career, how long are you staying in Finland, and will you spend time at the cottage or do you have plans?
Teuvo: I usually head back to the States in the beginning of September, to settle down a little before the camp starts. In Finland, this summer will be quite busy, all my weekends are pretty much locked down, I have so many weddings and bachelor parties this summer.
Kimmo: Oh, you're getting married? I haven't got an invitation.
Teuvo: Yeah, multiple times. (Antti and Kimmo laugh) No, fortunately it isn't my wedding. They're nice events, but they do take up your time.
Kimmo: Yes they do, weekends come and go.
(Antti tells a story about a golf live stream during the covid lockdown, where Teuvo played against Patrik Laine. Both played well but in the end, Teuvo lost. He left the course with very few words, and after an half an hour, posted a pic of his golf bag on his Instagram story, captioned "Clubs for sale")
Teuvo: I remember that. It's what it is, it's never nice to lose.
Kimmo: (laughs) That sounds familiar because I've also sometimes played golf with Teukka, and the round has gone fine, and he says, I'm quitting this game.
Teuvo: Yeah... We've played tennis, too.
Antti: How do you do against him in tennis, can you hold your own?
Teuvo: Well, I don't think i've yet won Kime, at least on his home court.
Kimmo: Well now, there we heard the truth.
Teuvo: But now i have my own homecourt here at the cottage, you're welcome to challenge me here.
Kimmo: (softly) I must come over.
Teuvo: On my own court I haven't lost to anyone else but Henkka Kontinen who's a pretty good player. (Pro tennis player, doubles specialist, career high rank 1 in doubles)
Kimmo: Oh. I'll have to come and challenge you this summer.
Teuvo: You'll have to.
Antti: Hey, that guy is a professional at that tennis hobby of his, he does have an advance.
Teuvo: Or used to be, he hadn't been playing for a full year when he defeated me.
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So, that's just the first five minutes.
A little extra treat from the next segment:
Kimmo: I did some research about your junior years, and it said you started on Helsingin Kojootit (Helsinki Coyotes). Where's Helsingin Kojootit?
Teuvo: It's -- in Helsinki. (chuckles.) Like it says, Helsingin Kojootit, how didn't you pick it up from the name?
(Laughter, Antti is dying)
#kimanttia#is there a subtext here? like?? i'm open to discuss.#teuvo#teuvo teräväinen#kimmo timonen#my translation#link in finnish#podcast link
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Where every player played during the 2012-13 NHL lockout: Philadelphia
Czech Extraliga: Wayne Simmonds (Bílí Tygři Liberec) ECHL: Jason Akeson (Trenton Titans) EIHL: Tom Sestito (Sheffield Steelers) Liiga: Maxime Talbot (Ilves) OHL: Scott Laughton (Oshawa Generals) DEL: Daniel Brière (Eisbären Berlin) & Claude Giroux (Eisbären Berlin) Eishockey-Bundesliga: Bruno Gervais (Heilbronner Falken) & Wayne Simmonds (E.T.C. Crimmitschau) HockeyAllsvenskan: Nicklas Grossmann (Södertälje Sportklubb) & Matt Read (Södertälje Sportklubb) KHL: Ilya Bryzgalov (K.K. C.S.K.A. Moscow), Ruslan Fedotenko (K.K. Donbass Donetsk) & Jakub Voráček (H.K. Lev Praha) AHL: Jason Akeson (Adirondack Phantoms), Sean Couturier (Adirondack Phantoms), Erik Gustafsson (Adirondack Phantoms), Oliver Holton-Lauridsen (Adirondack Phantoms), Brandon Manning (Adirondack Phantoms), Tye McGinn (Adirondack Phantoms), Zac Rinaldo (Adirondack Phantoms), Jay Rosehill (Norfolk Admirals), Brayden Schenn (Adirondack Phantoms) & Harry Zolnierczyk (Adirondack Phantoms) Didn't Play: Braydon Coburn, Simon Gagné, Scott Hartnell, Mike Knuble, Andrej Meszároš, Luke Schenn & Kimmo Timonen
#Sports#Hockey#Hockey Goalies#NHL#Philadelphia Flyers#Czech Republic#New Jersey#U.K.#Finland#Canada#Ontario#Germany#Sweden#Russia#Ukraine#AHL#Lehigh Valley Phantoms#New York#Virginia
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Dear Author of the Hockey Holidays 2023 fic exhange
Thank you for participating and yay for writing for me! I’ve always been super excited about every gift fic I have received, and I’m looking forward to the privilege of receiving the fic that you want to write.
That said, some guidelines on my preferences as a reader and some reasons why I chose the pairings in my request below.
I'm a Canes and Team Finland fan. That doesn't mean that I'd prefer you to write the Canes pairings or Finnish players in this exchange! Just a heads-up, when choosing side characters or secondary teams, please don't be too mean to my faves.
Likes: I like a mature, nuanced view on human nature, characters who have their flaws and shortcomings; characters with dubious morals but maybe sort of a good heart. I love good characterization and character dynamics, be it romance, porn or a gen fic studying personal development of an athlete in his sports career or group dynamics of a sports team.
As themes/tropes I like friends to lovers, fuckbuddies to lovers, enemies to lovers. I like my filth: scheming, pwp, Locker room gang bangs, Winner’s room. I love equal partners, but I also find status imbalances & age and size differences HOT.
Dislikes: a/b/o, mpreg, tentacles, body horror, gore, rule 63, suicide/self harm. I'm not into BDSM AU -- Dom/sub undertones, BDSM elements and kink in smut are very welcome but not the predestined dynamics universe stuff. I don’t want to see any mentions of Alexander Ovechkin. No slander of irl SO's or writing them as villains, but I’m OK with them existing in the story, even if it involves cheating the spouse with the ship partner. Fights aren't a huge turn-on for me.
If you're writing Finnish characters, please don't use google translated Finnish or phrases picked from a dictionary without consulting a native level speaker for beta help.
About AU:s: I like mundane, realistic AUs. I'm mostly into spy / politics / crime / war stories at the moment, and I like band AUs. No high fantasy, please. Some magical realism / supernatural elements are fine if they are what you like to write. Werevolves or vampires? Team vampires, definitely. (But you know what's WAY better: angels. I just might have a bit of a religious kink.)
Prompts for requested pairings (and one pairing that didn't make it to the exchange in time but would make my day)
Remember: these are mere ideas, not requests. Vaguely in order of preference, but pick whichever gets YOUR creative juices flowing, that'll make the best reading, too!
Blake Wheeler/Jacob Trouba: Ex teammates meet on a new team. Has the hierarchy between them shifted when Wheeler has now lost his captaincy over Trouba, and Trouba has established himself as a needed brutal force in his new team? I'd love these dynamics explored, and I don't mind if it has darkish, nasty elements. I don't mind unhealthy dynamics or even violence, but if you see the situation as a chance for healing, redemption and soft landing, go for it.
Esa Lindell/Jere Pöyhönen | Käärijä: Give me anything you have for this crazy ship, I want to see it all.
Sebastian Aho (b. 1997)/Teuvo Teravainen: I'd appreciate an updated look at the current state of my Finnish Cherubs OTP. Teuvo is having a monster season and the hottest stick (lol) on the team, does Sebastian reward him? Or is he jealous? Is he proud? (Please note that Sebastian is jacked, hairy and feisty on the ice but still so devastatingly pretty)
Teuvo Teravainen/Kimmo Timonen: Why not a melancholic story of Teuvo carrying on a relationship to an older married man for years? And for what? Does it ever reach a breaking point, and what then?
Sebastian Aho (b. 1997)/Justin Williams: These Tumblr text posts by @andreisvechnikov say it all: "he's a lot of things…kinda like daddy to me sometimes" - Sebastian Aho on then captain Justin Williams and watching Justin Williams get his Canes' HOF thing and knowing Sebastian "he's kind of like daddy to me" Aho was there because he loves him
Sebastian Aho (b. 1997)/Roope Hintz/Jesse Puljujarvi: I'm curious. Did they have a thing at Junior Worlds 2016? Or before that? Or after that? Tell me!
Sebastian Aho (b. 1997)/Brent Burns: Sebastian expressed a strong interest to be invited to Burnzie's ranch, saying he's "into that kind of stuff" and he'd "grab his own backpack and go". I'd love a messy smut version of how it went down over there. Dom Brent please.
Sebastian Aho/Brent Burns/Jordan Staal: Bottom Sebastian getting it good from two large men. That's all. But, like, a plot-driven war or spy AU could work too.
PLUS ONE: I totally forgot to nominate this crack pairing before it was too late: Roope Hintz/Sergei Fedorov. They look SO alike, don't they? I've always wanted to read an AU fic playing on their resemblance; they could be con artists, thieves, spies or whatever pretending to be father and son but being nothing of the sort. If this tickles somebody's imagination enough to prompt a tiny treat, I'd be ecstatic.
All of this is just to give you ideas, not to limit your creativity! Have fun writing and take care of yourself, Happy Hockey Holidays!
This is my hidden side Tumblr. The actual ones are @caixxa (main) and @badhockeymom (hockey).
If you have more questions, anon ask on any of these three blogs works.
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It’s not his fault. Not entirely. He blames a lot of things, certain people in particular. In order: Sebastian Aho, his own “heteronormative presumptions” (his sister’s words), Kimmo Timonen, and Finnish cultural norms. Apparently he can’t blame Valtteri for being “forward minded” or whatever. Sami Kapanen is on thin ice though.
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This is legit.
I’ve been watching the Flyers before many of the folks on tumblr were born (since 1996 when I was a lil kid) and this teams reminds me of the fun team from 2003-2004. That team was way more veteran laden but it was a good time. There are also some 11-12 vibes too with the looseness of the team.
Drysdale makes me think he could possibly be like Timonen @hartsyhart @thetravii
Kimmo was traded from Nashville to us, partly because Nashville couldn’t afford him and because he wasn’t playing as well as they wanted him to and Kimmo became a Flyers legend
the 2023-24 PHILADELPHIA FLYERS: a lovingly biased overview
Hello and welcome to Grav's Flyers Propaganda post, a post where I propagandize you and hope to remove you of your preconceived notions regarding my favorite hockey team, the Philadelphia Flyers.
This is not going to be a primer (@fratboybeezer made one of those here), and it's not going to be objective. It will, however, contain as many sources as I can possibly fit in, as well as proof regarding why my soft and squishy feelings towards the Flyers are Right, Actually and why you should Agree With Me.
One final note: I promise there will be no hate towards any other team! This post is not about being a hater (though the city of Philadelphia is full of us!) but about friendship and love and joy and Flyers Hockey.

sean walker (#26, D) morgan frost (#48, C), egor zamula (#5, D), owen tippett (#74, RW) 📸: dave reginek
The Flyers All Love Each Other A Lot, Actually
morgan frost jumps into the arms of owen tippett after an overtime game-winner against the new jersey devils. (my gif)
There's a lot of people saying it: this year's Flyers are a surprising bunch. Something's working on and off the ice; they're outshooting and (marginally) outscoring their opponents, and they're currently (1.12.24) 3rd in the Metro at 22-14-6. (I'm writing this before the Jets game on 1.13.24, so that standing will not be correct at the end of the day.)
So what's causing that, John Tortorella? The return of Sean Couturier (#14, C) and Cam Atkinson (#89, RW)? The rookies, Tyson Foerster (#71, RW) and Bobby Brink (#10, RW)?
Maybe it's just the team itself.
L, Egor Zamula (#5, D) and Tyson Foerster // M, R, Cam Atkinson // from the Flyers IG story following victories over the Washington Capitals and Vancouver Canucks
Things have been changing both in the front office, the coaching, and the team. Joel Farabee (#86, LW), in particular, became a leader off the ice. After his surgery last season, he began opening his home in Philadelphia's Old City neighborhood to other members of the team who were new or didn't have a place to stay. Tyson Foerster, one of the two new full-time rookies, ended up taking one of the bedrooms, but otherwise Beezer had a revolving door of Flyers welcomed in his home. Famously loves Santa.



upper left: nolan patrick, L, joel farabee, R // upper right: joel farabee, L Wade Allison (#19, Phantoms), UR, morgan frost (#48, C), BR // bottom: tyson foerster, L, morgan frost, UR, joel farabee BR (instagram)
Speaking of opening up a home. Welcome to Philly, Jamie Drysdale! He's currently staying with (☆) Cam York (#8, D) and Carter Hart (#89, G) who, btw, celebrated Thanksgiving together with Tyson Foerster. (Three pretty best friends!) I know that Ducks fans were worried for him when he got traded, and rightfully so; it came out of nowhere and Drysdale was clearly shaken up (see ☆). But after seeing this team, this season, Flyers fans knew that the team would take care of him. They gave him the dog mask, they came straight out of a loss to immediately welcome him to the team (see ☆), and the front office flew his parents out for his first game. I'm never gonna say this should have gone down the way it did, and I'm never gonna say that what happened was right. But I know that this team –
This team –
this sweet, goofy team –
met him with nothing but kindness and acceptance.
Speaking of Jamie, I wanna talk about our defense. They could use some help, to be sure, but they will do anything – and I mean it – to help our goalies. Carter Hart regularly talks about how the D consistently put their bodies in the way of the puck in front of him. Nick Seeler (#24, D) is currently +13, T-5 in the league for blocked shots (111) and according to this article, apparently absolutely beloved by the entire team. He endeared himself early on by famously fighting Jamie Oleksiak after being on the team for two (2) games, and recently got in a poorly-reffed fight that spurred the Flyers to their best comeback of the year, a return from a 5-1 deficit against Detroit (that we did eventually lose in overtime.)
you don't get this shit written about you unless someone means it.
And I get soft every time I think about our goalies and their rookies. Our goalies are Carter Hart, #79, who has recently moved into the number 4 spot in all time Flyers goalies wins, and Sam Ersson, backup, #33, who, as of 1.12.24, has not let in more than 3 goals for 16 straight games.
Our rookies are Bobby Brink and Tyson Foerster, 22 and 21 years old, respectively, and they've both gotten one shootout goal a piece – one for Tyson, a shutout, shootout victory over the Islanders – and one for Bobby, his first ever in the NHL, against the Capitals. They both credited the goalies in those shootouts – Foerster's move was the only way he could score on Hart when they stayed after practice, and Brink was prepared for Lindgren's poke check because backup Ersson (#33, G) notoriously the goalie king of the shootouts, pulled it on him all the time. (Ersson has won 4 out of 5 games that ended in shootouts.)
Tyson Foerster & Carter Hart after the shootout victory against the Islanders.
Extra :) I know everyone on the ice seeks retribution for hits. Here (frosty) (ersson) (beezer) are some instances of Flyers sticking up for each other, and look at TK checking in on a goalie he crashed into!
So, the Flyers are a surprise this year. Why are they winning? Could be Torts. Could be Coots. Could be playing for GM Danny Briere. Could be any number of factors. But can I be romantic for a second? Can I live in a fairytale? Can I tell you that I wholeheartedly believe that the Flyers are winning through the genuine power of friendship? That despite offensive issues and defensive issues and a paper-mache starting goaltender and a backup that had a godawful .766 in his first three games, I think that this team believes so truly in one another that they're winning for their friends?
Aside: Flyers Pride and Scott Laughton
Ivan Provorov and Tony DeAngelo leave, and the vibes in the Flyers locker room skyrocket? Could be a coincidence. But I want to have a concise summary of just how fucking awesome the Flyers' pride celebration was this year.
Scott Laughton (#21, C) has been talking the talk and walking the walk for years now, and clearly before, it hadn't paid off in the way that really mattered – where hockey is least inclusive, the locker room. This year was different. Sixteen Flyers (source: I was there, read my post) used pride tape on their sticks in warm-up. That was both goalies, 4 of 7 active D-men, including Drysdale, and 10 of 11 active forwards. (check out what Sam Ersson reposted on his story!) And that list could be incomplete – it was just what I saw during warmups and on social media after! In my linked post I attribute the sudden surge in pride tape usage to Scott Laughton primarily, but also to Farabee and Atkinson, who together with Laughts, visited the Philadelphia Mazzoni Center (website!) to donate, in sum total, $35,000! Historically, the Flyers have always tried to give back to Philadelphia communities. The book Walking Together Forever: The Broad St Bullies, then and now by Jim Jackson (yes, Flyers announcer Jim Jackson, AKA J.J.) outlined for me the impact the Flyers had on their community back in the 70s, and today's Flyers are continuing that legacy. Seeing that donation on twitter that day, at least for me –
my friends go to the Mazzoni center for hormone therapy. I might go to the Mazzoni center for hormone therapy. y know?
I've already spoken about Bee's off-ice leadership, but alongside Laughton and Atkinson, both of whom are NHL vets, those three paving a welcoming path in the locker room means that guys who might not be comfortable showing empathy for queer people in another, maybe more toxic environment, now have an opportunity to quietly show support without fear of retribution. And many of them did. (And then there's Tyson Foerster, who sometimes doesn't give a fuck about masculinity.)
Of course, that's speculation, but it's the kind of cultural change that can't be measured and has to happen over a long period of time. The fact that it was such a complete 180 from what happened a year ago is the measurement. Something had to change, and it fucking did.

sam ersson on flyers pride night 2024. 📸: tim nwachukwu
Have some extra Flyers content that makes me smile:
MIC'D UP: bobby brink // joel farabee // scott laughton // travis konecny
POWERFUL CONNECTIONS: tk & sanny // DLO and hart
Jake Voracek calls reporter Mike Sielski "fucking shit" and Travis Konecny cannot stop his face from reacting
"Drip dinner" where the Flyers so clearly could not have had less drip (affectionate)
The Flyers visiting Kevin Hayes' nephew, Beau Hayes
Absolutely heinous coffee orders: important investigative journalism from the Philadelphia Inquirer
And finally, the absolute most outta pocket social media team question I've ever seen, featuring unwitting and bamboozled victims Scott Laughton (#21), Joel Farabee (#86), and Nick Seeler (#24): "Do you put your silverware in the dishwasher business side up or down?"
In Summation:
I love the 2023-24 Philadelphia Flyers, and the 2023-24 Philadelphia Flyers love each other. I hope that maybe some of this makes you look at us differently, maybe intrigues you enough to watch some Flyers games! They're a fun, exciting, and sometimes good hockey team with guys that really care about each other and a bright future. Thank you so much for reading :)

bobby brink (#10, RW), joel farabee, cam york (#8, D), and scott laughton. 📸: isaiah j downing
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Elämä | Life
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by ThoseDaysThatWill
"Give me your wallet and you won't get hurt."
Kimmo did all he could not to laugh.
Words: 6340, Chapters: 1/2, Language: English
Series: Part 20 of The Organizations
Fandoms: Men's Hockey RPF
Rating: Mature
Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply
Categories: M/M
Characters: Scott Hartnell, Kimmo Timonen, Sami Kapanen
Relationships: Scott Hartnell/Kimmo Timonen
Additional Tags: Alternate Universe - Organized Crime, Implied/Referenced Underage Prostitution, Implied/Referenced Drug Addiction, Offstage Murder, Backstory So Much Backstory
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just looking at old ap images and crying tonight
#claude giroux#kimmo timonen#Danny Briere#the good ol days#Philadelphia Flyers#bring him back dammit#should never have left#i blame chuck#i'm wishing for hextall back thats how bad it is
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Kime ja Teukka❤️
(Video from @urheilufanaatikko on tik tok)
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Omg I found old pics of Teuvo
He’s participating in the Kime4Kids event (Kimmo Timonen’s golf charity event) in 2015 and HE LOOKS LIKE A BABY omgg I’m crying
LOOK AT HIM Baby Teuvo thriving




why is he so cute I can’t
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if you have any more fun tidbits of info to translate from the teuvo/kime interview please do! i always enjoy hearing my favorite players talk about fun stuff rather than hockey all of the time, i just of course, don’t understand finnish 😂
Hi anon! This has been sitting in my inbox but now I got the time to translate a little more.
Teuvo has been twice on the U20 Junior Team Finland. Teuvo admits that his team didn't play too well in the U20 Junior World Championships in Russia in 2013, despite having players like Sasha Barkov, Olli Määttä and Artturi Lehkonen on the team.
Antti: Next year, you had the most points on Jnior Team Finland, scoring 15 goals in 7 games - no, points, not 15 goals.
Teuvo: (chuckling) 15 goals?
(Kimmo laughs in the background)
Antti: No, 15 goals in 7 games, for you - dream on. But in 7 games, 2 + 13, you were the most effective player on the team. The colossus from Turku, now Philly D-man Ristolainen, scored 3 goals in those games, the last against Sweden on OT, and you could say, so we won the World Championship.
Teuvo: Yes, I have great memories from that. The previous year, our roster looked great on paper, but the games didn't go our way, but the year we won, we didn't have as big names but we played together really well an got to surprised Sweden on their home ice, it was an amazing experience.
Other tidbits:
Teuvo says he's always been proud to represent Finland, but he's only been on the team for one men's worlds bc his teams have made the NHL playoffs so often. Says that Olympics would be a huge dream but isn't sure if he makes the team.
He was happy to be drafted by the Chicago Blackhawks (18th). "I had looked up to Patrick Kane, and it was great to get to see him up close."
Kimmo: Had you heard any rumours that you might be picked by some other team?
Teuvo: Not really, I had been told that I'd get picked top 10, but I doubted that, and I was right.
Antti: Did you dominate the interviews?
Teuvo: That may be the reason I dropped to 16th.
(Kimmo and Antti go through the names of the top picks of Teuvo's draft year: Nail Yakupov, Alex Galchenyuk, Tom Wilson, Tomas Hertl…)
Antti: After Teukka, because Chicago didn't need a goaltender, they let an interesting name slip by: Andrei Vasilevsky went to Tampa at #19. That's one good boy.
Kimmo: You can see there how hard it is for the teams to make the right choice, even when we speak about first round picks that are top tier talent. The teams don't always hit the mark.
Teuvo: I guess Chicago missed the mark too, when they sold me right away.
Teuvo was back and forth between the NHL and AHL in the season 2014/15, and hated staying in Rockford, calling his agent and begging to be sent anywhere else, like back home.
"Then someone was injured, and I got called up, they recovered and I went down for a week again. Then Kane was injured and I got up for the rest of the season. He came back in the playoffs, and Kime came into the team."
Antti: How did you two first meet on the Blackhawks?
Kimmo: I can tell because I don't think Teukka remembers. I was traded there, and you came to pick me up from my hotel and gave me a lift to my first practice. Do you remember?
Teuvo: Now that you say it, yes, I remember some.
Kimmo: There the young man drove in his car, and I got in next to the driver. We took off towards the practice rink. I tried to ask Teuvo all kinds of questions, but got short and quiet answers. Otherwise Teuvo was a confident young man, but the way he talked was all… "well, let's talk more some other time."
Teuvo: Maybe so.
Kimmo: But I remember that I was nervous going to that rink, even though I was 40 years old and had played a few games, I was nervous. There were great players, Stanley Cup winners in that locker room. The stairs - the entrance from the garage to the locker room was through a staircase - and the first picture that I saw on the wall when I opened the door to the stairs, was a wall high photo of Patrick Kane scoring the winning goal in 2010, and my back right there, my jersey with TIMONEN across my back, watching the puck go five-hole.
Teuvo: The reverse psychology worked, you got the cup.
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On today’s episode of “How Do They Know Each Other?”….
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Where every player played during the 2004-05 NHL lockout: Nashville
Belarusian Extraliga: Sergejs Žoltoks (H.K. Riga 2000) NL: Kimmo Timonen (C.D.H. Lugano) SEL: Kimmo Timonen (Brynäs I.F.) SL: David Legwand (E.C. Basel) Czech Extraliga: Martin Erat (H.K. Hamé Zlín) & Tomáš Vokoun (H.K. Znojmeští Orli) ECHL: Shane Hnidy (Florida Everblades) & Jeremy Stevenson (South Carolina Stingrays) GET: Scott Hartnell (Vålerenga Ishockey) & Chris Mason (Vålerenga Ishockey) Liiga: Marek Židlický (H.I.F.K.) & Tomáš Vokoun (H.I.F.K.) Mestis: Adam Hall (Kalevan Pallo) & Kimmo Timonen (Kalevan Pallo) MLH: Jamie Allison (Cambridge Hornets) & Scott Walker (Cambridge Hornets/Dundas Real McCoys) AHL: Mark Eaton (Grand Rapids Griffins), Vern Fiddler (Milwaukee Admirals), Simon Gamache (Milwaukee Admirals), Dan Hamhuis (Milwaukee Admirals), Andrew Hutchinson (Milwaukee Admirals), Wyatt Smith (Milwaukee Admirals), Jordin Tootoo (Milwaukee Admirals) & Scottie Upshall (Milwaukee Admirals) Didn't Play: Luke Bombardir, Greg Johnson, Raymond Murray & Steve Sullivan
#Sports#Hockey#Hockey Goalies#NHL#Nashville Predators#Belarus#Switzerland#Sweden#Czech Republic#Florida#South Carolina#Norway#Finland#Canada#Ontario#AHL
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Deep cleaning my room and found this from 2012! I remember I was on my way out of the hospital and my dad and I happen to walk by the Ryan secrest radio booth that they have set up and in flash was the fly guys. Someone who knew us through the hospital called us over and was like get their autographs! So I had to go back and look up the roster but it’s Scott Hartnell, Kimmo Timonen, Andrej Meszaros, Braydon Coburn and I cant tell if the top left corner is a Simmonds or coots. But anyway this was a cool memory that I kinda forgot about.
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after the blow to kimmo’s heart on media day (x)

followed by hartsy laughing at his pain (x)

claude broke it again before coming in with the save
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Lol a nod to CarBomb for retweeting it
#scott hartnell#kimmo timonen#claude giroux#daniel carcillo#hockey twitter#hockey twitter best twitter#lol#these dorks
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