Paul Stewart's Stories

[MRandall25]

I stumbled upon this after a Deadspin article highlighting Eric Lindros's d*****baggery during his rookie season, and found the other articles to be fairly interesting as well.

Here's the article with the Lindros stuff:

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/paul-stew ... 1405531613" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

If you click on his name, you can find more.

[Crankshaft]

I still think Paul Stewart is a toolbag.

[brwi]

I still think Paul Stewart is a toolbag.

Never was a fan of Paul Stewart and thought he believed fans were there to see him and not the two teams, but he does have some real interesting commentary posted, especially about officiating in the NHL :

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/paul-stew ... 51059.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

He's still kind of a d-bag too if you read his other articles, like a man with an ax to grind at times.

[Great58]

I still think Paul Stewart is a toolbag.

I think his stories tend to confirm that opinion.

[ffemtreed]

I always hated him and Mick McGeough. They were the two worst!

[shmenguin]

I wish lindros could have screwed over Stewart in a way less damaging to children. They're both rotten.

[PghSkins]

Lindros is to Koo Koo Bananas as Giroux is to Cop butt

Oh those Flyers.

[Digitalgypsy66]

Lindros, through the equipment manager who handled the posters, denies the shameful behavior:
http://buzzonbroad.com/flyers/flyers-eq ... um=twitter" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

[DocEmrick]

Never liked Stewart, but it's a good article none-the-less. I love on-ice anecdotes like this.

[JS©]

Lindros, through the equipment manager who handled the posters, denies the shameful behavior:
http://buzzonbroad.com/flyers/flyers-eq ... um=twitter" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

I noticed that Stewart responded to the denial in the comments section.

I think that it might have happened, but there might have been some exaggeration in the story that has grown over time.

[Digitalgypsy66]

Stewart also owns a gravesite maintenance company. Interesting...not something I knew existed.