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Word on the Street: John Tortorella

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Definitely worse, I mean they’re both assholes but at least Hitler wasn’t some American. 

Dan Hart, Canadian patriot / moron

I think he’s a little better. Sure Hitler was a great leader but Tortorella’s got a Stanley Cup ring . . . what did Hitler ever win . . . Poland?

Cindy Smith, Is forgetting Hitler’s back-to-back NBA Championships

I don’t watch hockey . . . was Hitler that coach they used to have?

Josh McKay, Not even a patriot — just a moron

They’re not even comparable, totally different coaching styles and run completely opposite systems . . . I guess they share similar feelings towards the Jews though.

Stephen Spinowski, Might be projecting some things onto Torts

Worse. I don’t think Hitler would’ve ever yelled at a reporter. 

Henry Grisham, Member of the Press

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