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Fansided · Mar 11, 2020

Staying Off Social Media Might Be Best for Toronto Maple Leafs

From what we’ve witnessed throughout the years regarding the Toronto Maple Leafs and social media, it might be in their best interest to stay off of it for the rest of the season.

If the Toronto Maple Leafs don’t make the playoffs, some people, who have no heart or soul at all will leave terrible comments on players’ social media accounts.

Even if they make the playoffs, get to the second round and then get boasted out, there will unfortunately still be some rude commenters.

It won’t go away, and I doubt it ever will. The Toronto Maple Leafs know that it would probably be best to stay off Instagram and Twitter until their season ends.

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