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This Game is Rigged

by Alanah McGinley on 04/18/08 at 02:19 PM
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Hmmm. Someone at the NHL Tournament of Logos has a perverse sense of fair-play.  This week, one their polls features Roberto Luongo’s mask art versus Dan Cloutier’s.  And as is the case in so many things for Clouts, the dude didn’t have a prayer. 

Votes are currently sitting at 1,231 to 127 in Luongo’s favor.  This screenshot from the poll should explain why…

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What’s Up in Los Angeles?

by Alanah McGinley on 03/11/08 at 09:47 PM
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There was an Iain MacIntyre article in the Vancouver Sun this morning which brought up some serious issues about Dan Cloutier’s experience since his trade to the Los Angeles Kings.  In it, MacIntyre addressed issues about Cloutier’s recent career that hadn’t been publicized before.

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But harder than stopping the puck was the feeling Cloutier had—has—that the Kings weren’t doing much to help him.

The team insisted he shed his birdcage wire mask and helmet, citing insurance issues. Cloutier was never comfortable in a traditional mask, and a few games into last season he was feeling physical discomfort.

He was having hip pain. He volunteered to keep playing because the Kings’ other goalie, Mathieu Garon, had a broken finger. Cloutier’s pain got worse, but the team insisted initially there was little wrong with him.

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