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3rd Period Highlights From The All Star Game In Atlanta
by Paul on 01/27/08 at 09:09 PM ET
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Five minutes of highlights!
Pretty good 3rd period for an ASG. Now, on to Montreal for next year.
Game recap from Phil Coffey of NHL.com.
Watch the highlights…
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I really enjoyed having the goalies miced up during the game and having the TV commentary guys talk with him. Even though I want my goalie to keep his head in the game, it would be a great way to increase viewership. What other sport can talk with the players during game play?
Posted by Tuba Guy from Royal Oak, MI on 01/27/08 at 10:13 PM ET