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Alfredsson Pays Off Bet
by Paul on 01/19/09 at 07:03 PM ET
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from Rob Brodie of OttawaSenators.com,
Maybe Daniel Alfredsson will never learn.
The Ottawa Senators captain happily paid the price for betting against Team Canada in the gold-medal game of the 2009 IIHF World Jjunior Championship. With his eldest son Hugo in tow, Alfredsson arrived on a snowmobile Monday afternoon to make good on a friendly wager with teammate Shean Donovan.
The two sides put a fun bet on the table for the tournament’s final game at Scotiabank Place. If Canada vanquished Alfredsson’s beloved Sweden, then the Senators captain had to clear off the snow from Donovan’s backyard rink. A victory by the Tre Kronor would have put the shovel in Donovan’s hands.
continued with a picture of Alfie shoveling off the rink…
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