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Another Hockey Blogging Pioneer
by Paul on 08/06/09 at 02:31 PM ET
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from PuckDaddy,
If you write or read a hockey blog, then you know and owe the name Eric McErlain. His Off Wing Opinion was a trailblazing hockey blog, and his work on establishing guidelines for credential bloggers was a landmark moment. He went on to create the NHL blog on AOL’s FanHouse and served as The Sporting Blog’s resident hockey voice.
But he’s also as passionate a hockey fan as you’ll find, as was evident from his overwhelming coverage of the Winter Classic at Wrigley Field earlier this year.
The following list is drenched in puckhead nostalgia and the common bonds we share as fans—from the rink to the living room.
Here are Five Reasons Eric McErlain Loves Hockey:
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