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by Paul on 06/15/09 at 07:22 PM ET
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from Kevin Allen of Mucking and Grinding at USA TODAY,
When it comes to rumor reporting, I’m always a skeptic. The vast majority of rumors don’t pass the common sense or salary cap test. And some of those that do pass, get knocked down with even the tiniest bit of good reporting with people who know what is going on.
But it occurs to me that much of the reports that I don’t believe for even a second, end up with thousands of people reading them.
Maybe I would be better off reporting what I don’t believe. OK, here is what I don’t believe:
1. That the Vancouver Canucks will let the Sedin twins leave town as unrestricted free agents…
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