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Brett Hull Chatter
by Alanah McGinley on 05/12/08 at 11:32 AM ET
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From Joe O’Connor at the National Post, some chat with Brett Hull, co-GM of the Dallas Stars. A sampling:
National Post: You were a goal scorer and a teammate of Dominik Hasek in Detroit. And you know Chris Osgood, whose been around a long time. So, do you have any tips for Dallas’ shooters in the Western final?
Brett Hull: The way goalies play goal now, they are all the same. There are only certain places you can shoot today on an NHL goalie and score. [...]NP: What is your guilty pleasure?
BH: Can I say tequila?NP: Finish this sentence for me: Old scorers never die they just…
BH: Learn to score off the ice.
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