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Call Risto Now
by Paul on 04/02/08 at 04:00 AM ET
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from Risto Pakarinen at NHL.com,
The majority of my time during the NHL season is spent talking hockey. So I thought to myself, why not talk hockey with you? Yes, I do mean talk.
I have always been interested in hearing the views of anyone who loves the game of hockey. It intrigues me what people in Seattle, Washington, or Orillia think of the game. Are they different than a fan in Stockholm? Do the European fans see the game differently than someone in Australia?
Do the players themselves want to talk about the game when they are not playing? How about team and League executives, do they talk hockey 24/7?
On Wednesday, April 2, everyone can let me know how you feel. You can call me crazy, but you can also call me. I am giving out my phone number to talk hockey with you.
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