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Canes Are Proof The New NHL Works
by Paul on 04/04/06 at 11:51 AM ET
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from Scott Burnside of ESPN,
Every day in New York, NHL commissioner Gary Bettman must find a window with a southerly exposure and offer up profound thanks to Carolina GM Jim Rutherford, head coach Peter Laviolette, renaissance player and captain Rod Brind’Amour, superstar in the making Eric Staal and the rest of the dynamic Canes.
They are Bettman’s new NHL.
They are living, breathing, skating, scoring proof that the lockout worked, that the salary cap works, that the new rules (and enforcement of the old ones) work. Forget the lame “Art of War” ad campaign, the NHL should have just brought some cameras into the RBC Center and let ‘em roll.
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