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Give Me Hockey - The On-Ice Kind
by Paul on 03/12/09 at 09:20 AM ET
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I wrote a few days ago at NHL.com that I was thankful the trade deadline was over and now we could focus on the game, the game that is played on the ice.
I don’t know about you, but enough fighting talk, headshots talk and Bettman taking on Laraque talk.
Enough salary cap questions for next year, enough Jagr and Radulov may return talk, enough of everything not related to the games being played on the ice.
All the other stuff can wait until a team captain raises the Stanley Cup over his head.
It is time to turn our focus on the game that is played on the ice. I have had enough of coaches battling with media, GM’s with their multiple opinions and all the other stories going on behind the glass.
Focus everyone, focus on the game- on the ice!
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