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He’s Gone Mad
by Paul on 03/19/07 at 10:49 AM ET
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from the Maven at The Maven,
Mad Magazine’s Alfred E. Newman had the priceless line, “What, me worry?”
I still love it.
Devils and Islanders fans might want to paraphrase Alfred E.
Come to think of it, with Pittsburgh in Manhattan tonight, Rangers rooters might want to steal Newman’s deathless phrase.
Worry? There’s much to share among the three locals.
For the Blueshirts, whose demolition of the Bruins has thrust them headfirst into the homestretch run, the worry is Sid Crosby, Evgeni Malkin and the under-the-radar phenom, Jordan Staal.
read on for more on the Rangers, Islanders and Devils…
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