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Hockey Has No Borders
by Alanah McGinley on 03/24/08 at 02:17 PM ET
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From Paul Kukla at Hockey.com,
Hockey fans are everywhere. They can live in Key West, Florida, they may live in any European country or could be following the game from a remote island in the Caribbean.
Wherever they are, they have a common bond with all of us; they are hockey fans. Fans who love the game, a certain team and no matter what it is, they are hockey fans, just like us.
Now I must ask, why do certain hockey scribes continue to play the “south of the border” card when writing about the state, both current and future, of the NHL? According to those who write these types of rants, the only place hockey should be played is in Canada and if it is being played elsewhere, well, then it is a problem until it gets fixed.
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