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Just Traded Wolski Goal Beats Avs
by Paul on 03/05/10 at 08:51 AM ET
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from Adrian Dater of All Things Avs,
Needless to say, a lot of Avs personnel – management included – were walking around in a bit of a daze well after the game. A day after they trade him to Phoenix, the Avs are burned on a one-time slapper from the left circle to the far post by Wolski with 22.8 seconds left in a 1-1 game at Jobing.com Arena.
Call it the robbing at Jobing.
No matter how the Avs try to spin this, they were made to look like complete fools tonight. But doesn’t that always happen in games against players they had just traded? If there is one thing guaranteed in life, it’s that the Avs will always get burned by a guy they had just traded.
read on and watch the Wolski goal below…
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