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Klatt Talks
by Paul on 11/12/08 at 10:03 AM ET
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from Adam Proteau of the Hockey News,
In his first post-lockout interview, retired NHLer and NHL Players’ Association executive committee member Trent Klatt told The Hockey News how betrayed he felt after discovering that former NHLPA executive director Ted Saskin and another union official hacked into players’ personal email accounts.
“It was like I got kicked in the balls, pardon my French,” Klatt told THN for a story that will appear in the Dec. 1st issue of the magazine. “To think they’re hacking into my emails in my house, in Northern Minnesota, and reading everything…there are just lines you don’t cross, and I never imagined that would take place. I still can’t believe it.
“At the time Ted first took over, that wasn’t something I thought was possible. But he just brought it on himself.”
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