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Murphy vs. Errey
by Paul on 06/07/09 at 10:26 AM ET
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Larry Murphy and Bob Errey have been providing their analysis of the Stanley Cup Finals for the NHL Network and I am noticing a bit of team pride coming through.
Murphy provides analysis for the Red Wings TV broadcast network during the regular season and first two rounds of the playoffs and Errey does the same for the Penguins. Both men did play for the other team too durng their NHL career but as this series goes deeper and deeper, their ‘homer’ hats are being worn.
I am enjoying the banter between the two, with Murphy having the last word after the Wings victory in game 5. What is next is a question yet to be answered, but I am sure the intensity between the two will pick up even more.
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