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by Paul on 03/21/08 at 12:48 PM ET
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from Michael Farber of Sports Illustrated,
The entire city of Toronto is practically pleading with the beloved Maple Leafs to wave a white towel on 2007-08, especially in the light of injuries to captain Mats Sundin, Nik Antropov and now the season-ender to defenseman Carlo Colaiacovo. Meanwhile, an astute NHL observer of my acquaintance, a man young enough to stay up until the end of West Coast games, tells me that he heard a color commentator get apoplectic when Los Angeles Kings coach Marc Crawford had the temerity to pull his goaltender in an attempt to score a late, tying goal. According to our spy, the commentator sputtered that the woeful Kings should be trying to get a better draft position, not a point by forcing overtime.
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