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Predators Don’t Matter
by Paul on 12/04/09 at 05:54 PM ET
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from Jay Zawaski of ChicagoNow,
So why are Predators so uninteresting? They’ve been competitive at times. They’ve battled the Hawks for playoff spots before.
The answer is Nashville. At least to me, there is a mental block that a team from Nashville Tennessee doesn’t frickin’ matter. It’s the most un-hockey place on the planet.
Hell, when the Preds score they play Tim McGraw’s, “I Like It, I Love It, I Want Some More of It” song. Way to buck the stereotype hill rods.
I simply can not get excited about a game against the Predators. There will never be a rivalry between these two teams…ever.
The author should take a little trip back in time and remember where the Blackhawks were then.
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