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SCF Verdict: Great Hockey
by Alanah McGinley on 06/02/08 at 11:55 AM ET
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From Mike Brophy at The Hockey News,
This has not been the close Stanley Cup final many hoped for when two high-powered offenses like the Detroit Red Wings and Pittsburgh Penguins hooked up.
In fact, there is a good chance it’ll all be over on Monday.
But here’s the thing – the hockey has been great. The NHL appears to be inching closer and closer to what it set out to accomplish following the lockout with a greater emphasis in speed and skill.
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I watched a tape of the 1975 Flyers/Sabres SCF game on ESPN Classic. Man, those guys stunk. The goalies were actually very good but the players couldn’t skate or stay onsides. Thank god we now have Euros in the NHL because no way is there enough talent in Canada to field a 30 team league. The hockey today is light years better than those days and anybody that talks about the “good ole days” is senile.
Posted by kevin from boston on 06/02/08 at 11:36 AM ET