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by Paul on 12/13/07 at 11:26 AM ET
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from Mark Dwyer at the New Canaan News-Review,
I face off against an icy conundrum. Hockey is a sport that fascinates me, but also one I doubt I will ever follow as religiously as I do baseball, college basketball and football....
I don’t know why I never started to follow hockey when I was younger. The more and more I thought about it, the more ridiculous it sounded when I analyzed all the other activities that preoccupied my childhood.
I learned to ice skate where the New York Rangers practiced, though I never felt the need to attend a Rangers practice.
One of my favorite toys was a mini stick which I used in endless games of basement hockey. When above ground, I spent entire afternoons with that stick (which bears the Rangers’ logo), a baseball glove and some ridiculous type of mask while defending my friend’s bookshelf.
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