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Words We Hear All The Time
by Paul on 12/07/07 at 09:52 AM ET
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from Canada.com,
“When we say, ‘Go get him,’ we never look to actually hurt somebody,” said Lindsay, who earned the moniker “Terrible Ted” due to his physical play during a 17-year career spent mostly with the Detroit Red Wings….
On Thursday, Lindsay was not alone in suggesting comments Crawford may have made are being taken out of context.
“I say, ‘He must pay a price,’ every night when I do my broadcasts,” said Jim Fox, a former Kings player turned colour commentator. “‘Paying the price’ is part of any sports world.”
Former Canucks goalie and current Rogers Sportsnet analyst John Garrett said if Moore had not been hurt, then Crawford’s statements would not be painted so negatively.
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