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5 comments:
One word: Rafalski
I second that Rafalski!
-Trase
And, don't forget the great performance by the goalie. He was a marvel, and I hope he keeps his charm.
What a terrific gold medal hockey game!!!
That is the way hockey should be always played and if it were, hockey would become a first tier sport.
Down and back, hard hitting, no fighting and great sportsmanship at the conclusion.
What a way to wind up the Olympics !!!
( and a big congrats to our old favorite and fine fellow Stevie Y heading up the northern congregation !!! )
One of the best things about watching Olympic hockey is that it's uninterrupted by commercials. We have gotten so used to watching sporting events with stops every few minutes for commercials that we forget how the damned games are supposed to be played.
Frequent stops disturb the flow of the game for the athletes as well as the viewers. It gives tired people lots of rest. Football is like that on TV, and basketball.
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