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Cowtown boy from Calgary, Canada writes: "According to Roenick, Keenan instructed the team's medical staff to put a cast on Roenick's wrist after a slash by the Penguins' Kevin Stevens to make a point that the Pittsburgh players were getting away with murder."
Between the cheating like the above, performance enhancing drugs. bringing in last minute players like Forsberg and Selanni, it's no wonder I hardly bother to watch this crap any more. The NHL is becoming more of a joke every year.- Posted 09/04/08 at 10:44 AM EDT | Alert an Editor | Link to Comment
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Des Mond from Canada writes: GOO CANUCKS!!!
- Posted 09/04/08 at 11:51 AM EDT | Alert an Editor | Link to Comment
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Crazy ForCoCoPuffs from Canada writes:
@Cowtown boy:
I would hardly categorize wearing a cast between games as cheating. Players coming in late after an injury or even a rest is hardly tantamount to cheating -- besides, it's there for every team to do. And the drugs accusation is pure speculation, unless you know something the rest of us don't?
Trying to get a psychological edge over the opposition is as old as the hills. I'm sure if Keenan wasn't working every angle, there'd be some clowns out there saying he wasn't doing his job.- Posted 09/04/08 at 12:16 PM EDT | Alert an Editor | Link to Comment
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