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Monday Morning Musings
jesgolbez.blogspot.com - 4/30/2008
Monday Morning Musings
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I know I haven't given Dallas any credit this post-season, and they continue to win and win and win against good teams. I never expected their passive-Eurochoke style would work against the physical beasts like San Jose and Anaheim, yet the Stars are just 2 wins away from facing the Red Wings in the Conference final (As if Colorado has a chance) I always felt Detroit could be exploited by ...

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Deadspin — ... Some Monday Morning Musings on a Wednesday. Time flies when you're on a narcotics bender. Be that as it may, check out the photo of the t-shirt at the end of the post. [Hockey Rants] ...

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