FanIQ.com - 4/30/2008
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A brief NHL highlight before we delve into Mark Cuban's parting gift, lunatics in the mass media and general lunacy in sports.
I'm always amused when we get a candid moment between officials and athletes. Considering what pricks many can be, it's surprising we don't hear this more often.
During last night's Rangers-Penguins game, Versus caught this NHL ref telling Marty Straka ...
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