On the Stanley Cup Road, It’s No HoJo Lodging for the Wings

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OnFrozenBlog OnFrozenBlog posted 6/9/2008 from www.onfrozenblog.com [flag]
One reason the Red Wings may not be terribly disappointed to play Game 6: a potential return to the Nemacolin Woodlands Resort, “one of only 21 hotels and resorts in the world to host AAA Five-Diamond lodging and dining.” The team took up residence there last week, for Games 3 and 4 in Pittsburgh. And thanks in part to Gary Bettman’s postseason scheduling, the Wings enjoyed an unhurried stay. [link]

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