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3 comments:
The greatest fans in hockey? I doubt that. That title belongs to Toronto Maple Leaf fans.
So the Canadians pulled another David and knocked off the Pens Goliath in the NHL playoffs. Malkin was the invisible man in the series. Was he hurt or just not caring.
Walt AKA All Sports on the Web
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Well doesn't every team say that about their fans??? And, although it may not be true (actually it could be true to each individual team because without the fans what does the team have?!), its good PR for them to do it!!
And ... I don't want to talk about the series just yet ... I'm still "getting over it!" ; )
When I went on the Pens site and saw that message I definitely felt a little better. It was good PR and it worked on me, even though I knew it was cliche.
I'm still sad about no more Penguins hockey until October :( And that the Igloo is no longer the home of our Boys. Console Energy Centre is not exactly an inspiring name IMO.
@Walt
Toronto Maple Leafs fans are definitely not the greatest fans in hockey!
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