wake20
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MVP!
Awesome read. This pic got to me after reading it, too.
Hahaha, the NHL didn't include Scott as an MVP finalist, and he won the vote anyway. The NHL pratfalled their way into a great story, and still tried to screw it up.
Sorry have to disagree. What a joke! You call 15 goals in 1 period "All Star" hockey? Gimme a break!
And Scott being in the game...another joke! And winning the MVP?
Yup, 5 goals in 285 career games has "All Star" written all over it....
Best All Star game in any sport in a very long time, and mostly because of John Scott. Watching the other players hoist the MVP onto their shoulders was incredible.
Did you watch any of the pro bowl?
Sorry have to disagree. What a joke! You call 15 goals in 1 period "All Star" hockey? Gimme a break!
And Scott being in the game...another joke! And winning the MVP?
Yup, 5 goals in 285 career games has "All Star" written all over it....
And he still isn’t listed as a candidate for the MVP, and the crowd just rebels. They didn’t chant “LET THEM PLAY” they chanted, “JOHN SCOTT” and “MVP.” And he sweeps the write-in vote, and the commissioner has to hand him a giant novelty cheque for a million dollars, and his bearded buddy Brent Burns helps hoist that six-foot-eight, 270-pound body up on their shoulders, like he’s some kind of colossal Rudy. Which, in a way, he is.
You could write that, if you wanted. Maybe somebody will. But whoever read the script would say, come on. This is a little over the top, right? I mean, I guess his pregnant wife could have gone into labour during the game and given birth at centre ice, but otherwise, maybe tone it down a little.
But it all happened, and everyone but the league was happy as hell for him, and even the NHL had to pretend they loved him, too. In what was probably his final appearance at the NHL level, John Scott saved the all-star game. He saved the league from itself.
Wideman initially said he didn’t see linesman Don Henderson, that he looked up at the last minute, and tried to dodge left, only Henderson went left too, and the two collided. But in his Tuesday hearing, Wideman’s side officially presented the defense that the player was concussed from a hit suffered seconds earlier. He did indeed look woozy on the bench, though he stayed in the game, and was later diagnosed with a concussion.
What's your favorite city that used to have an NHL team, but doesn't anymore?
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Montreal
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Montr-- crap, that guy beat me to it.