buickanddeere
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St Louis won their first Stanley Cup . 4-1 over Boston . 2 American
players on the team and 19 Canadians .
players on the team and 19 Canadians .
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buickanddeere
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Typo, Actually 3 American Players, 19 Canadians .
Bruce from Can.
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Hockey? Hockey? What? Were they still playing hockey? lol !! The once important entertainment to many of us Canadians, has been watered down by too many franchises, just doesn?t mean much to most folks like it once did. Minor hockey leagues are struggling in many areas now too. The 19 Canadian players to 3 American players on the winning team sounds about right for hockey. How many Canadian players playing basketball in the Toronto team. Seems they are playing some American team in some contest right now.
Mike(NEOhio)
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Watered down?? No different from the NFL.
Janicholson
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My wife was in the Ice Capades as a performer. Her father met Frank Zamboni while she was practicing at Paramount Ice Rink. Small world.
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buickanddeere
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Basket Ball was invented in Canada .
btw the Raptors won the championship last night in the 6th playoff game .
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