A video that might make American hockey fans mad...the part I think you would be interested starts at about 4:30 into the video.
Don Cherry's claim for Canada's greatness
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2 comments:
Thats a bunch of BS he can take that suit and shove it up his @#@. Real hockey players come from all over Minnesota that is just one State, where Canada is a whole Nation.
Yeah...it's people like Don that hold American hockey back by saying this, but he's doing his job by doing that. This is why the good players in the USHL rarely stay in the USHL throughout their junior careers...because some people tell them that they have to go to the CHL to be successful. If players started staying in the USHL and building the league's reputation, it would do wonders for the league.
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