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Well he dropped Klem's name in the same article so I just don't know what to think.
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Klem is too good to have his name in that dickwads mouth... Ohh the jokes to be made here.
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Jaeckel cited his "good friend" Bob Klem in regards to a Lou trade in the same blog he floated the Kane rumor. Don't shoot the messenger.
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Wow Bob, didn't realize you had a douchebag following. Glad I don't read that page, not even sure where to go to read it honestly.
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Well sure... there is a different between shameless self promotion and him being a ******. Just because he's an idiot and a horrible writer that knows nothing about anything going on, and forgive me for this, as you can tell because he's quoting his friend Bob Klem as a source for a Lou rumor.... that doesn't make him a bad person who hates all common sense things... He's just a total dumbass who happens to hate PANCAN. At this point who would refuse to support Skate legitimately. Supporting skate doesn't make him a better human being or legitimize his writing it just means he's not a total failure in life. Just writing.
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hahaha I love ya so it's nothing to do with you, but he's quoting your facebook page! haha.... for shame.... fo shame.
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Yep. ingoalmag did the piece. I shared it on facebook and here, so he got it one of those two places.
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Well... we all know he reads this place, I wouldn't doubt he's a poster. Just look for the names that don't pile on. haha.
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Hossa suffered the concussion when Raffi Torres hit him in the head during the Blackhawks' first-round playoff series with the Phoenix Coyotes. After a few weeks of necessary rest, Hossa is back to working out and apparently feels good. Barring an unexpected setback, the veteran forward should be good to go for training camp.[/background][/background][/font]
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[background=transparent]Forward Marian Hossa appears to be recovering from his concussion reasonably well. According to the Chicago Sun-Times, the 33-year-old is expected to attendthe Chicago Blackhawks annual convention next week. That wouldn't be the case if he was still struggling.[/background][background=transparent]
"We look forward to seeing him face-to-face," coach Joel Quenneville said Wednesday.[/background][background=transparent]
Hossa suffered the concussion when Raffi Torres hit him in the head during the Blackhawks' first-round playoff series with the Phoenix Coyotes. After a few weeks of necessary rest, Hossa is back to working out and apparently feels good. Barring an unexpected setback, the veteran forward should be good to go for training camp.[/background][/background][/font]