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Sometimes Cheaters Do Prosper

By pucksandbooks 26 July, 2007

Allan Muir of Sports Illustrated recently spoke with Brett Hull about hockey rulebreaking. Hull is a self-proclaimed cheater who proudly flaunted the NHL’s blade-curve restrictions; he also discusses other ways players have bent or broken the rules for a competitive advantage.
While these transgressions pale when compared to performance-enhancing drugs and other woes currently plaguing baseball, basketball and football, Muir’s article still makes for an interesting read.

This was written by pucksandbooks. Posted on at 7:33 pm. Filed under National Hockey League.
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2 Comments

  1. J.P. wrote:

    I like the cut of Hull’s jib – if you don’t agree with a rule, don’t follow it. He’d make a perfect member of the Bush Administration.

    26 July, 2007 at 8:16 pm | Permalink
  2. VT Caps Fan wrote:

    ZING!

    26 July, 2007 at 8:32 pm | Permalink

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