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    The Steel City Sports Fan (Penguins Edition) :: Godard Is Impressed with Crosby and Happy to be in Pittsburgh
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    He never takes a shift off.” "It’s been pretty good ... Everybody made me feel welcome. It’s a good group and the fans are great. It’s almost like a Canadian market. The fans are very knowledgeable and hockey is covered very well. We cut into football’s press a lot." “I guess I broke his orbital bone,” said Godard, who in true enforcer code, doesn’t like to see his opponents get injured. Full Article at Sports Blogs
    It’s been pretty good ... Everybody made me feel welcome. It’s a good group and the fans are great. It’s almost like a Canadian market. The fans are very knowledgeable and hockey is covered very well. We cut into football’s press a lot.
    SOURCE: Sports Blogs 12 months ago
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The Steel City Sports Fan (Penguins Edition) :: Godard Is Impressed with Crosby and Happy to be in Pittsburgh
  1. I guess I broke his orbital bone
    SOURCE: Sports Blogs 12 months ago
  2. I think Semin is jealous of Sidney
    SOURCE: Sports Blogs 12 months ago
  3. I never really heard exactly what he (Semin) said, but I know (coach Michel) Therrien came out and said something
    SOURCE: Sports Blogs 12 months ago
  4. What more can he do? He won the scoring title when he was 19, and he led them to the Stanley Cup finals last year. He’s a good guy, and on the ice, the guy works hard. He just works and works. He never takes a shift off.
    SOURCE: Sports Blogs 12 months ago

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