bert
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There is no evidence that it was the main motivation for Perry, as he mainly mentioned that he liked representing Canada and didn't want to refuse too often because eventually the opportunity stops coming, and it was certainly not the only thing that the media in North America talked about. This is revision at best, a lie at worst. I also highly doubt that any North American players care very much (at all) about the IIHF hall of fame.
The "triple gold club" an incredibly contrived and redundant "achievement" that is nothing more than a transparent attempt by the IIHF to slightly raise the profile of its primary tournament by attaching it to more famous achievements.
Take a log off the fire Jack. No need to be so serious, he certainly thought about it when making his decision along with many other factors.