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I don't see anything wrong in doing a short special on a kid who many hockey observers see as special.It's Canada, of course they are going to do hockey related stories......and tons of people will watch it too.
ktownhockey said:Why is everyone on this post being so bitter?
Epsilon said:Which lineup is better?
Sidney Crosby - Patrice Bergeron - Nigel Dawes
Dion Phaneuf - Cam Barker
Jeff Glass
coach: Brent Sutter
vs.
Chris "Jesus" Ferguson - Gus Hansen - Daniel Negranu
Phil Hellmuth Jr. - Phil "the Unabomber" Laak
Greg "Fossilman" Raymer
coach: Howard "the Professor" Lederer
You don't think he'll be a great player? I'd be interested to hear if you think he's overrated and why.Vlad The Impaler said:They may sound bitter but in reality, I think they just want responsible, balanced journalism as opposed to the lame feel-good fiction pieces you obviously enjoy.
There are ways to focus on a national team without yet again dubbing a player "the next one".
You can't ever just be the next "yourself" anymore with hockey media. If you're over 6 foot 6 and a Slovak who can't skate for ****, you gotta be the next Chara. If you're a Czech goalie and are athletic, you're obviously the next Hasek. And if you've got 374 brothers like Staal, some third rate hockey publication HAS to say EVERY FREAKING ONE OF THEM is going to be better than the elder. And every couple of years (when it's not two years in a row), the top of the draft class has to be the next Gretzky, Lemieux, Orr, etc.
Do yourself a favor. Don't just watch the Crosby special. TAPE it. And in a couple of years, just put it in the VCR to be amazed at how gullible you were back then.
Barnaby said:Where is Lederer?
His sister could kick Bergeron's *** by the way
bigguns said:I think that crosby is an awesome player and obviously has a very prosperous future in the NHL. But, I think that it is a shame that all the attention is focused on him and not from a jealous point of view. You would think that he might want to be a kid every once in awhile and not have a microphone shoved up his nose everytime he turns a corner.