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Originally Posted by CorsiHockeyLeague
And when the subject is the frequency that a rubber disk goes into a 6 foot by 4 foot net defended by a guy wearing a silly mask, or who should be selected first in the draft by a team named after a Disney film from 1992, I am perfectly willing to give a #### what they have to say about that utterly meaningless, unimportant game, because their personal qualifications, their ability to provide insight or meaningful additions to the discourse - or lack thereof - are of accordingly low importance.
It's when stuff like this, or the George Floyd protests, or other instances where the "real world" crosses over with the sports world, that I suddenly can't listen to podcasts or watch intermission panels for a week without wanting to slap people across the face.
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I would rather hear from persons within the industry than the Don Lemons or Tucker Carlsons latest hot takes on a sport to which they have never paid attention, especially if it happens within the hockey world.
Although I understand what you're saying and, honestly, it's been tough intermixing social commentary with sports lately. Between COVID and everything else, I'm just exhausted by it.