“Tenacity. In hockey, we use a lot of goofy little terms about player to describe a player. Intangibles, work ethic, intelligence. It’s a great mix. He’s a very smart hockey player.” – Kevin Dineen
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"Tenacity. In hockey, we use a lot of goofy little terms about player to describe a player. Intangibles, work ethic, intelligence. It’s a great mix. He’s a very smart hockey player." – Kevin Dineen
"Tenacity. In hockey, we use a lot of goofy little terms about player to describe a player. Intangibles, work ethic, intelligence. It’s a great mix. He’s a very smart hockey player." – Kevin Dineen
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