Found January 30, 2009 on
The Hockey Herald:
The year was 1992.
I was a? 15 year old boy who had two passions, the Flyers and girls.? I did okay with the girls.? I was coming out of that awkward lanky stage that boys go through.? The Flyers, on the other hand, were not fairing as well.? In the spring, they would miss the [...]
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