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I like the NHL offseason because it sometimes turns into high school. Like Dale Tallon gets whacked in Chicago, and Martin Havlat jumps on Twitter to drop some cryptic messages: I guess everyone saw what happened to Dale….yes, the story is starting to come out but it’s just the tip of the iceberg. What are we even supposed to do with that? Is Havlat confusing Twitter and LiveJournal? It’s cool that Havlat is so accessible, but some of his work needs
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by Bruce CiskieFiled under: Blackhawks, Wild, WesternMartin Havlat may play for the Minnesota Wild now, but there is obviously some acrimony over his departure from Chicago.Twice during the two weeks since Havlat signed with Minnesota, he has used his Twitter page to drop some interesting hints about why he is no longer with the Blackhawks. Tuesday's re-assignment of general...
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Ever since news broke late Monday night that the Blackhawks were replacing Dale Tallon as general manager with Stan Bowman, former Blackhawk Martin Havlat has been a Tweeting machine on his Twitter page. He's been letting his thoughts be heard in 140 character or less bursts.Here are some examples of what Havlat had to say.I guess everyone saw what happened to Dale....yes, the...
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July 15, 2009
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Dear Mr. Havlat:Let me first start off that we are absolutely thrilled about having you play for the Minnesota Wild. You are an electrifying player who will bring the Wild faithful to their feet several times in the upcoming season. You probably left money on the table from other offers and we salute you for choosing to play here. But having said all that, we really think itâ...
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