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Busted Coverage Gets On ABC7 Chicago For Those Drunken Patrick Kane Photos

Found June 01, 2012 on Busted Coverage:
PLAYERS: Patrick Kane,  Patrick Sharp
TEAMS: Chicago Blackhawks
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BC reader J.D. in Evanston sent word last night that Busted made an appearance on the local news. “Dude, I was watching ABC7 last night and all of a sudden there are the Kaner photos and BC on the sports. Couldn’t believe it.” Well, we were kinda tipped off that ABC-Chicago was going to use the drunken Kane pics. We just didn’t know they’d use them in this context of a charity story.

Long story short, Patrick Sharp was trying to do good at some school and ABC7 wanted to know what he thought of Kaner getting sh*tfaced in Madison a few weeks ago.

Did Sharp deserve this kind of questioning while he’s trying to give back to schools? Probably not. Should ABC7 instead be staking out Kane at the gym where he works out? Makes much more sense.


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