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Montreal Canadiens Plus/Minus: Danish Hockey, Cammy and Protests

Found January 11, 2012 on HabsAddict.com:
TEAMS: Montreal Canadiens
The new year has certainly proven eventful for the Canadiens. We have seen the return of a beloved goal song, a superlative performance from a young Dane, protests in front of the Bell Centre and the return of a playoff hero. And we are barely ten days into 2012. After a brief, but welcome, holiday hiatus, Plus/Minus takes a look at some of these topics, namely the emergence of Danish...

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