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Richards is Ready for Tonight

Found November 24, 2012 on NY Rangers Blog: Yardbarker Blogger Network
PLAYERS: Brad Richards
TEAMS: New York Rangers
Just arrived in Atlantic City with @hlundqvist30 and @jneal_18.Looking forward to getting in to some game action tonight! #OpHatTrick — Brad Richards (@BRichards_1991) November 24, 2012 ...hope everyone who is lucky to attend has a great time. If you do, definitely send me pics so I can post on the blog. E-mail me nyrfan94@yahoo.com. Remember to follow me on Twitter & Facebook or e-mail me at nyrfan94@yahoo.com.
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