IceQuest: The Saga

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The Stanley Cup Playoffs begin Wednesday in the National Hockey LeagueClick here to learn about third-party website links Guided By History happily gives a stamp of approval!

Whether or not you're a hockey fan, you should take a look at the sport. Hockey is cool and has all the elements you love. There's the video game element, for starters: Teams race back and forth trying to put a small projectile Click here to learn about third-party website links in a cage Click here to learn about third-party website links using cudgelsClick here to learn about third-party website links The cage is protected Click here to learn about third-party website links by a Cerberus-like figureClick here to learn about third-party website links

Wells Fargo on ice (Click for larger image in a new window)Hockey has the basketball element: Graceful, speedy strategy and playmaking — even speedier, though. But it's without all the silly officiating, where the whistle interrupts everything all night long. Hockey has the football element: Shoulder pads and helmets, big guys plowing into each other Click here to learn about third-party website links — even slamming each other into a wall! But it's a smaller field of play, and hockey players exercise all this skill and hard contact while on ice skatesClick here to learn about third-party website links

Pretty macho.

Hockey also has a baseball-like history Click here to learn about third-party website links, with great games and legendary players and a Hall of Fame Click here to learn about third-party website links and dynasties Click here to learn about third-party website links and everything. To cap it all, the Stanley Cup Click here to learn about third-party website links quest is a total saga every year. The winning team overcomes every possible obstacle — only the very best can survive to claim the Stanley Cup.

I say all this not because I'm a fan — I'm a fan because of all of this, which made me a fan. Hockey is cool. Chuck sez check it out!

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