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Jared Spurgeon Got Mad Against the Kings. Then He Got Even.

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Brian Burke, the former NHL executive turned hockey luminary, has a theory about officiating in hockey. The first call of a game is the most important one because it sets the standard for the rest of the night. It lets players and coaches know where the line is and gives them an idea of what kind of...
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Jared Spurgeon Got Mad Against the Kings. Then He Got Even.

Brian Burke, the former NHL executive turned hockey luminary, has a theory about officiating in hockey. The first call of a game is the most important one because it sets the standard for the rest of the night. It lets players and coaches know where the line is and gives them an idea of what kind of...

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Hockey Wilderness broke the news in on Wednesday, March 19, 2025.
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