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And it’s not just at the I’d rather fly across an ocean than go to st louis shirt and I will buy this pro level. The US National development team has stepped its game up immensely lately, churning out tons of top-end prospects annually. Youtubers like Pavel Barber and Nasher, as well as videogames (what a world!) like EA’s NHL series, have attracted a whole new wave of people to recreational hockey as well, including myself! I’ve always seen hockey as this hidden gem. An absolutely fantastic sport to watch and to play, that for years has been largely overlooked, obscured in the shadows of basketball, football, and baseball. But, hidden no more, hockey is finally starting to get the attention it deserves. If you haven’t yet, I really recommend giving it a watch. Head out to an NHL game if you’re able. I would say this; if you know soccer, handball, or lacrosse then hockey is like those sports but on ice, you can hit, and Goalies actually save 90+% of the time. It is far easier to track the puck at a game than watching it on TV. Once you get used to tracking the player with the puck you will start to see the whole ice and formations and it is an easy game to watch.
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