Sports Radio Detroit
Any true fan knows Red Wing Crosby is a great player, but a little punk disrespect. Wings in six, again?
Only Detroit radio tune sports (97.1fm "The Ticket") and you Wings fans certainly call here all day saying exactly that – Penguins are one heck of a team and on a roll, but Crosby is a brat. And they say Wings in six or seven years. Will Sid the children and adults learn to respect the game?
I agree with you. It is a very good player, but it is still too immature. I say Wings in 6. 97.1 AMOR! I hear all the time.
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