Author: sdaddario

SUNRISE, FLA. — The story’s been told but requires retelling. After the Edmonton Oilers were swept four straight by the New York Islanders on their first trip to the Stanley Cup finals in 1983, they walked by Denis Potvin, Bryan Trottier and Co. in their dressing room and saw a lot of ice bags and […]

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