
Simple. They were going for the big score. They asked many guys for a stick.
Much to our surprise, too, several were willing.

By no means am I putting them down. It is their right and I respect every answer given.
Still, though, Steven Stamkos left behind this Bauer Supreme gem, which I quickly picked up and added to our collection.

Mike Smith (above) and Antero Niittymaki (at left) offered up these specimens. When asked, both acted as if it were an honor to give up their tools of trade and smiled while doing so.

(Editor's note: I can, but don't dare say.)
As Wright came off of the ice, he walked right over to her and started up a conversation. Mikayla gave him a few letters that she wrote to him and a friendship was born. He stayed and talked to her for about 15 minutes or so and let her know how much he appreciated the letters.
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