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Talk About My Hockey History
You like sports? I like sports! Sports are fun. Let’s talk about my Hockey history. Lets jump right into it.
Bloomington Thunder is the reason I got into hockey. My dad was able to get hockey tickets from his work and he would take us to the games. The first hockey game I went to was a Bloomington Thunder game. When I went to my first game I got my first hockey puck. I was so excited I held it the entire night (I was like 5 or 6 so I was really hyper and happy). I was watching tv in my room when I was 8 and I saw something that caught my eye and it said hockey.
I immediately grabbed the remote and changed the channel. I watched that hockey game and didn't miss a minute. I was watching a Chicago Blackhawks Hockey game. Little did I know the
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