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The 3-on-3 tournament is still a winning NHL All-Star Game formula
The NHL has found something fun here.
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Lace ‘em up. Time for the Morning Skate.
Another NHL All-Star Weekend is in the books. And after year two of the 3-on-3 format, it’s safe to call it a winning formula for the NHL. That is, if you don’t hate the idea of All-Star Games in general. But if you’re open to it, there was a lot to like on Sunday!
The 3-on-3 format starts goofy (see: P.K. Subban laying out to stop a pass and not getting up for half a minute), but as the $1 million prize draws closer, the final game turns into a legitimately hard-fought 3-on-3 game. The result was one of the more entertaining All-Star Games in recent memory.
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P.K. Subban spent the Skills Competition pranking people.
And the Blue Jackets just Twitter trolled people.
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Ryan Kesler’s son stole the show.
... right after Snoop Dogg crashed it.
Chris Pronger terrorizing Justin Bieber is everything.
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