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Willie Mitchell earns coaches' kudos by giving forwards enough rope to hang themselves.

Mitchell suckers his opponents with sweet moves

He is the best friend a goalie or dentist ever had. Willie Mitchell won't take the candy. Doesn't take it from strangers and won't even accept it from players he knows. There are no candy canes on his tree. Goodness knows what he did at Halloween as a kid.

 
 
 
 
 
 

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Take 5
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Senators' Emery scraps with 'friend' at practice
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Tanguay fizzles while Huselius sizzles for the Flames
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Desperate times call for ...
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Golden day for TSN, too
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$122m stadium wins support
WINNIPEG -- A Manitoba MP says she will fight to get the federal money needed to build a new stadium...

 
 
 

Flynn leads LSU to third title
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Suns rout the Nuggets
PHOENIX -- Shawn Marion had a season-high 27 points, including a career high-tying five three-pointers...

 
 
 

C's top job a Dunn deal
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Date set for unification bout
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Federer withdraws from open warmup
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Major league steps up clubhouse security
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