Show 'em how it's done

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' U.S. women's hockey star Brianna Decker showed everyone how it's done in the passing challenge at Friday night's NHL all-star skills competition in San Jose.

Since she was "demonstrating" the Premier Passer event, her time — unofficially clocked at three seconds faster than the best men's time — did not count, but a hockey apparel company stepped in following a social media campaign to recognize the American. '


https://www.cbc.ca/sports/hockey/nhl/nhl...-1.4994353

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Since she was "demonstrating" the Premier Passer event, her time — unofficially clocked at three seconds faster than the best men's time — did not count...

Seems proper enough, based on that statement.


...a hockey apparel company stepped in following a social media campaign to recognize the American.'

That's pretty cool of CCM Hockey, though I'm not blinded to the company's benefit of their actions.

Congratulations to Decker, in any event.

Competition is good, on or off the clock.

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#PAYDECKER:
$25,000....

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Kendall Coyne - another USA player competed in the 'fastest skater' competition and came in 7th out 8. She skated around the rink in 14.34 secs - about 1 second slower than the winner, Conner McDavid who is THE fastest damn skater anyone has ever seen. Not coming in last in a field of the fastest NHL skaters is a pretty amazing feat.

womens hockey is awesome!

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"Kendall Coyne"

https://www.cbc.ca/sports/hockey/nhl/nhl...-1.4993845