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No one needs to admit how much they miss hockey right now. First, because if you're a hockey fan, that's inferred. The National Hockey League time of year was paused due to
the coronavirus outbreak just as the playoff races were rounding the corner.
It's like you're watching "Superstar Wars" Colorado
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Rebel fighter squadron leaves the atmosphere of Yavin 4 en route to the Death
Star. You know, to put it in terms we can all understand. Second, because every
other thing encircling this global pandemic and health crisis takes precedence
over the momentary loss of diversionary entertainment. To that end, I hope
everyone is staying safe, keeping their distance and washing those hands. But
diversionary entertainment, by its nature, provides solace. It can be
therapeutic. Trivial as it is certainly, hockey means something to all of us,
and the loss of that shared experience is a bummer, especially when you're
restricted from sharing it due to quarantine. So how do we follow hockey when
there's no hockey? As a service to you, the puckhead in exile, we present this
handy week-long schedule of hockey consumption: things to watch and go NHL
competition through to help scratch that hockey itch during uncertain
situations. NHL iron
number sticker Enjoy! First things 1st: Back to the grind. You're going to
need a little energy. You are going to need to get that adrenaline going.
Caffeine? Eh, probably. But what you really need is to turn up the bass, throw
on "Sandstorm" by Darude and let the arena jams power you through. The Los
Angeles Kings have an extensive collection of Spotify playlists that covers
everything from pregame skates to 1990s night. Which is probably a more
effective way to get your pump-up music than rummaging through your closet for
that "Jock Jams" CD.