Sergei Kostitsyn Rips Hanlon
by J.P. on Aug 21, 2008 12:09 PM EDT
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In a wide-ranging and interesting interview with Russian Prospects, Sergei "Little Tits" Kostitsyn used a fairly innocuous question as an opportunity to take a shot at former Caps and Belarus bench boss Glen Hanlon, who he feels snubbed him on a past national team roster: Q. Why do you have a special knack against Washington, scoring every third of your goals in the regular season?Zing, I suppose. And yes, three of his nine career NHL goals have come against the Caps. Total pwnage.
A. I don't know, it just happens. Although it's a pity that [Glen Hanlon] left Washington. I would have scored not three but six against them. Let him see who is "too young for the national team."
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But nine goals is still impressive for someone who looks like they've never seen sunlight.
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