players locked out from autonomy and ten team russia forced to play under a natural banner how different will the twenty eight hundred championship be from previous i talked to five times stanley cup winner and olympic bronze medalist corey. dillon big part of hockey is ultimate international pride is just weeks away but with the game's best players locked out by the n.h.l. and the russian team's participation in jeopardy will the olympic playoffs be as thrilling a stanley cup finals a new unknown masters rise in the absence of the usual suspects of hockey or will the lack of star power reduce the competition to a second great show. carrick corey it's really great to have you on our program thanks for being with us welcome to moscow thank you we want to be here. so let's start with the olympics and what's happening there so this year and michelle players will not participate in the olympic games do you think their absence will actually make their race for the olympic gold like maybe sort of a second rate contest. well. definitely the same tournament. though so it's a sad story that and i

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however wasn't a player is locked out from autonomy team russia forced to play under a neutral banner how different will the twenty eighteen championship be from previous i talked to five time stanley cup winner and olympic bronze medalist corey . dillon for ultimate international pride is just weeks away but with the game's best players locked out by the end participation in jeopardy will the olympic playoffs be relinked stanley cup for an. unknown masters rise in the absence of the usual suspects of hockey or will the lack of star power reduce the competition to a second great show. eric henri it's really great to have you on our program thanks for being with us welcome to moscow we want to be here so let's start with the olympics and what's happening there so this year and they may show players will not participate in the olympic games to use thing their absence will actually make their race for the olympic gold like maybe sort of missed. great contest. well. definitely has done the same tournament. so it's a sad story that and it still has not been there and the best players won't