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So the voting controversy has been exposed and NHL.com is obviously aware of it (they recently put up a verification system in place that must be completed before your vote can be submitted and counted); however, they're not certain as to what they will do with the votes this far. Until this is corrected / resolved, I believe there's still a problem here!THANKS TO 71crush FOR BRINGING THE ARTICLE, Habs boosted by suspicious all-star voting, TO OUR ATTENTION!!
Honestly, as far as I'm concerned, none of these votes are legitimate and should therefore not be counted. The voting should start over from square one with every player given an even playing field and eliminate any advantages up to this point!! How fair is it for them to include the votes that were already submitted when they're aware there was voting fraud?
And how I see it is if they don't correct this and start the voting over again, this entire All-Star event will become a joke!
My plea to you, Pens Nation, is to send the NHL a message loud and clear -- we may not be taken seriously if just one or a few of us send a message, but they'll have no other choice but to listen if we unite and let them know what an injustice this is and how this would totally cast a shadow on this event as well as the organization's credibility!
Support our Pens by not only voting for them, but also by speaking your mind and taking a stand for what's right (and fair).
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Doesn't anybody realize that usually who ever has the all-star game, their players do typically get in. What good will it do to have an all-star event and not have the home teams players there. I don't know what the Habs fans are worried about.
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