Too many alternate C's

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    Ranger71 Well-Known Member

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    Staal and Girardi shouldn't both have that designation, just one. 5 is overkill when you add in Nash now. Are they trying to be like the Yankees who hand out retired numbers to everyone?
     
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    I agree it just becomes silly at this point. This is not a football team. A Captain and two assistant captains is all you need.
     
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    so much for trading Nash this season...LOL
     
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    I agree too many A's, but since they did Kreids should have gotten it instead of nash
     
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    Now if you're talking A for Assinine Decision Makers, then i agree on Staal/Girardi.
     
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    One thing about the NHL, a player sooner or later will be traded to another team. Patience. Lol
     
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