4th Line Minutes, Shift 4

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We hope everyone had a happy and healthy holiday! We get back to it with the news of Henrik Lundqvist opting for open-heart surgery. Here's to a speedy recovery Hank FROM us here at 4th Line! A women's hockey league will stay HIDDEN no more! The NWHL has signed on with NBC Sports to air their championship tournament Feb 4-5. We talk about why women's sports should be in the spotlight more than they are. Finally, we discuss how we got into the amazing sport of hockey and why no other sport is like it. Football, BASEball, Basketball. Line them up. All pale in comparison to men on skates with a puck. Enjoy! Timecodes: 0:00 - Intro 0:45 - Kyle's Christmas Haul 8:02 - Hockey News 16:24 - NWHL / NBC Sports 23:46 - World Juniors 29:40 - Kyle Watches LIVE Hockey! 38:34 - How We Got Into Hockey 59:09 - NHL 21 Simulation Champion

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