I grew up in Mass. (about 40 miles from Boston) so my intel is dated. Everyone I knew who played ice hockey was from a blue collar family. Might be different in the swankier Boston suburbs.

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Anonymous wrote:Your rants are bordering on demonic.

Sure bad hockey is everywhere, good hockey kids go to boarding school. It's expensive.

Different poster -- I'm from NE and a hockey family and the hockey post is spot on. If the poster is a demon he's a Demon of Knowledge.
It's a pleasure to read reasoned analysis instead of conclusory pronouncements.

I doubt you know one blue collar worker.

The Previous post is not an analysus it is a reiteration of common knowledge in the hockey world.
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Any information on the new trend of kids committing before junior league! That is the new trend, but his information was good 2 years ago.

Anonymous wrote:Your rants are bordering on demonic.

Sure bad hockey is everywhere, good hockey kids go to boarding school. It's expensive.

Different poster -- I'm from NE and a hockey family and the hockey post is spot on. If the poster is a demon he's a Demon of Knowledge.
It's a pleasure to read reasoned analysis instead of conclusory pronouncements.