Overtime
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Last published Tue, Jun 17, 2014
Excerpt: "Wait, wait, wait," Joel interrupted, hands moving in the typical slow down gesture. "You called me down here to coach a bunch of kids?" "Well, they wouldn't exactly be 'kids' per say," Mike explained. "More like 'teenagers.'" End Excerpt. Chicago Blackhawks School AU: Chicago isn't about hockey. It's all about the other sports: baseball, basketball, and football. It's all up to a bunch of teenagers to change that.
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