A humbling experience

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SportsAnna SportsAnna posted 8/21/2008 from slam.canoe.ca [flag]
On Monday, a California court decided that the Maple Leafs forward had completed his debt to society, a three-month work program that was his punishment for a 2006 incident in which he was charged with felony drunk driving with injury, along with hit-and-run. [link]

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