Why I Canceled My Subscription to The Hockey News Part II

A.O. THN Yearbook article.

Now, if you don't live in the Greater Washington D.C. area and/or don't obsess over A.O. and the Caps from wherever you might be, this article is a decent insight into the player off the ice.

However, for the fans of the Caps and A.O., nothing in this article in news. There's actually a bit of misinformation. (A.O. didn't really joke about trying to bribe the police; it was a real incident that his translator had to help him out of during training camp last year.)

But this is the problem with The Hockey News. For $51.48 you get blurbs of articles that mostly contain information that serious hockey fans are already aware of.