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Sorry: Pronger fines himself $5 for All-Star hit on Bieber (Sports Betting News)

February 3, 2017February 3, 2017| 0 Comment| 16:16
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FILE - In this Jan. 28, 2017 file photo, singer Justin Bieber, who is playing for Team Gretzky, is pushed into the glass by Chris Pronger of Team Lemieux during the first period of the NHL All-Star Celebrity Shootout at Staples Center. Pronger, who works for the NHL's Department of Player Safety, joked that he fined himself $5 during a one-man hearing. Bieber was driven into the boards in the first half of a celebrity exhibition game by a laughing Pronger, who spent 18 years in the league as a hard-nosed defenseman. (AP Photo/Mark J. Terrill)

Justin Bieber’s biggest smash hit may have been the one Chris Pronger gave him during All-Star weekend. Is it too late for Pronger to say sorry? Well, Pronger, one of the NHL’s greatest defenseman, certainly won’t apologize for the smack down he delivered on Bieber that became a social media sensation because of a photo by the AP’s Mark J. Terrill.

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