Since the Screech Owls had only a four-day skills competition in Detroit between Christmas and New Year’s Eve, and because the show had promised to put the players up and feed them, it was hard for any of the parents to say no – even the ones who were a bit unsure about being in the spotlight as part of the players’ “lives back home.” What won Muck over were the skills sessions the show had promised. The producers said they would bring together several of the most forward-thinking hockey coaches in the world – one from Sweden, one from Russia, and college coaches from the United States and Canada – to devise a skills competition the likes of which had never been seen on a hockey rink. There was also the not-so-insignificant matter that Muck, the history buff, would also get to take a closer look at the origins of Detroit’s famous Motown recording industry. The great music made in Detroit had been a big part of his youth. So, in the end, he relented, and to great cheering in the Owls’ dressing room back in little Tamarack, he had given the go-ahead with a curt nod of his chin.
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