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Ottawa Sun · Sep 15, 2015

Feds favour Ottawa Senators in stick auction

A stick signed by Erik Karlsson has a starting bid of $100 on a government auction site. (AFP Files)The federal government doesn't seem to be much of a Leafs fan.

At least if you read between the lines on the government's website that sells surplus goods.

It has had a handful of hockey sticks for sale signed by current and former NHLers.

A stick autographed by Leafs president Brendan Shanahan -- who had a Hall of Fame playing career -- has a minimum bid set at $90.

On the other hand, two sticks signed separately by Daniel Alfredsson and Erik Karlsson are going for $100 each.

Shanny's stick was the most undervalued on the website Tuesday in terms of what the government set as minimum bids.

Full story at Ottawa Sun

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