This compilation of NHL players using the same cliches is the funniest video you’ll see today

The quick pre-game, mid-game and postgame interview with a player or coach is one of the more useless things in sports. The player/coach doesn't want to do it, the interviewer probably doesn't want to do it, and the fans at home don't get much from it. Saying that it's essentially “going through the motions” is actually giving it too much credit, and the fact that Greg Popovich shitting on the process a bunch of times is the best thing to come from these interviews says all you need to know about them.
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While Pop may be the GOAT of making a mockery of these interviews, no athletes or coaches do them quite as well as NHL players. It's cliche after cliche after cliche, and it's so bad that they all start to sound like each other, especially the Canadian guys. Hell, even the American guys seem to adopt the accent after awhile. Don't believe us? Watch this vi..

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Bubba Watson is the latest victim of golf’s best swing impressionist

Tim Bradbury/Getty ImagesJack Bartlett has gone from “That guy who does really good parodies of professional swings” to the golf's version of Frank Caliendo in a matter of weeks. We swear, that's a compliment. (And also not a knock on Connor Moore, an impressionist who focuses more on the tenor, tone and tics of famous hackers.)
Bartlett went viral in November with his impersonation of the set-ups, swings and mannerisms of Dustin Johnson and Keegan Bradley, and followed up with a tribute to Phil Mickelson. Bartlett's latest creation is an ode to Bubba Watson, and damned if it isn't spot-on:
https://twitter.com/JackBartlett1/status/1069608186313916418
Bartlett's imitation is almost too good; that Bubba stare-down is going to haunt our dreams tonight.
If we're going to be picky, a small penalty for rocking the wrong glove. However, he nails the rest of Watson and his idiosyncrasies, so we can let it slide. We're not sure how Bartlett follows this up–on..

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