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From: coop4y44@bnr.ca (Robb Keayes)
Subject: Re: Trade the #1 draft pick in 1993
Organization: Bell Northern Research, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Date: Mon, 16 Nov 1992 21:00:43 GMT

In article <1992Nov14.003304.11625@newshub.ariel.yorku.ca>, cs902159@ariel.yorku.ca (DAVID A LISOGURSKI) writes:
|> 
|> I have been hearing a lot of speculation about the Ottawa Senators and
|> their #1 overall pick in 1993.

[ stuff deleted] 

|> Any ideas what they might be able to get for him?

|> To Quebec: Ottawa's first round pick in 1993 (Obviously, Daigle)
|> To Ottawa: 1. Philadelphia's first round pick in 1993 (obviously from
|>                the Lindros trade)
|>            2. Chris Simon and/or Scott Pearson
|>            3. A little cash, perhaps?

I don't know much about Simon or Pearson, so...

I think trading the right to draft Daigle for own Nolan and Kerry Huffman 
wouldn't be out of the question.  While they would give up the possibility of
having the next Mario Lemieux, they could also avoid a possible Eric Lindros
(a junior superstar who has yet to live up to his billing as the next Wayne
Gretzky/Mario Lemieux).  Nolan would give the Sen's the scoring punch they so
desperately need and give Sylvain Turgeon a decent linemate (Hopefully they play
different positions...). Huffman would give them some talent on the blue
line, with a bit of offence as well.  Both are young and both have established 
themselves (or are in the process of doing so in the case of Huffman) as quality
players which Ottawa could build their franchise around.

Mind you, if Daigle turns out to be the next Mario, then maybe the Senators
should keep him, and let other good players gravitate to him, similar to what's
happened in Pittsburgh.

Robb
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From: e8l6@jupiter.sun.csd.unb.ca (Rocket)
Subject: Re: Pavel's going for 50 in 50!!!
Organization: University of New Brunswick
Date: Sun, 22 Nov 1992 07:33:39 GMT

In article <1992Nov22.071908.4248@jupiter.sun.csd.unb.ca> e8l6@jupiter.sun.csd.unb.ca (Rocket) writes:
>In article <chrism.722413745@sfu.ca> chrism@fraser.sfu.ca (Chris J. McKee) writes:
>>With tonight's 9-0 thumping of LA, Mr. Bure now has 22 goals in 21 games!
>>
>>Hope he can keep it up!!!!!!!!!!
>>
>   What game were you watching ??? You mean Vancouver thumped EDMONTON. LA beat 
> the MAPLE LEAFS 4 to 2 in LA.
                  ^^^^^^

                  6 to 4
>
    OOOOooops. If I'm going to correct someone, I guess I should be right
  myself. Oh well. We ARE all human. (the 4 to 2 score was St-Louis over Tampa)
>
>
>
  Maurice (again *blush*)
  rocket@calvin.cs.unb.ca




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From: caldwell8102@mtroyal.ab.ca
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Subject: Re: Miura, Hiro  Saskatchewan
Date: 20 Nov 92 19:49:26 GMT
Organization: Mount Royal College, Calgary, Alberta

In article <9211191147.aa26433@Bonnie.ics.uci.edu>, htakeda@Bonnie.ICS.UCI.EDU writes:
> Anyone out there seen this player.  i read an article in thn
> this week about him.  It's really Hiro-something Miura.  He
> was drafted by the Canadiens and is apparently in the Juniors
> I beleive in Saskatoon (?)  I am just interested in how he is
> doing.  He apparently skates fast and has also scored a few
> goals.  The difference between him and other asian players in
> is that his hockey skills were produced in Japan (according to
> the article)  He seems to be big enough 6-3 185 lbs (i think)
> but lacks the aggresiveness.  i belive he is a D-man and had
> 16 goals (?) with about 30 points.  he also speaks almost no
> English.

He's playing for the Fort Saskatchewan Traders of the Alberta Junior Hockey
League. It's a cut below major junior. The Calgary Canucks and the Calgary
Royals also play in that league, and I occasionally go to some of their games.
I haven't seen Fort Saskatchewan yet, though. If I ever do, I'll let you know.

(I saw the article in THN as well)

								Alan
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From: umschlam@ccu.umanitoba.ca (Kelly W. Schlamb)
Subject: Missing Players
Organization: University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
Distribution: na
Date: Thu, 19 Nov 1992 06:21:48 GMT

     Can anyone tell me how Kevin Stevens is doing, and when is he
   expected back?  Also, how about Pivonka?

                         Thanks,

                         Kelly Schlamb
			 umschlam@ccu.umanitoba.ca
From: paien00@DMI.USherb.CA (Nick)
Subject: Re: 1st draft pick of 1993?
Organization: Ascot Boyz - ANS Reader - BB #1
Date: Thu, 19 Nov 1992 18:07:25 GMT

8800740@clement.info.umoncton.ca (MARCO RUEST) a ecrit:
>	I've heard on the news that if Ottawa draft Alexandre Daigle, that 
>there is going to be an other Lindros Case.  He will refuse to play for 
>Ottawa.  Is it just a supposition?  I don't know.

But that's going to be interresting... How the English media will
react to this??? I mean that they were 110% behind Lindros when he
didn't want to play in Quebec... Let's see if it's going to be the
same thing... I guess not...


-- 
						Nick
  - Ce n'est pas parce qu'une rumeur ne tient   
     pas debout... qu'elle ne peut courir !    
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From: downec@crockett1c.its.rpi.edu (Christopher Stevan Downey)
Subject: Brendan Shanahan
Reply-To: downec@rpi.edu
Organization: Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, NY.
Date: Tue, 17 Nov 1992 00:55:58 GMT

Could someone fill me in on where Brendan Shanahan is?

He must be hurt, but I haven't heard anything and I 
haven't seen his name since about the 8th or 9th game.

Much thanks

CSD
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From: bdown@vis.toronto.edu (Brian Down)
Subject: Re: Pens-0 Red Wings-8/Random thoughts
Organization: Department of Computer Science, University of Toronto
Date: 17 Nov 92 16:06:24 GMT

<RAP115@psuvm.psu.edu> writes:

>Oh nice going Brian, attack the contact of the Penguins. 

I've done no such thing.

>Yes, the Penguins got
> crushed.  What do you want us to write? 
>
>Detroit played a hell of game, no doubt about that.

Well, that would have been a start. :-)

> And they
>scored randomly, at will. 

That would hae been nice, also. :-)

>What do you want
>us to write? 

Well, there are a couple of things I'd like to have known:
-who didn't dress for the game
-when was the last time the Pens gave up 8 goals or 51 shots
-did people really think Barasso played well

But there appears to be more interest in: 
-the Pens have the best player
-the Pens have the best line
-the Pens have the second best line
-the Pens have the best goalie
-the Pens have the best coach
-the Pens have the cutest defenceman
-stop making fun of our team name

Yawn...I'm bored already! 

Brian Down (bdown@vis.toronto.edu)
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From: lulu@wam.umd.edu (David Chi-Chung Lu)
Subject: Caps/Stars and multiple Caps problems
Organization: University of Maryland, College Park
Date: Thu, 19 Nov 1992 05:17:23 GMT

Apologies if this gets out twice...

The Caps blew another game tonight, this time to Minnesota, 5-4.  
Washington was up 3-0 after a near-dominating 1st period on goals by
Paul MacDermid, Al Iafrate, and Dale Hunter.  Hunter's goal was
early in the Caps' 1st power play and things looked good against
Jon Casey.  On the other side, Don Beaupre was playing very well.

Early in the 2nd, the Caps had another of their defensive breakdowns
and allowed goals by Mike McPhee and Derian Hatcher within 2 minutes.
Reggie Savage answered with a goal on a penalty shot for his 1st
NHL goal.  He's the 3rd player in history to score his 1st goal on
a penalty shot.  He had scored his 1st NHL point by assisting on an
earlier goal tonight.

The score stayed 4-2 until 6 minutes remained in the game.  Another
mental lapse resulted in goals by McPhee and Shane Churla within
47 seconds of each other.  That wasn't all.  Dave Gagner pulled a
puck out of his own crease and fed Russ Courtnall on a break.  Courtnall
was forced outside by a Caps defenseman, but still beat Beaupre with 
a 50-footer from the faceoff dot with 12 seconds left.  End of game.

Minnesota was outplayed for most of the game.  They were losing pucks
in the corners and getting outhustled everywhere.  They had 3 power
plays within 8 minutes at the end of the 2nd and couldn't score on 
Beaupre, but the Caps have a nasty habit of giving up goals in streaks.
----------------------
Terry Murray tried to shake up his team by running an 8AM practice
today.  He also promoted Savage yesterday and scratched Pat Elyniuk.
His previous promotions of Steve Konowalchuk (1A tonight) and Keith
Jones (1A tonight) from Baltimore seem to be paying off.  Goaltending
is relatively solid.  Ridley and Miller are doing great jobs killing
penalties.  But they've lost 3 in a row anyway.

Two of the injured, Dmitri Khristich and Michal Pivonka, may return Friday
against Detroit.  Between those 2 and Randy Burridge, management figures
they're missing 110 goals.

Defense is looking weak.  Hatcher, Iafrate, Johanssen, and Cote are
playing WAY too much because Murray isn't giving Cavallini and Anderson
any shifts.  Would you?  It may be time to call up Schlegel or Sabourin.
Remember, the Caps essentially traded Ciccarelli straight up for 
Cavallini.

If something good doesn't happen, they could be in deep trouble.  
Their upcoming schedule is harsh.  (2 against Detroit, 2 against 
Pittsburgh, Montreal, NY Rangers, Boston, and Quebec)

Dave
From: tiok_jk@tac.fi (Juha Koivisto)
Newsgroups: rec.sport.hockey
Subject: Team FINLAND - Team LATVIA, November 15, 1992
Date: 15 Nov 92 21:56:32 GMT
Organization: City of Tampere

Finland, Jyvaskyla, November 15, 1992:

Finland - Latvia  3-6   (2-4, 1-1, 0-1)

1st period:
  1.20  2 min  Janne Laukkanen F 
  3.13   1-0   Mika Nieminen  (pp)
  3.38   2-0   Jarmo Kekalainen (Mikko Makela - Kari Harila) 
  4.02  2 min  Arturs Kupaks L 
  4.27  2 min  Normund Sejejs L 
  8.20   2-1   Sergei Boldaveshko (Juris Opulskis) 
  9.27   2-2   Artis Abols (Konstantin Grigorjev - Vjatsheslav Fandul) 
 10.16  2 min  Laukkanen F 
 19.08   2-3   Andrej Ignatovits (Aleksander Tshuntshukov) 
 16.20   2-4   Abols (Fandul - Sejejs) 
 17.25  2 min  Jaakko Varvio F 
2nd period:
 26.57  2 min  Sami Nuutinen F 
 28.20   2-5   Aigars Cipruss (Sejejs - Grigorjev)  (pp)
 29.57  2 min  Nuutinen F 
 33.26   3-5   Pekka Tuomisto (Jukka Seppo - Vesa Viitakoski)
 33.59  2 min  Sejejs L 
 34.57  2 min  Leonid Tambijev L 
3rd period:
 40.45  2 min  Juha Riihijarvi F
 40.45  2 min  Kertsh L
 42.41  2 min  Karlis Skrastinsh L 
 46.19  2 min  Seppo F 
 48.07   3-6   Fandul (Sergei Senin - Aleksander Kertsh)  (pp)
 56.24  2 min  Kekalainen F 

Penalties: Finland 8 x 2 min, Latvia 6 x 2 min
Saves:     Sakari Lindfors F 5+7+10=22
           Andrej Zinkov L 5+8+8=21
Referees:  Borje Johansson SWE (Johan Norrman SWE - Patrick Norrman SWE)
Attendance: 2 720

-- 
Juha Koivisto   *  Department of Information Technology
tiok_jk@tac.fi  *  City of Tampere, Finland
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From: lli+@cs.cmu.edu (Lori Iannamico)
Subject: Domi vs. Brown
Organization: School of Computer Science, Carnegie Mellon
Date: Fri, 20 Nov 1992 16:22:40 GMT

Ok, Flyers and Rangers fans, give us the story...

Last night on the news they showed a clip of the Rangers/Flyers game.  In it
Tie Domi squared off against Dave Brown.  From the clip, it looked like Brown
beat the pants off Domi.  Well, at least beat the helmet off...

Did the self proclaimed "heavyweight champ of the NHL" go down to defeat
last night?

Also, it looks like Jeff Beukeboom will now think twice before running Eric
Lindros into the boards again.  Unless he likes ending up face down in the
net.

Lori


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From: fgiraffe@well.sf.ca.us (Frank Giraffe)
Subject: Re: Sharks lose to Canucks 5-2
Organization: Whole Earth 'Lectronic Link
Date: Sun, 15 Nov 1992 23:15:51 GMT


Hayward was far from stellar in his 20 minutes last night, but the Shark's
defense should at least share the blame. The wrap-around goal was Hayward's
mistake, but I get the feeling he looses confidence in the defense, and
starts venturing out of the net more than he should. Bure's first goal was a
good example of defensive mistake ending up with a goal against the Sharks.
After watching the Sharks really hustle for most of the first period, it was
depressing to see how fast they fell apart.
Was the DePalma-Lawton-Falloon line on the ice for the last Canuck goal? Wa
(oops, Was) that why they sat most of the 3rd ?
-- 
>Frank Giraffe- fgiraffe@well.sf.ca.us - {apple,pacbell,ucbvax}!well!fgiraffe
>As the noose of narco-militarism tightens 'round our necks, we worry about
>  burning flags and pee in jars at work to keep our jobs.  -- Jello Biafra
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From: e8l6@jupiter.sun.csd.unb.ca (Rocket)
Subject: Sandstrom !!
Organization: University of New Brunswick
Distribution: rec.sport.hockey
Date: Mon, 23 Nov 1992 22:50:53 GMT

    I just heard that Tomas Sandstrom had his forearm broken by
  Doug Gilmour over the weekend. Is this TRUE, and if it is, how 
  long is Sandstrom expected to be out of the lineup.


  Maurice Richard
  rocket@calvin.cs.unb.ca



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From: davidb@psych.toronto.edu (David Brodbeck)
Subject: Re: Blues beat Jets 4-2
Keywords: St. Louis, Blues, Winniped, Jets, Selanne 
Organization: Department of Psychology, University of Toronto
Date: Tue, 17 Nov 1992 17:14:00 GMT

In article <Bxu1L3.ED1@news.cso.uiuc.edu> epritcha@s.psych.uiuc.edu (EVAN pritchard) writes:
>jca2@cec1.wustl.edu (Joseph Charles Achkar) writes:
>
>I was at the game for this one, since I was in town for a conference
>last weekend.  
>
Gee, so was I oddly enough, weren't you sitting beside me? :-)

>The Jets did well when they were fore-checking, but they didn't
>forecheck enough.  Mostly in the first period, and some of the second.

Exactly, I said at the time that I thought they only scored when they
forechecked, then I spilled a beer on some guy :-(

>
>>A roughing penalty on Kelly Chase gave the Jets a chance to reclaim the lead, 
>>but the Blues' penalty killers nearly increased the Blues' lead. Essensa
>>stopped Rich Sutter on a point-blank shot from the slot, then made a save on
>>Brown, who was set up by Sutter.
>
>This was one of those penalties for being a jerk.  Chase basically did
>something stupid, or perhaps merely frustration releasing.  The
>ensuing power play by the Jets was not good, as most of them were this
>game.  Killing the penalty gave the Blues, and the crowd, some life.
>
Indeed this was a stupid penalty, killer save though
>pretty good place to watch a hockey game, but leaving the parking lot
>took forever.  
>
Getting a cab is not too easy either, The arena is UGLY but the seats were
good and real comfortable.

>Also, the Jets were staying at our hotel, and we saw John Paddock (the
>coach), and Randy Carlyle, who's not that big there after the game.
>Paddock was NOT in a good mood, but he did shake my hand.  Carlyle was
>more upbeat, and chatted with us for a minute.  It was cool, eh?  :-)
>
I didn't see them, you weenie, you should have told me, you were at the Adam's mark right?

>Evan Pritchard 
>
>"I met Randy Carlyle!  I met Randy Carlyle!"  
>
>:-)  
>
>
Dave "should I tell that guy I spilled that beer on him?" Brodbeck

-- 
                          Dave Brodbeck - U of T Psych
                     The chickadees are not what they seem
                            davidb@psych.toronto.edu

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From: cooper@seismo.CSS.GOV (Dale Cooper)
Newsgroups: rec.sport.hockey
Subject: Re: NHL INJURY REPORT FOR 11-16-92
Date: 17 Nov 92 14:32:45 GMT
Article-I.D.: seismo.51491
Organization: Center for Seismic Studies, Arlington, VA

In article <1992Nov17.010340.26266@cbnewsi.cb.att.com> bks2@cbnewsi.cb.att.com (bryan.k.strouse) writes:

>NHL INJURY REPORT FOR 11-16-92

>TEAM	PLAYER			INJURY				DATE BACK
>-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>WAS	Randy Burridge		right knee surgery		INDEF
>WAS	Dimitri Khristich	broken right foot		INDEF

Khristich is skating again but it may be another week or two before we see 
him on the ice as a regular.  Great news for an ailing Capitals squad.  They 
can use all the help they get.  Dale Hunter can only do so much...  ;)

>WAS	Rod Langway		shoulder and knee surgery 11/20	4-5 WEEKS
>WAS	Michal Pivonka		pulled groin			D-to-D
>WAS	Jason Woolley		broken left wrist		INDEF

Dale Cooper
Center for Seismic Studs		"Dale Hunter is God...
Arlington, VA				    ...but you knew that already"
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From: popovich@cs.columbia.edu (Steve Popovich)
Subject: Re: NHL cover-up??? (was: Re: Pens-0 Red Wings-8/Random thoughts)
Organization: Columbia University
	<POPOVICH.92Nov16160350@morningside.cs.columbia.edu>
	<51493@seismo.CSS.GOV>
Date: Tue, 17 Nov 1992 21:14:23 GMT

>What I don't understand is the lack of coverage regarding this "event" in the
>papers (Washington (com)Post) for one (this isn't exactly the TinyTown Gazette).
>Days after the previously mentioned Capitals fiasco, the papers here were loaded
>with stories about what supposedly happened, who was involved and what it would
>mean to the organization and the NHL image as a second rate sport.  So far, the
>coverage of the incident in the local media and the (com)Post has been sparse 
>to non-existent.  I've been watching the local sportcasts nightly to no avail.
>Of course, given that this is not a local incident, maybe the local news weenies
>believe it doesn't warrant the air time.  I would like to open this topic for 
>discussion: could the NHL and the powers-that-be possibly be doing its/their 
>best to hush this incident up?

Given the NHL's slimeball history, I'd expect them to do their best to
hush this sort of incident up in any case.  However, I think you have
a point about this being a non-local incident in Washington, while the
other one was.  If Pittsburgh had newspapers any more :-(, I'd ask
people there how much the local newspapers have been saying about
this.  How about it, Lori et al.?  Has there been any coverage in the
local media?
	-Steve
P.S. For a good view of some of the creatures that have crawled around
under the NHL rock, take a look at a book that seems to be in every
bookstore in Canada lately, titled "Net Worth".  I haven't seen it in
the US yet, but it's got to be around somewhere!
Organization: Penn State University
Date: Tue, 17 Nov 1992 11:32:13 EST
From: <B5D@psuvm.psu.edu>
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Subject: NEED PENGUIN TICKETS

Wanted tickets for Penguin games.  Please contact the address below with
details.

jmb3@psuvm

Thank you
Organization: Sophomore, H&SS general, Carnegie Mellon, Pittsburgh, PA
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Date: Mon, 23 Nov 1992 22:34:44 -0500 
From: Paul Andrew Platosh <pp21+@andrew.cmu.edu>
Subject: Re: Bobby Holik

I wouldn't say that the Devils won big in the Holik deal.  Holik was
playing pitifully in Hartford.  He was on a checking line, and he
couldn't do the job.  Hartford really needed a goalie...with all due
respects to Ottowa fans, El Sid sucks.  He always did.  He always will. 
Sure every now and then, he displays a flash of brilliance, but his
incompetance more than makes up for it.  

Anyway, I really think that Holik was just another story of a guy who
wasn't in tune with his surroundings. And when he went to NJ, he was
free to play the game the way he knew he could.

Paul PLatosh
-----------------
World's only Whaler Fan
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From: slegge@kean.ucs.mun.ca
Subject: Re: LEAFS NEWS: Wamsley, Fuhr on their
Organization: Memorial University. St.John's Nfld, Canada
Date: Fri, 20 Nov 1992 17:53:02 GMT

> Do you live in St. John's, Stephen? 
 
Yes I do.
 
> Pat Burns (in a sports radio interview) saying that he is NOT
> going to     keep three goalies (i.e. Fuhr, Potvin and Wamsley
> willbe out of the question). He hinted that  ne of the goalies
> will be shipped out in the next few eeks.
 
Wamsley headed back to toronto a couple of days ago, and Damien Rhodes 
was sent back down to St.John's.
 
Wamsley wasn't dressed for last night's game against San Jose (Potvin 
was backup) so I guess Rick is 3rd goalie.
 
Not only do the Leafs have three goalies in Toronto, but there are 
also three goalies in St.John's. (Damien Rhodes, Scott Sharples (on
loan from Calgary), and Jon Gustufson (sp) (who is on a temperary 
try-out contract with the Leafs).
 
There's no doubt -- there's definately going to be some sort of 
shake-up in the Leafs' goalie roster soon!
 
Stephen Legge
SLEGGE@kean.ucs.mun.ca
 
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      /__  __\
         ||
From: montana@pinetree.org (David Wong)
Newsgroups: rec.sport.hockey
Subject: Re: European Cup
Date: Tue, 17 Nov 92 15:54:30 EST
Organization: Gordon's Pinetree * Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

How is Markus Ketterer doing in Finland??
 
I think he is one of the most underrated european goalie not playing in 
the NHL.  Too bad he got drafted by Buffalo where they are knee deep in 
Goalies.


--
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From:  ()
Subject: Re: Brad Jones, Philadelphia Flyers, to Ilves?
Followup-To: rec.sport.hockey
Organization: Public Macs, Academic Computing, Yale University
Date: Sun, 15 Nov 1992 22:12:44 GMT

In article <1992Nov14.184213.1840@tac.fi>, tiok_jtk@tac.fi wrote:
> 
> Hello!
> Is there anybody who could give some infromation about a guy called
> Brad Jones. All I know about him is he played last year in Philadelphia
> Flyers...Now he's coming to Ilves, Tampere (Finland).
> 
Brad Jones played one season with the Philadelphia Flyers before being cut
this summer.  Jones, a winger, was known mostly for his excellent speed and
not much else.  He is Michigan's all-time career points leader (or in the
top 5 or something) and excelled as a member of the U.S. National Team...
he played for a few years in the Kings organization but never demonstrated
the abilitly to produce at the NHL level.

---
Aniruddha M Bose
dogger@pop.cis.yale.edu

Production Assistant, ESPN's National Hockey Night
From: shadow@r-node.gts.org (Jay Chu)
Newsgroups: rec.sport.hockey
Subject: Re: LEAFS NEWS: Wamsley, Fuhr on their way to St.John's
Date: 19 Nov 92 22:35:00 GMT
Organization: MLG

In article <1992Nov16.013105.1@kean.ucs.mun.ca> slegge@kean.ucs.mun.ca writes:
>During his first game in St.John's, Wamsley stopped 31 of 35 shots.
>The score was tied 4-4 late in the 2nd (early 3rd?) and Wamsley hurt
>his knee again.
> 
>The next day, they said it wasn't very bad and that he should play 
>again in the next game (tommorrow night, Monday).
> 
>Stephen Legge

Do you live in St. John's, Stephen?  Well, I live in Toronto and heard
Pat Burns (in a sports radio interview) saying that he is NOT going to
keep three goalies (i.e. Fuhr, Potvin and Wamsley will be out of the question).
He hinted that one of the goalies will be shipped out in the next few weeks.

He said it's not going to be Potvin.  So, either Fuhr or Wamsley will
be out the door soon.
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