Original sentence: Hadfield finished his career with the Penguins where he had two more 30 goal seasons, while Ratelle finished his career as a Bruin and Rod Gilbert remained with the Rangers for the rest of his career.However,the last two seasons for Gilbert were tumultuos.The trio also started the Summit Series but Hadfield walked out on Team Canada early and his LW position was filled by Dennis Hull of the Chicago Blackhawks.They became famous for playing on a great Rangers team that reached the 1972 Stanley Cup Finals
Edited sentence: Gilbert remained with the Rangers for the rest of his career but his last two seasons for Gilbert.Hadfield blamed series promoter Alan Eagleson for not holding a press conference to come to their defense.Hadfield finished his career with the Penguins where he had two more 30 goal seasons.Hadfield's LW position was filled by Dennis Hull of the Chicago Blackhawks.In the playoffs, they reached the Stanley Cup Finals where they lost to the Boston Bruins.Otherwise, there was no lasting animosity about the decision to leave, as Hadfield and the others had the full support and respect of the coaches adn teammates, and the four are welcomed members at alumni events.Ratelle finished his career as a Bruin, winning his second Lady Byng trophy and reaching the Stanley Cup finals in 1976 and 1977.Ratelle had been leading the Boston Bruins' Phil Esposito in the scoring race, until Ratelle broke his ankle and was sidelined for a month.The trio also started the Summit Series, but Hadfield failed to register a point in his 2 games, and he walked out on Team Canada when the series shifted to Moscow and he was informed that he would be sitting out these remaining games (10 and 13 skaters had original considered quiting, though it came down to just four).Three other Canadian players also left the team as well, and the Canadian press at the time considered them "deserters"