In 1998 I met someone named "Christian" who was Canadian and had played professional hockey. I know he gave private lessons in 1998 - 2000. I am wondering what his full name is, and the team he played for.
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hey there are a numberous amount of players with the first name Christian. These are all the current players with the first name christian: Christian Backman that plays for St. Louis, Christian Berglund that plays for Florida, Christian Chartier that plays for Florida, Christian Ehrhoff that plays for San Jose, Christian Hanson that plays for San Jose, Christian Jensen that plays for San Jose, Christian Laflamme that plays for San Jose, Christian Larrivee also with San Jose, Christian Matte with San Jose, and Christian Soderstrom that plays for Detroit. I hope this was helpful.
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I AM!!!! Luc is the best part of the Kings, sometimes the only good part.  He is a future hall of famer, and has set many records, nhl and with the KINGS!  I am not surprised though and am SO GLAD he played this season because two years ago when I asked him at TIP A KING he said it depended on the lockout, if there was a lockout he didn't think he would be back.  Well, there was a lockout and I was afraid he wouldn't play again, but he did!! He means so much to KINGS fans, and it's wonderful because you can tell his fans mean so much to him!
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Greztky - Lemieux - Howe\nOrr - Bourque\nRoy\n\nTo the guy who mentioned Salming.  There were other teams in the 70's you know, some of them even won the Stanley Cup.\n\nAs for Gary Roberts, the question said "All Time", not who would be your starting line up on Oct 17, 1992 in a pick up game in Sudbury Ontario.
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Gretzky is a consumate professional in every sense of the word.  He had an incredible talent but he also worked hard and studied the game as much as anybody.  \n\nI believe that he will undoubtedly be a very good coach if he sticks with it.  I can't think of a safer bet.  He's got my confidence.\n\nHe has coached for ONE SEASON so give the guy a break and let him do his thing.  Even the best coaches make mistakes and even the best coaching candidates have a lot to learn.
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I believe he thought there was no shame for Russia.\n\nNow, don't get me wrong. I watched the series on TV even at work, and was a scared then proud Canadian as the series progressed. But, having many years to digest the results.\n\nIf not for late game heroics by Paul Henderson, Canada would not have won.\n\nA player who was not getting the close attention like Espesito and other star players, especially late in close games.\n\nDestiny?, the right place at the right time?, whatever. Take out a few minutes of Henderson and Russia wins the series.\n\nThe series result gave Canadians a chance to say we're still on top, but, was also an eye opener st say that we are not the one and only elite anymore!
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my permananent residence is CT. all the kids at my high school went to enfield high to play hockey (no team at our school) that was a couple years ago so i dont know any current players. i think, considering it is may, there arent many teams still playing.
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i did play for the spitfires but we are trying to set up a rink on the western slope in grand junction,co. we hope to have it up and ready for games in may.then i will set a league up here.sorry when i say we i mean me and my family not me and the spitfires.
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loved him in the last Olympics.  This Olympics...well, he is doing his "own thang", as they say.  I guess to each their own.  He has his own training styles, and while we may disparage for him for throwing this year's Olympics away, the U.S. team still did pretty well overall, and he has a chance to redeem himself in Canada.
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It makes me very happy as a Leaf fan, although in a way I wish he would have waited until later in the season to have this goal scoring thing. Preferably after he re-signs with the Leafs. Now that he is doing good he is going to want more money and this will lead to one of two things, him not signing with the Leafs, or the Leafs spending too much on him. I just hope he can keep this up though.
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Her name was Mahon Rehume and she played for one period in a pre-season game with Tampa Bay as a goaltender.  She also has a brother who played with the New Jersey Devils for a while, I'm not sure if he still plays in the NHL. Sorry, I don't have the magazine in front of me, so I may have misspelled her name.
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Wow that brought back alot of old memories....I used to play knock hockey religiously when I was younger. To me it was the best game ever invented!....Thanks for the flashback!!!
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I asked Gary Thorne (ESPN commentator and USA Today columnist) a couple of weeks ago regarding this on a USA Today chat.  He mentions Daniel Briere but goes on to say it was way too early to determine the Conn Smythe winner.  It's probably still a little early to guess until we have the finals set this evening (or tomorrow morning).  If I had to give my answer right away, I'd go with either of the following:  Daniel Briere, Eric Staal, Cory Stillman, Cam Ward, Dwayne Rolosson or Ryan Miller.
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No, the typical Canadian does not play growing up.\nNot everyone understands the rules.\nAnyone can play as well as ladies, young or old.\nIt seems as if the fun is in the playing more than observing.\nNot all schools have a team, not all schools have access to an ice surface to play and practice.
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Yes Marko is Miikka's older brother He's a d man who was drafted by the Habs only played one season with them.  I am pretty sure he played another season in the NHL with another team maybe the Islanders??  Now he plays in Finland.
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Bad refs!! (Just kidding)\n\nUmmmm - We don't know. Personally - I looked at every single aspect (including ownership Bill) \nPhila has made a lot of changes in every different catagory.\nEsche has to go and he wants to go. / Nittymaki is a backup goalie who'se only playing because Esche's heart is not in Phila.\n\n*I'm only now beginning to agree that Hatcher has to go. / An enforcer was called up from the minors today and that's a damn-good indication that they're looking to get rid of their old enforcer - Hatcher.*\n\n**Peter did not skate tonight - he has the flu. The flu?\nOK - With-that Phila played their best game in a long long time... so this might be an indication of some captain-conflicts within the team.... / I have said since the season began that Gagne should be captain but Gagne held-out for more $\n*Peter is also having reoccuring ankle problems and the Flyer's new GM stated today that he's not untradable. / At the end of the season he's free-picking for any team.\n\nIn short - I don't know..\nBut I can say that I love these kids and I'm proud of them.
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oh yeah i live breathe sleep and play hockey.i have been on the ice since before i can remember.my dad coaches here in denver and i play/coach! it is the most competitive game even in the pee wee league it just gets in your soul and you can,t shake it you know? you just can't give it up my dad is 63 and he plays every day.sorry if this is to long its an obsession .
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I myself am not a Wild fan, but I just watch the Sharks beat them on national tv. They didn't play good, but they also didn't play bad... so I get what you're saying. They almost let in a goal when the Sharks took a penalty and Manny left the net, except it hit the post. I guess the most exciting part about the Wild is Manny Fernandez, I love watching him grab saves out of nowhere (it can get frustrating when playing against him). But yeah, they never seem to keep any sort of momentum and when they got some today (a late power play down by a goal) the power play dismantled. Still though, the Wild are one of my favorite teams to follow and I hope that they can get more exciting to watch for you. Best regards.