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Billy
Grahame on the move?
Billy
Grahame, the NHL's top star might be looking to play hockey elsewhere.
After 6 seasons with the Alberta Anarchy, Grahame's contract is up and
he may not re-sign with the club. Grahame has shattered records since
coming into the league and has 1,149 goals in 1,297 games. Grahame who
is hands- down the most gifted goal scorer in history has played for
Dakota, Upper Peninsula and Alberta but may look to finish up his
career in a new city. "I want to weigh my options," said Grahame "I
have had alot of fun in Alberta but I woudln't mind playing elsewhere
if the conditions were right."
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Centomo
to a cup contender?
Johnathon Centomo has expressed his
desire to play one more season of hockey in the NHL. The 46 year old
has 407 goals and 1,822 assists over his 28 season career. Centomo has
won 4 Stanley Cups all with Alberta and although he is the NHL's oldest
player he still feels like he has something to give. Centomo will shop
himself around and try to find a job in the NHL for one more season.
Centomo finished last season with 3 goals and 51 assists and feels he
is able to achieve at least 40 points this season.
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Jean- Pierre Elik & Aris Reekie to play
together again?
Elik has hinted that he may want to
play with his old Nashville linemate one more time. Reekie and Elik
were drafted to Nashville in the same year when Reekie was 17 and Elik
was 19. The two played on the same line together on the Predators for 9
seasons before they both resigned with different teams. Both found more
success on other teams then they did with Nashville as Reekie won a
Stanley Cup with the Prowlers and Elik with Boston. "I would really
like a chance to play with him (Reekie) again," Elik stated last week
"We never could pull it together with Nashville, maybe we could do it
with someone else."
Elik is a free agent this season and Reekie has 1 year left on his
contract with the Minnesota Wild.
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Sid Skivolocke to play
1 last season?
Skivolocke who played out his
contract for Dakota had said he wished to retire at the end of Season
40. At 41-years old Skivolocke is 6th all-time in wins with 721 career
wins, but Skivolocke is the best goaltender to never win a Cup.
Spending his career with Florida, Winnipeg and St. John's before coming
to the North Stars last season Skivy just never was able to bring home
a Cup. "I have played for some good teams," said Skivolocke "We could
just never seem to take it all the way."
After 42-year old Murray Kasparaitis won his first and only Stanley Cup
before he retired last season, Skivy says he's thinking about trying
the same. "I want to play one more season with a team that has a shot
at the Cup," he said in a news conference. "I just want one more shot."
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