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Olympic Champions SIP
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37 PATRICE BERGERON
BIO POSITION CENTER BORN ANCIENNE-LORETTE, QUE. AGE 25 HEIGHT 6-2 WEIGHT 194 SHOOTS RIGHT G 0 A 1 PTS 1 PIM 2 ICE TIME 6:27 (LOWEST ON CANADA) LEGACY Bergeron slid down the depth chart and by the end of the tournament was the 13th forward and used mainly for faceoffs and penalty killing. His only assist came in the first game when he helped Mike Richards stake Canada to a 3-0 lead over Norway.…
CROSS-CANADA CELEBRATION
FANS OF CANADIAN athletes from every sport showed their true colors through-out the Games, but hockey supporters were some of the most fervent. SYNCHRONIZED CELEBRATION From top left, clockwise: Vancouver’s Robson and Granville Streets; Ottawa’s Elgin Street; Calgary’s Red Mile; Maple Leaf Bar in London, England; Vancouver again; and Wayne Gretzky’s restaurant in Toronto.…
1 ROBERTO LUONGO
BIO POSITION GOALTENDER BORN MONTREAL, QUE. AGE 30 HEIGHT 6-3 WEIGHT 205 CATCHES LEFT W-L 5-0 GAA 1.76 SP .927 LEGACY Canada averaged almost six goals a game in Luongo’s five starts, but he did manage to close the door on Slovakia in the semifinal and the U.S. in the gold medal game. Luongo didn’t have to steal any games, but he had to be good enough not to lose games.…