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by Paul on 11/16/06 at 03:45 PM ET
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from David Amber at ESPN,
In this week’s Facing Off, the Wild captain tells us what it was like to be traded for Ray Bourque, why Minneapolis is a better hockey town than Boston and who he thinks is the game’s next Mario Lemieux.
Question from David Amber: You keep getting tagged as the “NHL’s most underrated player.” What does that mean to you?
Answer from Brian Rolston: Not much I guess [laughs]. That’s great being underrated, but I think that comes from the media. Over my career, I have seen a lot of players who aren’t that good built up by the media, I haven’t had that kind of buildup, but I would like to think the people in the organization and my teammates appreciate what I do.
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