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Halak And The Trade Talk
by Paul on 12/15/09 at 11:35 AM ET
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from Bertrand Raymond at RueFrontenac (translated),
Item in the news: the Canadiens and Philadelphia Flyers were discussing a trade involving goaltender Jaroslav Halak.
To know what it returns, there is nothing like talk to an actor who finds himself in spite of himself at the heart of this rumor: GM Bob Gainey.
“Bob, as a journalist, I’m what’s the story? I treat it as a new or I consider it a rumor, just another rumor?
Gainey is well known, does not usually comment on rumors. Rather than sending everyone into the left field, he usually prefers to say nothing.
“This is not for me to suggest what you write, the chief replies. All I can say is that it was I who called the Flyers, not the contrary. “
thanks to a KK reader for the pointer
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