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How’s Mogilny
by Paul on 02/01/07 at 04:04 PM ET
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from Pierre Lebrun of the CP via the Sporting News,
On the shelf with a chronic hip problem, one that has very likely ended his career, Mogilny is faced with pondering a future beyond hockey.
“It’s been very difficult,” he said on the phone from the Los Angeles area. “Everybody goes through it. But it’s not easy to be honest. You find a lot of empty space to fill.”
He’s getting paid US$3.5 million by the New Jersey Devils this season, the last year of a contract he signed with the club coming out of the lockout in August 2005.
He’ll be an unrestricted free agent July 1 but highly doubts a comeback in is the cards.
“Never say never, but probably not,” Mogilny said. “I’ll be 38 in a few weeks. . .”
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