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Martin Rucinsky Leaves NHL
by Paul on 07/23/08 at 06:09 AM ET
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Martin Rucinsky will be playing for Sparta Prague next season according to a report from the AP via the International Herald Tribune.
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There are only two ex-Nordiques signed to NHL contracts for next year…. Adam Foote and Owen Nolan. Sakic, Sundin, Forsberg, Gelinas, Aaron Miller, and Thibault are all UFAs, and Chris Simon and now Rucinsky are playing in Europe.
Posted by saskhab from Saskatoon on 07/23/08 at 11:07 AM ET