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Sakic Knows What His Plans Are
by Paul on 06/27/09 at 09:18 AM ET
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from Adrian Dater of the Denver Post,
Joe Sakic has made up his mind what he’ll do next season. But whether the Avalanche captain has decided to retire or play a 21st NHL season remains a mystery.
Avs general manager Greg Sherman said Friday night he met with Sakic recently in Denver and received word from him what his plans are. But Sherman would not say what they are, and said it could be a week or more before a public announcement is made.
The team said Sakic, who turns 40 on July 7, is going on a family vacation, and nothing will be announced until at least after he returns.
“He made his intentions clear, and in the coming weeks it will be addressed,” Sherman said.
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