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The Best U.S. Born Players Today
by Paul on 08/04/09 at 09:46 AM ET
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from Mike G. Morreale of NHL.com,
9. Dustin Brown, F, Los Angeles—The Kings’ captain, a 2009 NHL All-Star, plays an all-round game with an edge. He had 24 goals and 53 points last season—and was second among American players with 285 hits in 80 games.
10. Paul Stastny, F, Colorado—The son of Hall of Famer Peter Stastny missed 37 games due to a fractured arm and fractured foot last season after posting 70-plus points in each of his first two seasons. He still managed 36 points in 45 games in 2008-09 and has 63 goals and 185 points in 193 career games. With dual citizenship (U.S. and Canada), Stastny has opted to play for the United States in international competitions.
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