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The Numbers Are In
by Paul on 07/20/09 at 07:35 AM ET
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You know it is a very slow hockey new period when I am posting this…
via Russia Today,
Former NHL superstar Sergey Fedorov and his younger brother Fedor have chosen the numbers under which they’ll play for Metallurg Magnitogorsk in the upcoming KHL season.
Sergey Fedorov will wear the number 18 on the back of his shirt. The choice has some history behind it, as the forward began his hockey career in CSKA Moscow under the same number.
Fedor Fedorov went for number 81, the Metallurg Magnitogorsk official website reports.
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Sergei Fedorov wore #18 for CCCP (USSR) in the ‘91 Canada Cup. I’m not sure if he wore it in other international tournaments. BTW, that jersey (’91C.C.) is the best looking Soviet National Team jersey ever.
Posted by Lindas1st on 07/20/09 at 11:27 AM ET