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by Paul on 02/19/08 at 04:58 PM ET
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from NHL.com writer Dan Rosen at NHL Connect,
I thought it was great to see George McPhee and Don Maloney chatting for close to 30 minutes during lunch. “Trying to make a trade,” Maloney joked to me. Probably not considering both teams are in a similar situation with young players and on the cusp of the playoffs. Still, good fodder.
I thought it was great to see Ken Holland walk out of the lunch area with Toronto interim GM Cliff Fletcher. “So, how’s it going?” Holland asked.
read on... Now more rumors can be created…
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