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Monday, November 24, 2008

Comin' Closer to Home!

by Anne

This morning, Buffalo (ok, technically West Seneca) native and former St. Louis Blues forward, Lee Stempniak was traded to the Toronto Maple Leafs for Carlo Colaiacovo and Alex Steen.

Yay! Woooooo!!! He may not get as much press as Kaner, but its nice to see WNY hockey players doin' their thing around the NHL!! Too bad I must dislike him now... jk!


2 comments:

  1. Say whaaaaaat?
    So, St. Louis gets a guy that's usually hurt most of the time and another guy who looks sort of caveman-ish to me in some pictures while Toronto gets a native from these parts. Sweeeet.

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  2. He gets to live in Buffalo all year long now! Unfortunately, poor Stempniak has to play for the Leafs. Hey, you win some; you lose some.

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