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May 25, 2012

























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Bruce Bennett Studios
 Position: Defence
 NHL Club: Colorado Avalanche
 Date of Birth: 12/10/69
 Birthplace: Simcoe, ON
 Height: 6'4"
 Weight: 227 lbs

THE SKINNY:
One of the great all-round defencemen in the NHL... Has a great slapshot from the point on the power play. One of the best at one-timing the shot, he should be a key player when Canada has the man advantage... Had a goal and an assist in Nagano... Strong defensive play emphasized in his not being on the ice for a goal against in Nagano... Another defenceman who's used to playing a ton every night and could be in a position to do more with less... One of the great bodycheckers in the game.,.A big reason why Team Canada has the strongest blue line at the Olympics.

FAMOUS FOR:
Hip checks.

INFAMOUS FOR:
Unhip middle name is Bowlby.

SHOOTOUT POTENTIAL:
Is 0-1 on career penalty shots.

What Canada Did
Feb. 24: Canada def. U.S. 5-2 to win first Olympic gold medal in 50 years.
Feb. 22: Canada def. Belarus 7-1 in semifinal, advancing to gold-medal game Sunday.
Feb. 20: Canada defeated Finland 2-1 in quarter-final game to advance to semifinals Friday against Belarus.
Feb. 18: Canada tied the Czech Republic 3-3 in Group 3 play, putting the Canadians into quarter-final play against Finland on Wednesday night.
Feb. 17: Canada defeated Germany 3-2 to lift record to 1-1 in Group C.
Feb. 15: Canada lost 5-2 to Sweden in first game of final round to deternube positioning for quarter-finals.

Rob Blake Photos
Team Canada poses for a group photo
Blake gets a hard check against the boards

NHL Statistics

2002 Games Hockey Coverage

Inside Men's Hockey
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   Teams:
   Canada
   Belarus
   Czech Republic
   Finland
   Germany
   Russia
   Sweden
   U.S.A.

   Schedule

   Live Scores

   Standings

   Statistics

   History

   Venues:
   The Peaks Ice Arena
   E-Center

   Canada's last gold:
   Edmonton Mercurys

   Women's Hockey