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[ad_1] Panache was the word for Guy Lafleur, a rising figure in Montreal hockey history in the 1970s for the Canadians who swooped down the right, with gold locks flowing behind him, before freezing many goalkeepers with his deadly shot. Described as a rock star on the NHL’s most glamorous team of the era, Lafleur …
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[ad_1] The dynamic, free-winger Guy Lafleur, who helped lead the dynasty Montreal Canadiens to five Stanley Cup titles, including four in a row, in the 1970s, died near Montreal on Friday. He was 70 years old. The Canadians announced his death but did not give a reason. Lafleur, who smoked throughout his football career, was …
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[ad_1] As Tampa Bay trampled the Canadians in Game 1 and outstripped them in Game 2, they resisted the temptation to make personnel changes, choosing to focus on themselves. But desperation encourages action. In an effort to encourage more attack, Ducharme replaced forward Jesperi Kotkaniemi with Jake Evans, shuffling Montreal’s lines and moving Anderson to …
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