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MONTREAL – There really is no place like home for Jaroslav Halak.
He may hail from halfway across the globe in Slovakia, but the Bell Centre obviously suits Halak just fine.
On quite the roll to start the season, the Habs’ goalie...
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October 31, 2009
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