Found August 24, 2008 on
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Originally published in Eishockey News in 2007
By Lucas Aykroyd
Let's face it: you won't find the "Flying Frenchmen" with the Montreal Canadiens anymore. Last year's dynamic duo of Quebec-born snipers was Vincent Lecavalier (108 points) and Martin St. Louis (102 points) of the Tampa Bay Lightning. This year, Daniel Briere and Simon Gagne have started off [...]
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