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Here Are The Flyers Taking Part In The Skills Competition

Found January 28, 2012 on Buzz On Broad: Yardbarker Blogger Network
PLAYERS: Scott Hartnell,  Claude Giroux,  Kimmo Timonen,  Sean Couturier
TEAMS: Philadelphia Flyers

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Scott Hartnell: one-timer left-handed shot in Skills Challenge Relay Claude Giroux: stick handling in Skills Challenge Relay, and will also be a passer in shot accuracy Kimmo Timonen: passing accuracy, Skills Challenge Relay, and a shooter in Elimination Shootout Matt Read: shooting accuracy Sean Couturier: breakaway challenge H/T Crossing Broad.
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