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Kyle Quincey Signs With Denver Cutthroats

Found October 15, 2012 on Kukla's Korner: Yardbarker Blogger Network
PLAYERS: Kyle Quincey,  Derek Armstrong
TEAMS: Detroit Red Wings,  St. Louis Blues
from Mike Chambers of All Things Avs, In the press release, Quincey says: “After spending some time with (Cutthroats owner) Mr. (John) Hayes, I realize we have a common desire to further the development of youth hockey in Colorado which is a primary focus of the Cutthroats. Being able to do that while playing for a coach (Derek Armstrong) who has helped me throughout my career, and staying home in Denver, is an ideal situation for me considering the circumstances.” more
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