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Marc Savard Still Unsure About Future, Thinks Brendan Shanahan Has Done 'Wonderful Job'

Found January 21, 2012 on NESN.com: Yardbarker Blogger Network
PLAYERS: Marc Savard,  Brendan Shanahan
TEAMS: Boston Bruins,  New Jersey Devils
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Marc Savard dropped by TD Garden for Saturday's matinee between the Bruins and Rangers, and he took some time to discuss his health status, among other topics. Savard won't be lacing up the skates for the B's any time soon, but he noted that he's truly happy with his life, although he admits he often wants to get back on the ice. The 34-year-old remains unsure about what the future holds when it comes to hockey, though. "Right now, the way I'm still feeling and the daily issues I'm having, it's tough to see a bright future right now, to...
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