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Trencin, Slovak Republic (July 2011) â Not far from the forest he played in as a boy and where he continues to train in the off-seasons, Bruins captain Zdeno Chara thanked his family, his friends and his hockey supporters for helping him realize the dream of a Stanley Cu...
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