WHL names November top offensive players
Saskatoon Blades forward Erat and Kelowna Rockets forward McDade earned WHL November top offensive honors. Kinch of Calgary Hitmen and Chartier of Prince George were named top defencemen. Local bids for 2003 World Junior Championship sites advanced with Halifax Ottawa Saskatoon and Hamilton Kitchener and Toronto London groups seeking selection.
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Zlin
Public
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McDade
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Rockets
Matt Kinch
Calgary Hitmen
Christian Chartier
Prince George Cougars
Kinch
Red Deer
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Ottawa
Saskatoon
Hamilton
Kitchener
Ont
Toronto
London
Canadian Hockey Association
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Montreal
Quebec City
Bob Nicholson
Wayne Russell
Canadian Hockey League
David Branch
International Ice Hockey Federation
Hanover
Germany
Flyers Lose Williams May Hurt Depth For Playoffs
Flyers general manager Bob Clarke said 19-year-old Justin Williams will be unavailable, with coach Craig Ramsay stressing the team cannot spare him as Williams sits tied for fourth on the roster with five goals and eight assists.
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Clarke
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Gagne
Canada
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Williams
Philadelphia Daily News
Craig Ramsay
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Ramsay
Coffey Waived by Bruins Amid Slow Season Gas
Boston Bruins waive four time Stanley Cup winning defenceman Paul Coffey at age 39 after a string of injuries and limited production. If unclaimed by Thursday he may be sent to the Providence AHL affiliate or bought out of his contract. Coffey, once joined with Gretzky and Messier in Edmonton, has played 1,409 NHL games and 18 this season with no goals four assists.
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Coffey
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Bruins
Providence
Ray Bourque
Wayne Gretzky
Mark Messier
Edmonton
Atlanta
NHL
Pittsburgh
Mike O’connell
WBZ Radio
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Bourque
Colorado
Carolina
Ottawa
Marty McSorley Bound for Europe Faces ITHF Clash
ITHF president Rene Fasel questions if Marty McSorley should play in Europe after a one year NHL suspension for slashing Donald Brashear. Fasel says there may be no legal basis to stop him though he believes the suspension stands. McSorley, an unrestricted free agent, can work out with NHL teams on Jan. 1 and may train in Germany or Switzerland as negotiations with the NHL continue.
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Marty McSorley
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Vancouver Canucks
Donald Brashear
McSorley
Gary Bettman
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