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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Dec 13, 2002
Page
13
Ted Nolan, former NHL Coach of the Year 1996-97 with the Sabres, is seeking coaching work five years after not renewing with Buffalo. He sent resumes early in the season to multiple teams and has heard nothing. Fans on the Calgary Flames site favor him to replace Greg Gilbert who was fired.
Rod Brind Amour of the Philadelphia Flyers was awarded the Queen's Golden Jubilee Medal in Calgary for his support of the Canadian Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. The 32 year old has helped raise over 180000 dollars in Campbell River British Columbia by hosting an annual golf tournament and auction for six years. He said he is honoured to receive the medal and will continue efforts to defeat CF.
Toronto pitcher Chris Carpenter rejected a contract offer and the Blue Jays removed him from their 40-man roster. After shoulder surgery in September he would miss pitching until mid to late season, finishing six Jays seasons with a 49-50 record and 4.83 ERA.
As GMs gather in Nashville for the winter meetings they eye Montreal targets Vladimir Guerrero Bartolo Colon and Javier Vazquez amid talk of 11 to 12 teams needing a No 3 starter or better. Expos payroll stakes and arbitration figures frame the market with Guerrero at 11.5 million Colon 8.25 million and Vazquez arbitration eligible after 4.775 million.
Canada's Mike Weir and Ian Leggatt shot 59 to lead the World Cup after day one in Puerto Vallarta. Weir had an eagle and three birdies while Leggatt added two birdies in a best-ball format, as the American duo Mickelson and Toms trailed with a 65. Trinidad & Tobago and other teams sit several strokes back.
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