Farwell rises to NHL as Flyers GM in bold move
Russ Farwell, former Medicine Hat Tigers GM, becomes Philadelphia Flyers general manager, succeeding Bob Clarke. He vows focus on drafting, building a winning club, and keeping coach Paul Holmgren, with seven picks in the June 16 draft and a core of young players.
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Messier Wins Hart Trophy Narrowly Over Bourque
Ray Bourque falls short as Mark Messier of the Edmonton Oilers edges him by two points to capture the NHL MVP award. Hull takes the Lady Byng, while Bourque adds Norris and Gretzky claims Art Ross. Makarov is rookie of the year and Roy wins Vezina as awards recap.
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Lafleur to play one more season with Nordiques
Guy Lafleur announces a 1990-91 season with the Quebec Nordiques before retiring afterward. He remains a key scorer and leader, with 12 goals and 22 assists last season, and will earn about 400000 dollars while serving as disciplinarian.
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AGT Unveils Three Call Return Custom Calling Services
AGT introduces three new Custom Calling Services for the 1990s with a free trial offer June 6 to July 3. The service includes a Mestro Display phone showing the caller before pickup and features like Call Again and Call Return to manage missed or prior calls. Visit AGT Phone Centre or call 529-3344 for details.
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Nasty Boys fall to Giants in 11th inning shocker
Kevin Mitchell slugged a two out solo homer in the 11th after Will Clark tied it in the ninth, lifting the San Francisco Giants over the Cincinnati Reds 3-2. Cincinnati blew a ninth inning lead for the first time in 29 games as the Reds dropped their grip on the NL West.
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Stump) Merrill
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