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May 23, 2012

























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Bruce Bennett Studios
 Position: Right Wing
 NHL Club: New York Rangers
 Date of Birth: 6/29/68
 Birthplace: Oxbow, SK
 Height: 5'6"
 Weight: 180 lbs

THE SKINNY:
Fiery little winger has been troubled by family problems this season and some erratic behaviour on the ice... Got into a fight with the San Jose Sharks mascot... Stormed off the ice with seven minutes to go in a game after getting his third minor of the night, showered and waited on the bus for his teammates... Was fined $1,000 for making an obscene gesture at New York Islanders fans Jan. 22... Missed the final 20 games of last season when he entered the league and NHLPA substance abuse program... Could be a distraction at the Olympics if he doesn't keep tantrums in check... When he is on his game there aren't many better at hitting holes and using his speed... Plays much bigger than he is... Finished second in the league last year with nine short-handed points... Holds the record for the highest plus-minus in a single game (plus-9) set on Feb. 10, 1993... Selected 166th overall by the Calgary Flames in 1987 draft... Won the Stanley Cup with the Flames in 1989.

FAMOUS FOR:
Being small.

INFAMOUS FOR:
Big tantrums.

SHOOTOUT POTENTIAL:
Is 3-0 on NHL penalty shots.

What Canada Did
Feb. 24: Canada def. U.S. 5-2 to win first Olympic gold medal in 50 years.
Feb. 22: Canada def. Belarus 7-1 in semifinal, advancing to gold-medal game Sunday.
Feb. 20: Canada defeated Finland 2-1 in quarter-final game to advance to semifinals Friday against Belarus.
Feb. 18: Canada tied the Czech Republic 3-3 in Group 3 play, putting the Canadians into quarter-final play against Finland on Wednesday night.
Feb. 17: Canada defeated Germany 3-2 to lift record to 1-1 in Group C.
Feb. 15: Canada lost 5-2 to Sweden in first game of final round to deternube positioning for quarter-finals.

Theoren Fleury Photos
Chris Chelios is taken out by Theo Fleury
Fleury waves a Canadian flag
Team Canada poses for a group photo
Fleury leaps above the ice
Fleury is taken out by Ruutu
Fleury falls on top of Hasek
Theo Fleury is crosschecked from behind
Hasek stares down on a fallen Fleury

More Theoren Fleury Stories
Fleury anxiously awaiting to get word

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Inside Men's Hockey
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   Teams:
   Canada
   Belarus
   Czech Republic
   Finland
   Germany
   Russia
   Sweden
   U.S.A.

   Schedule

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   Standings

   Statistics

   History

   Venues:
   The Peaks Ice Arena
   E-Center

   Canada's last gold:
   Edmonton Mercurys

   Women's Hockey