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“I think we've been through a lot this season and it will be nice to move on. It's one step at a time though. The focus of our hockey club was great. We really stuck to our game plan and didn't get too high or too low and we definitely didn't get over excited.”

Quote by Martin Brodeur

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Martin Brodeur is a renowned ice hockey player, born on May 6, 1972. He is highly respected in the hockey world for his exceptional goaltending skills and long career. more

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