Former Habs
F Kovalev, Ottawa: 4 points (3-1) in 9 games, minus-4 rating
F Koivu, Anaheim: 3 points (1-2) in 9 games, minus-4
F Tanguay, Tampa Bay: 2 assists in 9 games, minus-3
F Robert Lang, Phoenix: 4 points (1-3) in 9 games, minus-1
F Higgins, N.Y. Rangers: 2 assists in 11 games, minus-2
F Steve Begin, Boston: 6 points (2-4) in 10 games, plus-1
D Komisarek, Toronto: 0 points in 8 games, minus-4
D Francis Bouillon, Nashville: 0 points in 10 games, minus-4
D Mathieu Schneider, Vancouver: Just played his first game after
missing the start of the season because of injury.

More motivation! You can accomplish anything when you put your mind to it. 

http://convio.cancer.ca/site/TR/Otherspecialevents/PCOI_ON_?team_id=178390&pg=team&fr_id=6050

We are not cycling across Canada this year, but we are strapping on the blades Nov 13th to 15th. Msg me if you want to play or donate! http://www.putcanceronice.ca

Typically Canadian needs your help!

Join a global movement that is bringing much needed attention to prostate cancer. Do this by growing a Moustache this Movember, the month formerly known as November. Our commitment is to grow a moustache all November to change the face of men’s health and we want you to join us.

The funds we raise during our Moustache journey go to Prostate Cancer Canada.

What many people don’t know is that 1 in 6 men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer in their lifetime. Prostate cancer is the most common cancer to afflict Canadian men with 25,500 diagnosed and 4,400 dying from the disease each year. Facts like these have convinced me I should get involved.

To join our Movember team called TC Mo Bros (short for Typically Canadian Mo Bros)
go to http://ca.movember.com/register/9825

Once registered you’ll be sent all the information needed to get donations and get growing as part of our Movember team.

Learn more about Movember by watching the Intro Video at http://ca.movember.com

Together we can change the face of men’s health.

Cheers,

Kyle Braatz

Today was a special day. I was lucky enough to be asked to participate in a 10 km race that had a lot of meaning behind it. The MADD dash is a 10 km and 5km timed run in support of the fight against impaired driving.

On this day we were running for a very amazing person, who I have known for about a year. Jessica was the victim of a horrible accident that involved a drunk driver last Spring. When I was given the opportunity to run in the MADD dash for Team Jessica I was very excited.

We had a team of about 17 people who were all involved because of how much Jessica meant to everyone. Our team raised over $2500, with our Team Captain Karen raising $1500 herself.

I would like to thank Max Keeping, Avedis and my parents for contributing to this amazing cause and supporting Jessica!

We all went out for breakfast afterwards and I was lucky enough to meet all of Jessica's friends. They were all very nice and we had a very interesting conversation about baseballs....

When I look at everyone who was involved today, I start to wonder why more people don't get involved with causes like this. I look at it as an opportunity. An opportunity to support amazing people that you care about and make a difference in this big old world.

Nothing beats the feeling associated with giving back; be it MADD Dash, Cycling across Canada with Typically Canadian (www.typicallycanadian.com) or donating what you can to something you believe in.

Nothing makes me happier then helping others and making people smile. It is an addiction I am proud to say I have and I would peer pressure anyone to try this natural drug!

To those who read this, my contact information can be found at http://netgen.ca/company/team/.>

Please contact me if you have opportunities for me to be involved and feed my addiction!  I will always do whatever I can to help!

Race notes:
-I was able to complete the 10 km run in 41 mins and 57 seconds. 1st for my age group
-Jon Murray completed his first 10 km race and accomplished his individual time goal

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