Talk:Mike Modano

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[edit] stats

I have just removed the following comments from within the article:

This is all very well, but for people who don't know ice hockey that well, where is the legend for this chart? Goals scored (G) is fairly obvious, but what is (A)? Goals against? What? And what is PIM? Chart legend should be universal. Don't assume we know what these random figures mean.

-- They -are- universal. On any hockey site, stat page or information book you will find. Please know what you're talking about before you speak.

guess they belong here, if anywhere.--Bilbo B 18:21, 12 November 2006 (UTC)

I've removed reference, that I actually edited prior to checking up on it and removing it, to Modano being the all-time leading NHL goal scorer among American-born players. That honour belongs to Joe Mullen for the moment, although Modano, barring injury, will surely pass him this season. Modano, is, however, the leading active American goal- and point-scorer.

--Silverandcold 06:48, 26 November 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Who is Michael Honick?

Why is Michael Modano referred to here as Michael Honick???

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