ÿþ<BASE HREF="http://www.pbfc.org/DailyNews/"> <html> <head> <meta name="description" content="Pavel Bure Fan Club"> <meta name="keywords" context="Pavel, Bure, hockey, british columbia, canada, russia, nhl, new york rangers, vancouver canucks, right winger, cska, central red army, Florida Panthers, world cup, winter olympic games, sport"> <title>Daily News Page for the Pavel Bure Fan Club</title> <meta charset="Windows-1251"> <!»-(?`v??)-» «-(?`v??)-«> </head> <body bgcolor="#FFFFFF" style="background-attachment: fixed; background-repeat: no-repeat; background-image: url('pbfc-b3b.gif'); background-position: center"> <!body text="#000000" bgcolor="#DED7BD" link="#0000EE" vlink="#00A6A6" alink="#FF0000" background="lines.gif"> <!body text="#000000" bgcolor="#ffffff" link="#00BB00" vlink="#00A6A6" alink="#FF0000" background="confetti.gif"> <center> <TABLE border=0 cellspacing=40 cellpadding=0><TR> <TD><IMG lowsrc="picback.gif" src="pbfc-b3.gif" width=150 height=83></TD> <TD><IMG src="../Pic/russianflag.gif" size=70%></TD> </TR></TABLE> <H1><I> <IMG src ="strobe.gif" width=16 height=16> PAVEL BURE FAN CLUB daily news page.</I> <IMG src ="strobe.gif" width=16 height=16> </H1> <IMG src="whatsnew.gif"> </font> <CENTER> <a name="top"> </a> <h3>Scroll down, or choose the headline to read the news:</h3> <table width=80% border=0><tr><td> <ul> <li><a href="#11nov03a">November 3 - Is Henrik the greatest Canuck of all time?</a></li> <li><a href="#11nov11a">November 11 - Quiet Life</a></li> <li><a href="#11nov18a">November 18 - C@5 ?>AB@040; 87-70 0@8>=>20?</a></li> <li><a href="#11nov18b">November 18 - Bure suffered because Larionov?</a></li> <li><a href="#11nov21a">November 21 - Pavel in Moscow</a></li> <li><a href="#11nov25a">November 25 - 025; C@5: "25G:8=C =C6=> 8A:0BL GB>-B> =>2>5"</a></li> <li><a href="#11nov25b">November 25 - C@5 3>B>2 AB0BL <5=5465@>< "20=30@40", => =5 B@5=5@><"</a></li> <li><a href="#11dec02a">December 2 - Former 'Full House' Teen Now an Actress Full of Faith</a></li> <li><a href="#11dec03a">December 3 - Ex-Canucks star Pavel Bure gets call for International Ice Hockey Hall of Fame</a></li> <li><a href="#12feb25a">February 25 - Bure, Mogilny star as 1972 Summit Series 'replayed' in Moscow</a></li> <li><a href="#12feb27a">February 27 - &  C@5 A45;0; E5B-B@8:! 13 BKAOG 7@8B5;59 2A?><=8;8 «@CAA:CN @0:5BC» 8 4@C38E 72574 <8@>2>3> E>::5O</a></li> <li><a href="#12apr12a">April 12 - 025; C@5: «5=0  <>O ?5@20O 8 548=AB25==0O ;N1>2L»</a></li> <p> <font face="ariel,helvetica" size=2><b> </b></font> </ul> </tr></td></table></center> <br><font face="ariel,helvetica" color="#000000" size=-1> <TABLE align=center width=90%<TR><TD> <p><a name="11nov03a"></a> <font size=+2 face="ariel,helvetica" color="#0088CC"></a></li>Is Henrik the greatest Canuck of all time?</i></font><br> 3 November 2011 - - by Edward Fraser<a href="http://www.metronews.ca/vancouver/sports/article/1014397--is-henrik-the-greatest-canuck-of-all-time"> (THE HOCKEY NEWS)</a></i> <p> <br/> The Hockey News recently released a special edition titled <em>The Best of Everything In Hockey</em>, which includes each franchise&rsquo;s best player ever along with their all-time first and second teams. The selections were based not only on overall skill, but also on contribution to the organization.<br/> <br/> Henrik Sedin got the nod as Vancouver&rsquo;s top player in history and, despite those who will call out for Markus Naslund or Trevor Linden, I think it&rsquo;s a very fine choice. The only other player you can make a reasonable argument for is Pavel Bure, thanks to his gaudy numbers.<br/> <br/> Bure put up a 1.12 points-per-game average during his seven years in Vancouver, which is far superior to Sedin&rsquo;s 0.83 pace. Even when you consider that overall scoring in the NHL during Bure&rsquo;s stretch was 6.29 goals per game compared to 5.59 over Sedin&rsquo;s 10 full seasons (a 12.5 percent decrease), it doesn&rsquo;t become apples to apples in terms of comparing their individual on-ice production. <br/> <br/> Despite that, it&rsquo;s hardly an injustice. What is wrong, in my opinion, was the decision to put Bure on the all-time second team behind Naslund at right wing. Naslund is the franchise&rsquo;s all-time leader in points (756) and goals (254), but he also played 884 games versus Bure&rsquo;s 428. <br/> <br/> <p><a href="#top">----Back to Headline List----</a> <hr SIZE=1 NOSHADE WIDTH="92%"> <p><a name="11nov11a"></a> <font size=+2 face="ariel,helvetica" color="#0088CC"></a></li>Quiet Life</i></font><br> 11 November 2011<p> Here's two links to a video interview Pavel gave recently.<br> Many thanks to Sujeet Gupta for brining it to our attention.<p> 1. TSN <a href="http://watch.tsn.ca/featured/clip566121#clip566121"> here</a><p> 2. 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Photos of Alexandra Fedorova, "SE"<p> </center> <i>On Monday, Toronto's Hockey Hall of Fame were taken Doug Gilmour, Joe Nuindayk, Eddie and Mark Howe Belfort. Contrary to the expectations of the popular Russian sniper Pavel Bure's name was not remembered.</i><p> <P><STRONG>Dmitry Saltykovsky<BR></STRONG>of Toronto</P> <p>Russia in the Hall still has only four members - Vladislav Tretiak, Viacheslav Fetisov, Valeri Kharlamov and Igor Larionov, who was admitted to the pantheon of North American hockey final - in 2008.</p> <P align=center><B>TRETYAK WAS SELECTED ON THE SECOND ATTEMPT</B></P> <p>Meanwhile, on the eve of the ceremony of the Canadian edition of the Montreal Gazette published with the headline: "The committee reign differences on the adoption of new members into the Hockey Hall of Fame." In order to be accepted into the Hall, a player must get 75 percent of the vote committee. Hockey players, gaining less than 50%, are immediately eliminated, but can be nominated again next year. Among the candidates are only those players who have completed their professional careers. For example, Dominik Hasek will be nominated only if he will formally announce that ended his career.</p> <p>Since each member of the committee has the right to express his personal opinion on each of the nominations, it sometimes leads to harsh debates. Suffice it to recall that when the current chairman of the Hall of Fame Bill Hay hockey nominated Vladislav Tretiak, who is a member of said the following: Tretiak - a terrific goaltender, but Leffler, Esposito, Park are not competitors. Hay parried the attack, noting that some judges are willing to vote only for players, "Canadiens". Nevertheless, Tretiak did not received enough votes and was inducted into the Hall a year later.</p> <p>Today, the most mentioned name associated with the main contenders to get into the Hockey Hall of Fame - is Pavel Bure. Since 2006, when the Russian rocket ended his career, the committee ignored his candidacy, although it is possible that Bure has been repeatedly nominated for the vote.</p> This year the attention of Canadian media and the public to the new names for the Hall was very close. Surnames Gilmore, Belfour and Howe spoke for themselves. But the long-term leader's candidacy, "Calgary" and "Dallas" Nieuwendyk was in question. Could be in its place Tempest? For help I turned to Jim Gregory, co-chair the committee. <b>- How can you evaluate the work of Igor Larionov, who was elected new member of the committee this year?</b> <p>- And where did you get this information? - Immediately countered Gregory. - This is one of the media should not know! I, like other members of the Committee, signed a declaration of secrecy.</P> <p>After that, Gregory hastily withdrew. But your correspondent has decided not to despair, and went to another co-chair of the Committee - the famous coach Pat Quinn. He was delighted to learn that the reporter in front of him was from Russia.</P> <p><b>Pat Quinn: "Larionov deprived VOICES"</b></p> <p>- How is the decision-making process for admission to the Hall?</p> <p>- The Committee consists of 18 people. Each of us prepare a complete dossier of our candidates, and all records are scrutinized. In June, we hold the final meeting at which for two days we discuss the candidates and make decisions. These decisions, however, I believe, are not always correct.</p> <p><b>- You said that you have your own Hockey Hall of Fame. And some of the Russian hockey players in it ?</B></p> <p>- Of course, Anatoly Firsov. He - a terrific player, he could not take my eyes off of his game! He came to us in the first Soviet teams. I am proud that we were friends with him.</p> <p>In general, you have a lot of amazing players. I had two favorite hockey player who died in a plane crash this year - the coaches, "Locomotive" Igor Korolev and Alexander Karpovtsev. Both played in my "Toronto". Igor was a stylish man and a player of high class.</p> <p>But my most favorite player - Pavel Bure. Phenomenal sniper! I am sure he would be in the Hall of Fame.</p> <p><b>- What are your comments on the appointment of Igor Larionov? And how active is he lobbying for the candidacy of Bure?</b><p> <p>- Igor was a very intelligent player, so his experience is very useful to the committee. Larionov knows the players and teams in Europe, which until his arrival was a problem. It's not the NHL Hockey Hall of Fame, but for the whole world. Igor is just as important for the committee, as well as Peter Stastny as a Slovak.</p> <p>Alas, Igor - to reveal to you a secret - missed the first meeting, and yet he was obliged to be there! Therefore, we have not been able to coordinate our efforts with the names - including that of Bure.</p> <p><b>- That is, he did not vote this year?</b><p> <p>- We have an option of remote voting. If a committee member can not attend the meeting, he is able to send all information via email. I can not remember exactly, if Igor did it. But I can say that if a committee member is not present at the meeting, he automatically loses the vote.</p> <p><b>- That is, it is likely that Larionov may exclude from the committee?</b></p> <p>- What would you do if your subject does not appear at the first meeting? Therefore, he shall in no case will not be able to miss a meeting next year.</p> <p><b>- Apart from the Russians already in the Hall of Fame, according to the "SportEexpress", Bure might be joined by Alexander Mogilny and Sergei Makarov.</b><p> <p>- They are top-notch players no arguement about it. But here, as in the case of Bure, not everything depends on me.</P> <p><b>THE PROFESSOR DID NOT SHOW UP AT THE TRAINING CAMPS IN THE MOSCOW REGION</b></p> <p>My next companion was Larionov himself.</p> <p>- When I was accepted into the Hockey Hall of Fame, no one from the Russian media was there - with ill-concealed resentment began the Professor.</p> <p><b>- What are you comments on this appointment?</b><p> <p>- I am proud to become one of the 18 committee members and present it to Russia. I wish that more of our guys who played before me and I played with, was in the Hall. I'll try to help them do this.</p> <p><b>- Co-Chairman Pat Quinn told the committee that you missed the first meeting ...</b></p> <p>- The fact is that I have received an NHL agent license this year. I had a great camp in the suburbs, it was attended by 120 people - and I could not leave the boys. But I voted and sent the recommendation, but, alas, they were not taken into account. Unfortunately, I can not say who I voted for.</p> <p><b>- According to Quinn, the probability of Pavel Bure being in the Hall is very high.</b></p> <p>- You are trying to get me a clear answer on a specific name, but I have no authority to do so.</p> <p><b>- Well, then tell us about what you're doing?</b></p> <p>- I have been for a year a CHL licensed agent , plus recently I have become an NHL licensed agent. I am busy with young players, looking at a lot of games in Ontario, and in Russia. Sending young people in the right direction.</p> <p><b>- Possible first pick in the 2012 NHL draft is Nail Yakupov - one of your clients. How can he be described?</b></p> <p>- He is a player from God. There are very few like him. It is a pleasure to work with him; he listens and takes advice.</p> <p><b>- Vladislav Tretiak said that for young hockey players, except goalkeepers, it is best to start in Russia and the break into the NHL from the KHL. And what is your opinion?</b></p> <p>- And I say differently. If a person is talented and shows a very strong hockey sense, of course, you have to play here in America. The fact is that I appreciate not only the reports by the press and TV, but I see the games live. So I can compare what's happening there and that here. That's why my conclusions are not ambiguous.</p> <p><b>- How do you comment on the most scandal in the NHL the last few days - between Bruce Boudreau and Alex Ovechkin?</b></p> - I spoke with Boudreau in August, and I understand his concern that he expects guys like Ovechkin, high productivity. But Ovechkin's reaction - normal. However, he should not take offense, but look in the mirror and ask: What are you doing in this team and if you are ready to be its leader? But in general I do not know what they are doing within the team, and for me, frankly, worries me little.</p> <p><b>- Has publicity somehow affected Ovechkin's game in recent years?</b></p> <p>- I do not comment on players who are not part of my agent's spectrum. But your statement is incorrect. I certainly do have my opinions, but they are not for the press.</p> <p><b>- What can you say about the appointment of Zinetula Bilyaletdinov for the post of head coach of Russia?</b></p> <p>- I am glad that he was elected. I know him and played together on the national team, we lived in the same room. And now, we still sometimes communicate. In the NHL, he worked several years as an assistant; that says a lot. It was the right move by the Ice Hockey Federation. On the other hand, believe that PCR (ed. Russian Hockey) requires at least 5-6 Scouts who need to monitor candidates from the NHL to go to Sochi. I have great concern about this problem.</p> <p><b>- There has been someone (staff) who left the National team?</b></p> <p>- It was a saga, which ended last year, in January.</p> <p><a href="#top">----Back to Headline List----</a> <hr SIZE=1 NOSHADE WIDTH="92%"> <p><a name="11nov21a"></a> <font size=+2 face="ariel,helvetica" color="#0088CC"></a></li>Pavel in Moscow</i></font><br> 21 November 2011 <p> Apparently Pavel is in Moscow, and recently took a skate and game with other legends of hockey.<p> Included in the skate was the Prime Minister of Russia, Vladimir Putin.<p> At the web site, <a href="http://www.b-port.com/sport/item/71206.html">http://www.b-port.com/sport/item/71206.html</a> - you can see Pavel skating.<p> <center> <img src="111121.jpg"> </center><p> @5<L5@-<8=8AB@ >AA88 ;048<8@ CB8= ?@>25; B@5=8@>2:C A ;535=40<8 A>25BA:>3> E>::5O 2 A?>@B:><?;5:A5 "530A?>@B". 0 ;54 2<5AB5 A 3;02>9 ?@028B5;LAB20 2KH;8 70A;C65==K5 <0AB5@0 A?>@B0 !!!  025; C@5, OG5A;02 =8A8=, OG5A;02 K:>2, ;048<8@ >;8:>2, ;5:A0=4@ >;8:>2, 0;5@89 0<5=A:89, ;5:A59 0A0B>=>2. 0 ;54 B0:65 2KH;8 =4@59 >20;5=:>, ;5:A0=4@ >652=8:>2, ;048<8@ @CB>2, .@89 515452, ;048<8@ CBG5=:>, .@89 O?:8=, !5@359 0:0@>2, ;048<8@ KH:8=, 0:A8< !>:>;>2, 8:B>@ (0;8<>2, ;5:A0=4@ /:CH52 8 ?@57845=B E>::59=>3> :;C10 &! 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Turning 18 during the show's final season, she's since transformed into a talented performer, a caring mother of three and an outspoken Christian.</p> <p>Bure next stars in "The Heart of Christmas," a holiday special airing 7 and 9 p.m. this Sunday on gmc. It recounts the tragic story of Dax Locke, a young boy suffering from cancer during the Christmas season. As his condition worsens, the community rallies around him in a show of support and Bure's character realizes she must reclaim her own family before it's too late.</p><p>In an interview with The Christian Post, Bure professes her belief in the power of Christ and family to sustain us. Without the two, she says, even the fullest house isn't a home.</p><p><strong>CP: You grew up onscreen playing DJ Tanner on the sitcom "Full House." Was it hard acting in front of America throughout all of your teens?</strong></p><p>Bure: It wasn't hard but just awkward at times. Growing up from 10 to 18 on national TV was hard but I managed somehow. I wasn't scarred by it.</p><p><strong>CP: After "Full House," you took a break from acting to focus on your children. Why was that important to you?</strong></p><p>Bure: I wanted to be the one raising my children. My husband, Valeri Bure, was a professional hockey player and it would have been too hard when he was touring before he retired to have him do that.</p><p>It wasn't an easy transition but I knew I wanted to do it and I'm so thankful I could. Now that Valeri's retired I can go back to work a little bit. I'm so blessed to be a mom. It's been incredible making some lifetime memories and having time with my children. The fun now is balancing work and family life.</p><p><strong>CP: You next star in "The Heart of Christmas," a TV special about a community rallying around a young boy with cancer. As a mother, was it hard acting in a situation where a child's life is in danger?</strong></p><p>Bure: As a mom of three, my heart goes out during a story like this. I can't say I understand what a family in this situation goes through, but I understand what they're feeling. My heartstrings were definitely pulled. The uplifting part of the story is seeing how this experience touches the other characters' lives. You'll definitely want a tissue box by your side.</p><p><strong>CP: How does "The Heart of Christmas" reflect the true meaning of Christmas?</strong></p><p>Bure: The title says it all. We should cherish every moment and that's really what it's all about. We should place our families first as life is like a vapor and is incredibly short.</p><p><strong>CP: You typically play family-oriented characters like Megan, a mother you play in "The Heart of Christmas." Having spent so much time acting in family programs, how do you think America's culture and values have changed over the years?</strong></p><p>Bure: It depends on who you talk to. I was raised with strong moral values within my family. There are other people and things that go on in the world that aren't a reflection of how I choose to live my life or what I would want from it. Life evolves and at times things seem to get darker. No matter what we can keep finding stories of hope and ways of overcoming challenges.</p><p><strong>CP: You are a strong Christian. Is it hard practicing your <strong>faith</strong> in Hollywood?</strong></p><p>Bure: I don't think it's any more difficult than living out a faith-filled life elsewhere. There are certainly different challenges. I enjoy finding scripts that are meaningful or valuable to me. It's about choosing the projects differently. With so many <a href='/topics/television/' class='topicLine'>television</a> stations and production companies the industry has changed and grown immensely. It's almost getting easier to find Christian or family programing.</p><p><strong>CP: You're a spokesperson for National House of Hope, a Christian organization for <strong>teens</strong>. Why is Christianity an important message for that age group?</strong></p><p>Bure: National House of Hope is a wonderful organization that houses troubled teens as they work through issues directly with their families. It teaches them how to play a positive part in society. It teaches their parents how to have a successful relationship with their children. We treat things as diverse as drugs, alcohol and cutting. It's based on biblical principles and transforms people through Jesus.</p><p>At the core of it, these teens learn that our value is found in Christ and what he created us to be. We learn to see our worst through his eyes and we grow to find comfort in him rather than the empty promises of our lives.</p><p><strong>CP: How has Jesus impacted your life?</strong></p><p>Bure: I am who I am today because of my relationship with Christ. It produced a life change in me in my early 20s. I never understood my need for Jesus growing up as I thought I was pretty good person. I didn't know why I needed him at first. Eventually I understood that God's standard of goodness is different from the world's standard of goodness. We can't attain perfection by following just the law and doing good work. That's why God came here and paid the fine for us through his ultimate sacrifice. That's our eternal salvation. I realized at that point why I needed him and now it means absolutely everything to me.</p> <p><a href="#top">----Back to Headline List----</a> <hr SIZE=1 NOSHADE WIDTH="92%"> <p><a name="11dec03a"></a> <font size=+2 face="ariel,helvetica" color="#0088CC"></a></li>Ex-Canucks star Pavel Bure gets call for International Ice Hockey Hall of Fame</i></font><br> 3 December 2011 - - Vancouver Sun <p> He isn t in the more renowned Hockey Hall of Fame, but former Vancouver Canucks sniper Pavel Bure will get his star turn next May when he s inducted into the International Ice Hockey Federation Hall of Fame in Helsinki, Finland. <p> Bure is one of four players named as part of the 2012 International Ice Hockey Federation Hall of Fame class along with Phil Housley, Raimo Helminen and Milan Novy. <p> Andy Murray, who coached Canada to three world championship gold medals, will be inducted as a builder. <p> Murray from Gladstone, Man., guided Canada to the world title in 1997, 2003 and '07 and was also behind the bench in 1998 when Canada placed sixth. His last victory was his most decisive as Canada won all nine of its games in 2007 and outscored the opposition 41-21. <p> Canada hasn't won a gold medal since. <p> Bure starred in the NHL between 1991 and 2003, but his international career began at the 1989 IIHF world junior championship when he led the Soviet Union to the gold medal. He finished his junior career with two golds and a silver at the under-20 tournament. He also won gold and bronze medals at the world championships, and silver and bronze in two Olympic appearances for Russia. <p> Housley played in the NHL between 1982 and 2003, but also made numerous appearances for the United States on the international stage highlighted by a gold medal at the 1996 World Cup and silver at the 2002 Olympics. <p> Helminen, of Finland, played in a record six Olympics for his country between 1984 and 2002. When he retired he'd been a part of every medal-winning team at the worlds and Olympics in his country's history. <p> Novy played for Czechoslovakia between 1975 and 1982. He won two world championship gold medals and was a tournament all-star at the 1976 Canada Cup, the first major international competition that allowed professional players to compete. <p> Toronto native Kent Angus will also receive the Paul Loicq Award for outstanding contributions to international hockey. Angus, who works for Nike, has been in charge of providing jerseys and off-ice apparel to all world championship teams since 1995, including 49 world championships and four Olympics. <p> Read more: <a href="http://www.canada.com/sports/Canucks+star+Pavel+Bure+gets+call+International+Hockey+Hall+Fame/5805000/story.html#ixzz1fWhrijPL">http://www.canada.com/sports/Canucks+star+Pavel+Bure+gets+call+International+Hockey+Hall+Fame/5805000/story.html#ixzz1fWhrijPL</a> <p><a href="#top">----Back to Headline List----</a> <hr SIZE=1 NOSHADE WIDTH="92%"> <p><a name="12feb25a"></a> <font size=+2 face="ariel,helvetica" color="#0088CC"></a></li>Bure, Mogilny star as 1972 Summit Series 'replayed' in Moscow </i></font><br> by Matthew Fisher - - 25 February 2012 - - Vancouver Sun <p> <center> <img src="120225vp.jpg"><p> Russia's Pavel Bure (2nd L), Vyacheslav Fetisov (3rd L), Alexey Kasatonov (2nd R) and Alexander Mogilny (R) celebrate scoring against the World's squad goalie Peter Briza (L) during the &quot;Summit Series&quot; game in Moscow on February 25, 2012. Top hockey players and former stars faceed off on the invitation of Russian strongman Vladimir Putin to celebrating the 40th anniversary of the series that saw Canada defeat Russia on Paul Henderson's famous goal. </center><p> <center> <img src="120225vp-b.jpg"><p> Russia's Pavel Bure scores on Czech Republic's former goalkeeper Peter Briza during an exhibition ice hockey match in Moscow February 25, 2012. </center><p> <center> <img src="120225vp-c.jpg"><p> Russian hockey player Alexander Mogilny (C) fights for the puck with Canadian former professional ice hockey player Steve Shutt (L) as Russia's Pavel Bure skates behind during an exhibition ice hockey match in Moscow February 25, 2012. </center><p> <center> <img src="120225vp-d.jpg"><p> Russia's Pavel Bure (R) celebrates with teammate Andrei Kovalenko (51) after scoring a goal during an exhibition ice hockey match in Moscow February 25, 2012 </center> <p> Pavel Bure, looking almost portly, but as slick and as much of a net hanger as ever, led the home team with a hat trick. But another retired Russian NHLer, Alexander Mogilny, was chosen as the player of the game for the winners. One of the few Russian players to ever come from eastern Siberia, Mogilny scored once and set up his old Russian national team linemate, Bure, for one of his three goals.</P><P>Glenn Anderson, who starred for Canada at the Lake Placid Olympics and later for the Edmonton Oilers, scored a goal and was chosen as the top player for the visiting old-timers.</P><P>Phil Esposito was one of a handful of players from Canada's 1972 team to make the trip to Russia. The 70-year-old, Sault Ste. Marie, Ont., native coached what was described as a team of World All-Stars. The captain of Canada's team in 1972 was honoured with a diamond-studded ring and after the game, along with two of his fiercest rivals from 40 years ago, Vladislav Tretiak, the iconic Soviet goalie, who wore his old number 20 but played forward, and Alexander Yakushev, who scored seven goals in the first of the great Canadian-Soviet matchups. The 68-year-old winger was the only player from the series to play in Saturday's game.</P><P>Other Canadian players from the 1972 team who made the trip to the Russian capital were Jean-Paul Parise, Brad Park, Pat Stapleton and Dennis Hull. They were warmly greeted by a sellout crowd at the Megasport arena and by about a dozen Soviet players from that time, including Boris Mikhailov, who later became a highly regarded coach, and longtime Soviet and NHL star Vyacheslav Fetisov who recently retired as Russia's minister of sport.</P><P>Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin, who began to play hockey only recently but now is reportedly fanatical about becoming better at it, had the visitors out to his dacha on Friday to reminisce about the 1972 series, which Canada won in the eighth and final game, played in Moscow, on a very late goal by Paul Henderson, after a slow start in four games in North America.</P><P>&quot;Regardless of all the tension, these games contributed to establishing more human, more normal relations between people,&quot; Putin told the Canadian old-timers before a state dinner Friday evening, according to a report on the RAI Novosti website. The series was &quot;viewed through the prism of international relations,&quot; at the time, Putin said, but it rose above politics and helped to bring West and East together.</P><P>&quot;The '72 series was absolutely one of the most brilliant events in world hockey in the 20th century,&quot; he said. &quot;The main thing isn't the points. You were all such bright stars that continue to shine not only on the hockey landscape, but also on sport as a whole.&quot;</P><P>Putin did not attend the game, but among those who were on the ice for the Russian team was Alexander Kharlamov, son of the great Soviet speedster, Valeri Kharlamov, whose career and life were cut short when he died in a car accident in 1981. The younger Kharlamov scored one of the Russian goals.</P><P>Speaking to the Soviet players at Friday's reception, Esposito, who like Yakushev, scored 11 points in 1972, said that that confrontation was the best hockey he had ever participated in.</P><P>&quot;We thought it would just be an all-star game, that's nothing serious, just playing for the crowd, but it was the hardest and best series of my life,&quot; he said.</P><P>The tempo for Saturday's game was surprisingly high considering it featured many players in their 50s and 60s. There were a number of nifty three-way passing plays and some brilliant goalkeeping by Vladimir Myshkin, who was Tretiak's backup on many Soviet teams in the late 1970s.</P><P>Most of Saturday's game was played on friendly terms, but when Canada rallied in the third period, narrowing the gap from four goals to two goals, play got quite chippy. Mike Krushelnyski, a Ukrainian Canadian from Montreal who played for five NHL teams before coaching a Russian premier league team, was involved in a brief altercation with Ilya Byakin, who played briefly in the NHL in the 1980s.</P><P>Among the former NHLers playing for the Russian team were Andrei Kovalenko, Sergei Makarov, Alexei Zhamnov, Helmut Balderis and Vladimir Krutov.</P><P>Canadians who flew to Moscow to play in the game included Steve Shutt, Ron Duguay, Cliff Ronning, Greg Adams, Wayne Babych, Todd Warriner, Dave McLIwain and Wayne McBean. Esa Tikkanen of Finland and Milan Novy of the Czech Republic also played for the world team.</P><P>Paul Stewart, who played and was a referee in NHL, was introduced incorrectly as the Canadian referee for the match. 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