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Simply put, the Strathroy, Ontario native has been a different player in 2005-06, and no one in Anaheim is complaining. Clearly, a developing talent in his first four years in the league, McDonald had never scored more than 10 goals in a season prior to this season when he looked to threaten the 30-goal plateau. He also looked to double his previous best assist total.
The Russian town of Togliatti has delivered some superb hockey talents to the NHL, not the least of whom is Pittsburgh's chief sniper, Alexei Kovalev. Ilia, who turned heads in the Ducks' 2001 training camp and later earned a spot on the 2002 AHL All-Star squad, could be the next. Among his ambitions in '01-02 was to master English. His AHL coach at Cincinnati, Mike Babcock, chuckled and said Bryzgalov was coming along fine. "You think his English isn't [that] good until we give up a shorthanded goal and you hear him yelling at the bench."
Anaheim's decision-makers wanted nothing more than to add a dash of veteran know-how to a young defensive rearguard in 2010-11. They brought back a familiar face in Beauchemin, a member of the Ducks' 2007 Stanley Cup-winning team. Anaheim acquired the blueliner in a Feb. 9 trade with Toronto.
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