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behindthejersey behindthejersey posted 6/8/2007 from www.behindthejersey.com [flag]
Anaheim Ducks' goaltender JS Giguere was able to celebrate his first Stanley Cup with his two month old son. Giguere missed the last three games in the regular season and four in the first round of the playoffs when his son was born with a deformed right eye. [link]

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