nhl.fanhouse.com - 10/31/2008
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Filed under: Canadiens , NHL Economics , Russian Hockey The Cold War between the NHL and the Kontinental Hockey League warmed up a bit again earlier this week when Pavel Valentenko, a farmhand with the Hamilton Bulldogs, top affiliate of the Montreal Canadiens, signed a contract with Dynamo ...
tsn.ca - 10/31/2008
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tsn.ca —
MONTREAL - The Montreal Canadiens suspended Pavel Valentenko
without pay on Friday after the prospect left the...
Hamilton Bulldogs of the American Hockey League to sign a three-year contract with Dynamo Moscow. Valentenko was in the second year of a ...
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Canadiens suspend Valentenko without pay
sportingnews.com - 11/5/2008
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sportingnews.com —
Earlier this year when Nashville Predators winger Alexander
Radulov walked out on the last year of his...
contract with the team to return to Russia to play in the Kontinental Hockey League (KHL), a lot of folks asked whether or not the move presented ...
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Returning to Mother Russia May Be No-Brainer
lionsinwinter.blogspot.com - 10/30/2008
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lionsinwinter.blogspot.com —
Habs prospect Valentenko no longer on Hamilton Bulldogs
website and rumourd to be moving to Russian KHL....
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Valentenko in Russia
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Returning to Mother Russia May Be No-Brainer
The Sporting Blog —
... Last week, Montreal Canadiens prospect Pavel Valentenko returned to Russia ostensibly to take care of some personal business. But once he got there, it turned out that the business he was looking to transact was to sign a three-year contract with Dynamo Moscow, one of the premier teams in the KHL. Though Valentenko told Sovetsky Sport that he had informed Montreal of his decision to play in the KHL ahead of time, the news seemed to come as a surprise to the team's front office. ...
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