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    Fellow American Cory Schneider is excited about the prospects of facing Chelios. "Hey, if he wants to keep playing and he's able to, more power to him ... I grew up playing NHL 94 with the Chicago Blackhawks and they were solid with Chelios and (Jeremy) Roenick. It will be fun to get a chance to play against him." The Moose, who are coming off a 4-1 loss to the Hamilton Bulldogs, will be facing a hungry Wolves club that is hoping to turn things around after a disappointing 1-5 start. Full Article at Canoe
    Hey, if he wants to keep playing and he's able to, more power to him ... I grew up playing NHL 94 with the Chicago Blackhawks and they were solid with Chelios and (Jeremy) Roenick. It will be fun to get a chance to play against him.
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  1. It will be cool ... Now after being around more pro guys, I won't be shell-shocked or star struck. But it will be kind off surreal for me to going from a short guy seeing him on a plane to now coming a long way in my career. It's neat to be meeting up with him again. It will be interesting.
    SOURCE: Canoe 1 month ago
  2. I don't know if I'll be the slowest guy out there, which is a bonus
    Chris Chelios – Chris Chelios SOURCE: Canoe 1 month ago
  3. The funny part is that him and Craig Ludwig were always saying 'I can't wait until I retire.' Ludwig played 55 years and Cheli is going to play 60 ... They are guys that love the game, really love to be around the guys, love to compete and as a hockey player you can't get another rush like that when you...
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  4. He was the first NHL player that I met and I always looked up to him as a player ... I was on a plane going to a tournament in Las Vegas and he was on his way there as well. On the plane, he was right in front of me and I got to shake his hand. He was a good guy.
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  5. Once again, not really surprising
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  6. I want to make sure there's nothing left when I retire -- I enjoy the game just like I did when I started ... I just want to get in here and contribute. It's going to be pretty exciting. I can't wait to play the game and not have to worry about anything else.
    SOURCE: Canoe 1 month ago
  7. Basically, I haven't played full-time for a year ... The most important thing is to not hurt this team. It's going to be a long road back. I'm just looking forward to playing for the Wolves. As long as I'm enjoying playing and helping a team out, that's all that matters.
    Chris Chelios – Chris Chelios SOURCE: Canoe 1 month ago

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