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The former Canuck captain granted his first 'comeback' interview to the Canadian Press on the weekend and explained where his head and body currently reside. As we pretty well knew, Naslund is doing it to help out his struggling hometown team, MoDo. Full Article at Vancouver Sun
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Markus Naslund is the last guy who thought he'd be making a comeback. After stepping away from the NHL in May, the 36-year-old rarely thought about hockey and was plenty busy with the construction of a new house in his hometown of Ornskoldsvik, Sweden. Full Article at Sports News Canada
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Peter Forsberg reacts after scoring for his hometown club Modo in the Swedish league ice hockey match against Skelleftea in Ornskoldsvik, Sweden, Thursday Feb. 12, 2009. Forsberg has ruled out a return to the NHL this season. View Photo »
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Of course I want to be in the Olympics. It is a dream to be playing such a tournament in Canada
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Marcus Naslund is shown in this file photo. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Chuck Stoody Markus Naslund is the last guy who thought he'd be making a comeback. Full Article at Canoe
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He was only gone for just over six months, but Markus Naslund is back. Full Article at Bleacher Report
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It's too bad Brendan Shanahan had to go out the back door, but that's what ends up happening when a 40-year-old who wants to play one more season can't find a team that thinks he still can. Full Article at CBS Sports
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Peter Forsberg is seen in action for his hometown club Modo in the Swedish league ice hockey match against Skelleftea in Ornskoldsvik, Sweden, Thursday Feb. 12, 2009. Forsberg has ruled out a return to the NHL this season. View Photo »
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If you love hockey, you love Peter Forsberg
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Whose ears didn't perk up when they heard Markus Naslund was coming out of retirement to play with Peter Forsberg for Modo in the Swedish Elite League? Both are even reportedly playing for free. Full Article at Bleacher Report
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Martin Rucinsky, shown here with the St. Louis Blues in April 2003, is having a blast playing at a high level with the HC Sparta Praha in the Czech Extraliga. Full Article at CBC News
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Josef Melichar (L) and Jiri Novotny (R) of the Czech Republic vie with Peter Forsberg of Sweden during their Euro Hockey Tour ice hockey match in Jonkoping, Sweden November 5, 2009.
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Swedish ice hockey star and former NHL player Peter Forsberg speaks at a news conference in his home town Ornskoldsvik in northern Sweden February 17, 2009. Forsberg announced at the news conference that he will be taking a break from ice hockey due to his foot injury.
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Of course I want to be in the Olympics. It is a dream to be playing such a tournament in Canada
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Of course I want to be in the Olympics ... It is a dream to be there, and to play an Olympics in Canada would obviously be incredible fun. It’s not so far away — only three and a half months. However, I must be good enough to get there.
