Niclas Bergfors Player Profile

Written by Laura Astorian on Friday, 02 April 2010 01:50.

Tooting my own horn (which seems to be the only horn I have to toot tonight), I just wanted to direct you to my Calder Profile on Niclas Bergfors over at NHLHotStove.com. Falconer suggest I do a Toby for Lady Byng one, so that might be in the works, or maybe another Behind the Mask profile on Chris Mason.

Well, ok, that one's a behind the beard.

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I've been following professional ice hockey for twenty or so years. Originally from St. Louis, I was uprooted and moved to Atlanta in 1993, which at the time wasn't exactly a hotbed of hockey activity. The Thrashers came about in 1999, though, and I went to their games since that first 4-1 loss to the Devils. Sadly, April 10th, 2011 marked the last game in Thrashers history, so I return to my original team with undivided attention.

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When LeNoceur fell in love with the Blues, Bernie Federko was a star player, and not an awkward shill for a shady mortgage company. Since retiring from the former hockey blog Melt Your Face-Off, he posts his occasional Blues musings here at Thrashing the Blues. He lives on a fortified compound in the St. Louis area protected by a pack of trained and vicious bichon frises.

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