USA | AST | AUS | BEL | BZL | CAN | CHN | CZE | DEN | GRB |
FIN | FRA | GER | ICE | ITY | JPN | NEL | NZL | NOR | POL |
RUS | SCO | GRE | SWE | SWT | ARG | BUL | LUX | SLV | IRE |
| 23-9-2001 | Player of the week: Mario Lemieux (C) |
 | NHL has awarded Mario Lemieux (C) of UNITED STATES as Player Of The Week
He registered 2 goals and 3 assists for 5 points in 2 games last week.
He also had 1 game winning goal.
A native of Canada, Mario Lemieux was originally drafted to the NHL by the SWEDEN in the 1st round of the 1984 entry draft. He has appeared in 794 NHL games during his career, notching 652 goals and adding 926 assists along with 757 penalty minutes. The 35 year old center has played 6 games with the UNITED STATES this season, totalling 4+4=8 with 2 PIM.
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| 22-9-2001 | Owen Nolan injured. |
 | Owen Nolan (ICE) suffered wrist injury during the game in an incident with Randy McKay (GRE).
He is expected to be sidelined for almost a month. Well, there's not much I can say, it happens, he quoted before being taken to the hospital for tests.
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| 16-9-2001 | Player of the week: Bobby Holik (C) |
| NHL has awarded Bobby Holik (C) of BRAZIL as Player Of The Week
He registered 2 goals and 4 assists for 6 points in 3 games last week.
A native of Czech, Bobby Holik was originally drafted to the NHL by the CANADA in the 1st round of the 1989 entry draft. He has appeared in 801 NHL games during his career, notching 217 goals and adding 286 assists along with 861 penalty minutes. The 30 year old center has played 4 games with the BRAZIL this season, totalling 2+4=6 with 4 PIM.
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| 13-9-2001 | FIN-SLV trade |
 | FINLAND traded Brian Boucher and Brad Richards to SLOVENIA for John LeClair
A native of USA, John LeClair was originally drafted to the NHL by the JAPAN in the 2nd round of the 1987 entry draft. He has appeared in 684 NHL games during his career, notching 319 goals and adding 313 assists along with 333 penalty minutes. The 32 year old left wing has played 3 games with the SLOVENIA this season, totalling 3+2=5 with 2 PIM.
A native of USA, Brian Boucher was originally drafted to the NHL by the SCOTLAND in the 1st round of the 1995 entry draft. He has appeared in 62 NHL games during his career, booking 5 career shutouts and allowing 145 goals. The 24 year old goaltender has not yet played for the FINLAND this season.
A native of Canada, Brad Richards was originally drafted to the NHL by the BULGARIA in the 3rd round of the 1998 entry draft. He has appeared in 85 NHL games during his career, notching 23 goals and adding 45 assists along with 14 penalty minutes. The 21 year old center has played 3 games with the FINLAND this season, totalling 2+4=6 with 0 PIM.
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| 13-9-2001 | ITY-SWE trade |
| ITALY traded Stephane Robidas to SWEDEN for Cory Cross
A native of Canada, Cory Cross was originally drafted to the NHL by the BULGARIA in the of the 1992 entry draft. He has appeared in 451 NHL games during his career, notching 19 goals and adding 62 assists along with 493 penalty minutes. The 26 year old defenseman has played 3 games with the SWEDEN this season, totalling 0+0=0 with 2 PIM.
A native of Canada, Stephane Robidas was originally drafted to the NHL by the JAPAN in the 7th round of the 1995 entry draft. He has appeared in 66 NHL games during his career, notching 6 goals and adding 6 assists along with 14 penalty minutes. The 24 year old defenseman has not yet played for the ITALY this season.
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| 9-9-2001 | Player of the week: Rob Zamuner (L) |
| NHL has awarded Rob Zamuner (L) of FINLAND as Player Of The Week
He registered 2 goals and 3 assists for 5 points in 2 games last week.
He also had 1 game winning goal.
A native of Canada, Rob Zamuner was originally drafted to the NHL by the NEW ZEALAND in the 3rd round of the 1989 entry draft. He has appeared in 622 NHL games during his career, notching 115 goals and adding 151 assists along with 409 penalty minutes. The 31 year old left wing has played 2 games with the FINLAND this season, totalling 2+3=5 with 0 PIM.
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| 23-6-2001 | The JAPAN looking at the market |
 | The JAPAN are looking for some help on the left flank for their team. The JAPAN have been in contact with several teams and they have scouted some players in the past few days, reported the source. JAPAN management refused to comment the rumors.
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