Former Cup Champion is Officially Leaving The NHL
It seems as if the trend has officially began, it you are a underwhelming NHL players it is time to take your talents elsewhere such as Russia, Europe or other countries that will praise a player a lot more than the NHL does; that's been the case for several individuals.
Yesterday on Tuesday August 16th Cedric Paquette officially announced he will be leaving the NHL, and North America hockey as a whole to play some Euro hockey!
Puck Empire reported the following:
«Cedric Paquette (@paquette18) has signed with Dinamo Minsk in Belarus. , 29, had two assists through 29 games played with Montreal this season. Paquette played 448 games in the NHL with Tampa Bay, Ottawa, Carolina, and Montreal, putting up 51 goals and
95 points. He won a Stanley Cup with Tampa Bay in 2020.»
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