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ZVOLEN – A participant from the highest Slovak ice hockey competition, HKM Zvolen, has announced two changes in its framework. The current leader of the league table at his own request leaves the striker Patrik Lušňák.
The former representative of Slovakia played 29 important matches with 5 goals and 8 assists, following the serious health problems that occurred during the last season. According to the official website of HKM Zvolen, the 30-year-old striker does not feel the ideal playing comfort, so he decided to leave Zvolen.
For his part, Canadian defenseman Mark Fraser has become the new defensive player of the lighteners. This 32-year-old Ottawa native has a wealth of NHL experience abroad. In 2005, he selected the New Jersey Devils in 84th place. He joined the most prestigious hockey competition in the world in 223 duels, winning 23 Canadian points (4 + 19).
Interestingly, though, these are 309 minutes criminal. In addition to "diablov", he also dressed the Toronto Maple Leafs and the Edmonton Oilers. Fraser worked for the last time in Finland at TPS Turku. The information was provided by the official website of HKM Zvolen.
Full results and current table of the Slovak Extraliga Tipsport
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- SITA
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- Twitter TPS Turku; Video: Youtube
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