Ken Holland on Hossa, Franzen

March 20, 2009
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Holland:

“It’s about team building, it’s about our philosophy. We can keep Franzen and Hossa, but then we’ll have to let a whole lot of other players go. I don’t know if that’s the answer to being competitive. But if I can get a number that I think allows us to have one extra player, you start to think more and more about doing something. Right now, I’m not really close to where I’d like to get to with either side.”

Ken Holland seeks price for Marian Hossa | Freep.com | Detroit Free Press.

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  • worldhockeydaily

    kwisp.

    If the wings win this season, Hossa will want to remain a part of a winner.
    He took less to go there in the first place, did he not?
    Do you really believe he fits the bill for this GM/coach anyway?

    When did you start the blog?

  • qwisp

    I made it in order to do the Anthony poll, yesterday. I don’t really intend to “blog” as such, but I did dump all my links into it, just so I would have them all in one place. For now, I think I will just use it to post links to articles I want to keep track of.

  • worldhockeydaily

    Anthony is an inspiration.