Battling back: Team leader, fan favorite skates toward healing

The last time she had seen her son, Paul, he was heading to Detroit Metro airport to return to Whitefish for his third season with the Glacier Nationals junior hockey team. Don't let it affect your play at all.'" That attitude shows why he was the obvious choice to wear the "C.&q...

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Published inMcClatchy - Tribune Business News
Main Author Hamel, Steve
Format Newsletter
LanguageEnglish
Published Washington Tribune Content Agency LLC 19.01.2014
Subjects
Blood pressure
Coaches & managers
Coma
Hockey
Hospitals
Intensive care
Leadership
Lungs
Mortality
Ventilators
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Summary:The last time she had seen her son, Paul, he was heading to Detroit Metro airport to return to Whitefish for his third season with the Glacier Nationals junior hockey team. Don't let it affect your play at all.'" That attitude shows why he was the obvious choice to wear the "C." Paul finished the season as the Nationals' second-leading scorer with 34 points in 41 games, and was off to a terrific start the following year when injuries derailed his season.