from:
http://www.clevelandbarons.net/barons2003/news/barons_news/20041005-1097031688.htm
"The first period was played on an even keel. David Curry paced the Barons by stopping all seven shots that he faced. The Barons Sam Paolini had the best scoring opportunity in the period as he rang one off the post on the only power play of the period. "
This article mentions that Paolini signed with Toledo (which would make it a lot easier to play with the Barons):
http://www.toledostorm.com/toledostorm_2/press.asp?ID=1035
To think, he almost could have been playing with Wallace this season:
http://www.boardwalkbullies.com/bio.php?id=16
Just saw in transaction column that Paolini was released by the Barons (after being signed on Oct. 9)
Sorry, Paolini was signed Oct 9 2003 so ignore that portion of previous post.
[Q]pfibiger Wrote:
"The first period was played on an even keel. David Curry paced the Barons by stopping all seven shots that he faced. The Barons Sam Paolini had the best scoring opportunity in the period as he rang one off the post on the only power play of the period. "
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Do Sammy's PPGs fight cancer in Ohio as well?
[Q]jtwcornell91 Wrote:
Do Sammy's PPGs fight cancer in Ohio as well?[/q]
I don't think it would surprise anyone if he tried to set up a local program there similar to our own Power Play for Prevention.