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Good Reasons to Shop Sears First 24 — THE CITIZEN, Prince George — Friday, August 10, 1984 MONTREAL (CP) — Can a team Peter Stastny, who played for the of National Hockey League stars be BOSSY CRITICAL, SATHER CONFIDENT Czechoslovakian national team for noulded into a cohesive unit good several years, said the idea of keep­ 'nough to beat the Soviets in three ing regular NHL linemates together weeks? is a good one. The question surfaces every time the NHL prepares for international “ That’s the way the Soviets, competition and the 1984 Canada Thoughts vary on Cup chances Swedes and Czechoslovaks have Cup tournament, which opens Sept. done it — keep units from the same team together,” said Stastny. “ Also, ,, is no exception. don’t build a team in one month — it elled on his Stanley Cup champion went arm surgey. And Trottier left a Mike Bossy, for one, is doubtful. takes years and years. they practice more than a 100 days Edmonton Oilers, with the emphasis hole in the middle of the other line a year as a national team, so they “ They’re asking us to build a ‘‘I’m here for the fans and I’m more sport on offence and puck control. when he opted to play for the U.S. inhave good communication. ’.ockey club in one month,” a pub- here to win, sure to win, but we’ll To that end, Sather had planned to the six-nation tournament. ished report quotes him as saying.never have a chance under this for­ try to keep NHL units together, such Wayne Gretzky filled that hole on “ Three weeks isn’t enough to build man charged with making a team of ‘They’re asking us to play a team mat. Never.” as Boston Bruins Rick Middleton Wednesday as Sather shuffled his a perfect team, but it will be enough Team Canada, doesn’t agree with s solid as the Soviet Union, players Bossy played for Team Canada in and Barry Pederson together. Sath­ lines. Gretzky had centred for Midd­ to win. We can beat any of these Bossy. who have trained together for sever­ the 1981 Canada Cup and said he’s er had invited the Islanders Mike leton and Bob Bourne the first two teams.” al years. been pestered by people for three “ Obviously, he doesn’t know what Bossy, John Tonelli and Bryan Trot- days of practice. Sather will put the players “ Where is the logic in that? What years about the 8-1 loss to the So­we’re going to do,” said Sather. “ I tier, who have played together in Sather said he’d change the for­ through two more practices today. ‘iave we got to win when we know viets in the tournament final that don’t think he knows how prepared New York. ward lines and defence pairings just On Friday morning the team travels Irom the start that we’ve conceded year. these guys are going to be.” The Pederson-Middleton possibili­ about every day so the players can to Banff, Alta., to continue training an advantage to our opponents? YouNot surprisingly, Glen Sather, the Sather is trying build a team mod­ ty vanished after Pederson under­ learn each other’s moves. camp. good reasons to shop Sears first ■■■ Shop Friday night and all day Saturday w hile quantities last. 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