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Email a copy of 'Travis Moen Retires From Professional Hockey' to a friend
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HalosFan8
Farewell to the man who delivered the best blind, no look KO in hockey history. Shea Webber is happy today.
Jim Previte
The team was not known as The Mighty Ducks when they won the cup.
Gavin Lee
You’re right, of course. For some reason in my head they changed the name the year after the cup, but it was the year prior. Fixed!
Doc Halladay
Moen was solid if unspectacular. My favourite moment from him was in the Eastern semi finals, Montreal vs Pittsburgh, can’t remember exactly which game it was but he came streaking down the left wing, one on one with Sergei Gonchar and out of literally nowhere he got this extra burst of speed and flew right around Gonchar, drove the net and picked the top corner on Fleury. Never seen him do it before or after but man it was a sight to see.
Gavin Lee
I think it was even short handed, if I remember the one you’re thinking of. The guy had some really great moments throughout his career.
stormie
Was also game 7 if I remember right, I remember it was in Pittsburgh and Montreal was the underdog that series (that was the Halak playoff run where they took out Pittsburgh and Washington).
Chuck Audette
Knowing Travis personally and a die hard Habs fan it was truly a great day when he was traded to Montreal. I too remember “the run” against Washington and Pittsburgh that year. I especially remember the play where he scored from the left wing rush. beautiful. Goes to show that ALL players in that league has skill. Anyway good luck to Trav in the future. A solid guy with a pretty solid career in the bigs. Thanks for the tickets for the three games in Montreal a few years back. Never forget that. Ultimately Trav is a small town boy back in the small town and loving it. Coaching? Good challenge to look forward to.