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2/29/08

Brad Richards Had As Many Assists (5) As Jason Kidd in Dallas Debut

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Yup, I'm writing about hockey and it doesn't involve a fight. Just like a Leap Day, this only happens once every 4 years.

How about Brad Richards' debut last night for Dallas? 5 assists should do, don't you think?

Here's the fun part: That was the same amount of assists as Jason Kidd in his Dallas Mavericks debut. Now all Richards has to do to keep pace is dish out 15 in the Stars next game. I think that'd be a record or something.

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2/29/08

jackkent

0	"He's Bud the Spud, from the bright red mud!".... That PEI native turned it ON!. Lookout western conference, as much as I hate the stars, they added a key piece to advancing in the playoffs