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Jeff Brown |
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More than you ever wanted to know about my favorite hockey player, Jeff Brown. |
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Profile & Scouting Report |
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Scouting Report |
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The Finesse Game |
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The Physical Game |
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The Intangibles |
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Projection |
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SOURCE: HOCKEY SCOUTING REPORT |
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Personal Experiences |
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Jeff Brown is my favorite ex-Blues player of all time. That's why I save the best for last. Jeff played for the blues from the 1989-1990 season to the 1993-1994 season, and was traded to the Canucks with Bret Hedican and Nathan LaFayette. "Brownie" is known as a defencemen that can put the puck in his own net. I know it's a mistake, buy I like to tease him about it. Even Paul Coffey did it in the playoffs, when he was with the Red Wings. Chris McAlpine is the newest addition in the putting the puck in your own net series. |
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I've seen Jeff every time he has been back since he was traded, and even though he was injured in the 1996-1997 season he still made the trip with the Hartford Whalers. Jeff and I had a chance to talk up in his room, and I took this picture of him. This season Jeff will be coming with the Carolina Hurricane's on October 13. Here's the picture of us from that day. Here's his Cane's picture . Here's his bio from the Hurricanes, and ESPN. Hopefully, he will be able to play. His back has been bothering him, since his surgery last year. |
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Jeff played in St. Louis. I found out why he hadn't played since the second game. Carolina had all of the players sign team pictures, after the second game. Brownie spent two hours standing bent over a table signing the posters. He tried to stand back up, and felt his back start to tighten. He was out the next four games because of it. |
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Jeff hasd been traded again. This time it's to the Toronto Maple Leafs. And for some reason he's number 33 now. Here's a picture of Jeff celebrating a goal with his teammates against the Kings. |
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Jeff is out with an injury that almost killed him. He sustained a servere cut on his shin during a game while he was still in Carolina. It got infected. Toronto trainers noticed that the infection was spreading up his leg. They rushed him to the hospital for surgery. His infection was related to the flesh eating disease. Jeff started playing again at the beginning of February. |
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Brownie is on the move again. He was traded to the Washington Capitals from the Toronto Maple Leafs. He's number 28 now. He finished out the year with four goals, and twenty-three assists for 27 points. He's missed all the playoff games so far, do to the flu, and headaches. They finall figured out that the headaches were from post-concussion syndrom. |
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Jeff's Zodiac Guardian protects this page while I am away. |
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