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(AHN) Team Canada Center Getzlaf Cleared For Vancouver Games
All Headline News (AHN), Feb 16, 2010 / Anaheim Ducks center Ryan Getzlaf was medically cleared to play for Team Canada in the Winter Olympics Monday.
Canada keeps forward Ryan Getzlaf on hockey roster
FOX - KMSB 11 - Tucson AZ, Feb 16, 2010 / Canada is keeping forward Ryan Getzlaf on its men's Olympic hockey team, a week after he injured his ankle and missed two league games.
Getzlaf proud to step on to the 'biggest stage'
Calgary Herald - Alberta - Canada, Feb 16, 2010 / The owner of Canada's most closely scrutinized ankle said he was never comfortable with the attention he was receiving and he certainly feels for his friend Jeff Carter.
Team Canada embraces Getzlaf
The Orange County Register - Orange County CA, Feb 16, 2010 / Proclaiming himself "the happiest guy here," the Ducks' Getzlaf reported no problems from his game at Edmonton on Sunday night, the one in which he put up two goals and two assists.
Getzlaf proclaims himself ready to go
NHL - Carolina Hurricanes, Feb 16, 2010 / Despite the severity of his left ankle sprain, Team Canada center Ryan Getzlaf played Sunday night for Anaheim and practiced Monday evening here at Canada Hockey Place without much tape for support.
Getzlaf proclaims himself ready to go
NHL - New Jersey Devils, Feb 16, 2010 / Despite the severity of his left ankle sprain, Team Canada center Ryan Getzlaf played Sunday night for Anaheim and practiced Monday evening here at Canada Hockey Place without much tape for support.
OLYMPICS: Men's hockey
Morning Sun - Mt. Pleasant MI, Feb 16, 2010 / Two goals and two assists for the Anaheim Ducks on Sunday convinced Canadian hockey officials that Ryan Getzlaf is ready for the Olympics.
Olympic hockey tournament could be one for the ages
The Dawson Trail Dispatch, Feb 16, 2010 / In the opinion of Team Canada coach Mike Babcock, if everyone performs as expected and hoped in this Olympic hockey tournament, we could be on the verge of seeing the "best hockey event of all time."
Getzlaf proclaims himself ready to go
NHL - Pittsburgh Penguins, Feb 16, 2010 / Despite the severity of his left ankle sprain, Team Canada center Ryan Getzlaf played Sunday night for Anaheim and practiced Monday evening here at Canada Hockey Place without much tape for support.
Getzlaf proclaims himself ready to go
NHL - Detroit Redwings, Feb 16, 2010 / Despite the severity of his left ankle sprain, Team Canada center Ryan Getzlaf played Sunday night for Anaheim and practiced Monday evening here at Canada Hockey Place without much tape for support.
Getzlaf proclaims himself ready to go
NHL - Anaheim Ducks, Feb 16, 2010 / Despite the severity of his left ankle sprain, Team Canada center Ryan Getzlaf played Sunday night for Anaheim and practiced Monday evening here at Canada Hockey Place without much tape for support.
Getzlaf proclaims himself ready to go
NHL - Colorado Avalanche, Feb 16, 2010 / Despite the severity of his left ankle sprain, Team Canada center Ryan Getzlaf played Sunday night for Anaheim and practiced Monday evening here at Canada Hockey Place without much tape for support.
Getzlaf proclaims himself ready to go
NHL - Nashville Predators, Feb 16, 2010 / Despite the severity of his left ankle sprain, Team Canada center Ryan Getzlaf played Sunday night for Anaheim and practiced Monday evening here at Canada Hockey Place without much tape for support.
Getzlaf proclaims himself ready to go
NHL - San Jose Sharks, Feb 16, 2010 / Despite the severity of his left ankle sprain, Team Canada center Ryan Getzlaf played Sunday night for Anaheim and practiced Monday evening here at Canada Hockey Place without much tape for support.
Getzlaf proclaims himself ready to go
NHL - Dallas Stars, Feb 16, 2010 / Despite the severity of his left ankle sprain, Team Canada center Ryan Getzlaf played Sunday night for Anaheim and practiced Monday evening here at Canada Hockey Place without much tape for support.
Getzlaf proclaims himself ready to go
NHL - Atlanta Thrashers, Feb 16, 2010 / Despite the severity of his left ankle sprain, Team Canada center Ryan Getzlaf played Sunday night for Anaheim and practiced Monday evening here at Canada Hockey Place without much tape for support.
Getzlaf proclaims himself ready to go
NHL - Montreal Canadiens, Feb 16, 2010 / Despite the severity of his left ankle sprain, Team Canada center Ryan Getzlaf played Sunday night for Anaheim and practiced Monday evening here at Canada Hockey Place without much tape for support.
Getzlaf proclaims himself ready to go
NHL - Tampa Bay Lightning, Feb 16, 2010 / Despite the severity of his left ankle sprain, Team Canada center Ryan Getzlaf played Sunday night for Anaheim and practiced Monday evening here at Canada Hockey Place without much tape for support.
Getzlaf proclaims himself ready to go
NHL - Philadelphia Flyers, Feb 16, 2010 / Despite the severity of his left ankle sprain, Team Canada center Ryan Getzlaf played Sunday night for Anaheim and practiced Monday evening here at Canada Hockey Place without much tape for support.
Getzlaf proclaims himself ready to go
NHL - Florida Panthers, Feb 15, 2010 / Despite the severity of his left ankle sprain, Team Canada center Ryan Getzlaf played Sunday night for Anaheim and practiced Monday evening here at Canada Hockey Place without much tape for support.
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The highs and lows of David Beckham
The Independent - London - UK
The Independent - London - UK, 13 minutes ago/ David Beckham has been ruled out of the World Cup after snapping his Achilles while playing for AC Milan.
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Actor Peter Graves Dies at 83
Sun Sentinel
Sun Sentinel, one minute ago/ Actor Peter Graves was found dead Sunday afternoon at his home in Pacific Palisades.
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Lawyer refutes doubts about runaway Prius
ITN
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No Need for Greek Bailout Now, Lagarde Says
The Wall Street Journal
The Wall Street Journal, 5 minutes ago/ NEW YORKâCredible efforts by Greece's government to clean up its finances have so far negated the need for any bailout from the European Union, French Finance Minister Christine Lagarde said Friday.
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Apple will issue replacement iPad when battery runs out
Telegraph - London - UK
Telegraph - London - UK, 28 minutes ago/ It means that iPad users will effectively have to buy a new device if their battery becomes unable to hold a full charge over time.
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