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NHL stars gather in Moscow to honor Larionov.(Knight Ridder Newspapers)
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Byline: Mark McDonald
MOSCOW _ For one night anyway, Moscow was Hockeytown.
With the National Hockey League still in the throes of a player lockout, 33 NHL players got together Monday night to play some big-time, soft-checking hockey in a farewell game honoring Russian legend Igor Larionov.
Larionov, 44, a three-time Stanley Cup winner with the Detroit Red Wings, retired after last season but invited some of his old pals to play an exhibition game in Moscow. Many of them were current or former Red Wings, plus former coach Scotty Bowman, current ...
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