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GALLEY TOEING THE LINE ISLANDERS' CALL WAS ANSWERED
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UNIONDALE, N.Y. - When Garry Galley moved his family home from Los
Angeles to his native Ottawa, the former Bruins defenseman figured
his National Hockey League career had come to a close after 16
seasons.
But then the phone rang. On the other end was Islanders general
manager Mike Milbury, who coached Galley in Boston, and he offered
him a contract.
Galley, 37, was a little reluctant to take it, thinking that
Milbury was using him a bit to get leverage on unsigned free agent
blu...
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GALLEY TOEING THE LINE ISLANDERS' CALL WAS ANSWERED
The Boston Globe
; UNIONDALE, N.Y. - When Garry Galley moved his family home from Los Angeles to his native Ottawa, the former Bruins defenseman figured his National Hockey League career had come to a close after 16 seasons. But then the phone rang. On the other end was Islanders general manager Mike Milbury, who
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2 years after deal, Galley flying high
The Boston Globe
; MINNEAPOLIS -- Tomorrow marks the two-year anniversary of the day Garry Galley was dealt to the Philadelphia Flyers in a multiplayer swap and the affable defenseman, who was named to the NHL All-Star team for the second time in his 10-year career, said he's amazed how often he's queried about that
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Galley believes that Bruins are losing the mind games
The Boston Globe
; ... different areas because of the way we're playing," said Galley. "Every time we turn around, we read in the papers or hear on the news that we're not playing up to our capabilities. That's something you can't do anything about. "But you can change what you're ...
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Galley a welcome sight upon return
The Boston Globe
; He made his way through the hallway, pausing every few feet because so many people wanted to shake his hand and wish him well -- members of the Garden crew, former teammates, members of the media, everybody he passed, it seemed. What made the sight so strange was that Garry Galley had come in and
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Galley is coping with mysterious illness
The Boston Globe
; He has received dozens of letters, he estimates about 50, from people who say they can relate to what he's going through. But that has only slightly lessened the frustration of the past 14 months, which for Garry Galley have seemed more like years. The 29-year-old former Bruin, who was traded to
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GALLEY GETTING BACK IN STEP
The Boston Globe
; VANCOUVER, British Columbia - A clear shield masking his mouth and lower jaw, Garry Galley returned to the ice yesterday, 10 days after having his face sliced wide open by one of Randy Burridge's skates. "Like I never missed a step," said Galley, gleeful as he skated around the Pacific Coliseum
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Galley comes to Bourque defense
The Boston Globe
; CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- Garry Galley has been monitoring the Ray Bourque contract saga with more than passing interest. Two years ago, the former Bruins defenseman, now with the Flyers, took Boston to arbitration and lost. It was a bitter pill to swallow and led to his being traded. Galley says he has
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GALLEY IS SCRATCHED FROM LINEUP HE SUFFERS CUT, CONCUSSION
The Boston Globe
; ... the NHL draft -- didn't get one shot on net and looked the part of a rookie. NO NEWS FROM SINDEN Boston president/general manager Harry Sinden said there was no news on Rob Cimetta or Bobby Carpenter. Cimetta remains home in Toronto, unwilling to ...
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ANALYSIS IS UP GALLEY'S ALLEY
The Boston Globe
; ... impressive finish in the New York City Marathon last weekend. The 53-year-old Brown, who was a columnist for the New York Daily News before he crossed over to the other side, was running in his first marathon and reached the finish line in 4 hours, 49 minutes ...
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On Galley's Calendar, Sunday Never Happened
The Washington Post
; ... the game, still has no recollection of either Peeters' mishap or his own. "After I got home Monday, I saw the highlights on the news," Galley said. "I saw Pete get hit, I saw me get hit and I saw Dave Christian score a goal. I couldn't remember any of that ...
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