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Chris Stevenson

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As seen in: The Sports Network (TSN), The Athletic, The Independent (UK), National Post, Deseret News, Toronto Sun, Ottawa Citizen, AOL UK, Tacoma News Tribune, The State, Fresno Bee and
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Archive: All-Time Great Lafleur Finished Hall of Fame Career With Quebec Nordiques in 1991

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By Chris Stevenson
| The Modesto Bee Verified
It’s been nearly two years since hockey icon Guy Lafleur passed away. And in this cover story from The Hockey News’ April 12, 1991 edition (Volume 44, Issue 30), contributor Chris Stevenson penned a piece on Lafleur’s final days as an NHLer. (And this is our friendly reminder to you: to gain access to The Hockey News’ exclusive Archive, go to THN.com/Free and subscribe to our magazine.) Lafleur spent the final two seasons of his NHL career with the Quebec Nordiques.
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THN Archive: Lafleur's Swan Song in Montreal an Emotion-Packed Affair Original

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By Chris Stevenson, Adam Proteau
| The Hockey News Verified
In 2022, hockey lost a true giant of the game when longtime Montreal Canadiens superstar Guy Lafleur died from lung cancer at age 70. And in this cover story from THN’s April 12, 1991 edition (Vol. 44 Issue 30), we chronicled Lafleur’s final game as an NHLer playing in Montreal.
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Pope Francis recovering in hospital after abdominal surgery

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By Chris Stevenson
| AOL UK Verified
Pope Francis is recovering in hospital having undergone a three-hour operation without complications to repair a hernia, the Vatican has said. "He even joked with me about when we would do the third operation," said Dr Sergio Alfieri, the chief surgeon at Rome's Gemelli hospital – who also carried out a first abdominal operation on the pontiff in 2021. The surgeon said that Francis, 86, had reacted well to general anaesthesia and that he expected the pontiff to spend around a week in hospital.
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