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NHL: These are the days of his life: Guiding light finally sends Sundin to bold and beautiful Vancouver in his search for tomorrow 
network.nationalpost.com | by Guy Spurrier | Thu, Dec 18
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Nov. 4 Sundin is in Anaheim and meets with Ducks GM — but soon-to-be Maple Leafs GM — Brian Burke. Burke says Ducks are interested, but rumours swirl that Burke is really working to make Sundin a Maple Leaf.
Dec. 18 Gillis gets it right. The Canucks finally welcome Mats.
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