Talk:Alek Stojanov

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[edit] "In the mold of Darcy Tucker"?

This phrase is misleading as Stojanov well predates Tucker's entry into the NHL. -J21

Stojanov was also much larger than Tucker. At the time of the trade, Craig Patrick (Penguins GM) envisioned him to become a power forward to replace Kevin Stevens. It never worked out. Stojanov could skate well, but had hands of stone. He was quickly relegated to enforcer duty, then a serious car accident ended his NHL career for good. He later recovered enough to play minor league hockey, though. 84.180.31.139 08:01, 12 December 2005 (UTC)

[edit] Firefighting

Does anyone know if he's finished his firefighting training? I can't find updated information on that. -RomeW 09:22, 29 March 2006 (UTC)