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Pro feeder system team. Long history. Brought up NHLer's like Hank Blade, Rick Wamsley, Dwayne Roloson, Jassen Cullimore, and Bill Anderson. This is a feeder system that is concurrent and parallel with NCAA systems in Baseball, Basketball, and Football as well as the Baseball AAA, AA, A systems -- all well documented on wikipedia. The reason why the article is so skimpy on text is due to the fact that it is a stub. Historical data is still being recovered for the article. Junior teams have been regarded in the past by the Wikipedia:WikiProject Ice Hockey as notable. DMighton ( talk) 03:22, 28 November 2007 (UTC) reply