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12:51 pm
Fri September 9, 2011
Remembering Josef Vašíček
When the Carolina Hurricanes won the Stanley Cup in 2006, the team had a young, Czech player on the ice named Josef Vašíček. “Big Joe,” as ‘Canes fans called him, was drafted by the team in 1998 and before his career in North Carolina was over, Vašíček was a key member in the Hurricanes’ success. The 30-year-old player died in a plane crash in Russia on Wednesday, along with 26 members of the Yaroslavl Lokomotiv, the hockey team Vašíček joined in 2008.
- News and Observer sports columnist Luke DeCock and writer Chris Vitiello join host Frank Stasio to remember Josef Vašíček.