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/ birth_place = Spruce Grove, Alberta/AB, Canada/CAN

/ draft = 4th overall

/ draft_year = 1989

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"Stuart D. Barnes" (born December 25, 1970) is a hockey operations consultant with the Dallas Stars of the National Hockey League (NHL). He played 16 seasons at Centre (ice hockey)/centre in the NHL with the Winnipeg Jets (1972–96)/Winnipeg Jets, Florida Panthers, Pittsburgh Penguins, Buffalo Sabres, and Dallas Stars.

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It won't ever be 100 percent, but it's the middle of the season and I need to play. I'm ready to go and glad to be out there helping the team.

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When he plays like that, he's a dangerous player. We know what kind of scorer he is, but he's been doing a lot of other things to help the club.

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He's a good goalie. He's athletic, he has good reflexes and he's a competitor as well. He battles hard. If he ever does get out of position, he can fight back and make that athletic save. He's a great goalie, and we're going to have our hands full.

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He can move the puck and make a spectacular play from a phone booth. And if there's more room out there than that, like there is with these new rules, he's even more dangerous. That's especially true on the power play.

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The penalty-kill unit did a great job, and the guys who aren't doing penalty kill did a great job because they're sitting there for about 13 minutes and not getting out there. When we did get back to 5-on-5, we did play well. That's huge, to have effort like that all the way through.

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Those two guys are such good players. Playing on a line with them, the big thing is to stay out of their way and let them do their thing.

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Biron played great. He was rock solid.

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Anytime you have a guy like Mike go down, everybody is nervous. You're concerned about him as a friend and a teammate. He's been such a huge part of this team. We want him healthy.

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It wasn't a good feeling for anybody. As a friend and teammate, you want him to be OK and healthy and in the lineup. Who knows what's going to happen? But obviously he's a huge part of our team, he's our leader, and we want him in there.

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