Peter White
PHI2001022702 -27 FEBRUARY 2001 - PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA, USA. Flyers Peter White (15) jams the net while Canadiens Karl Dykhuis (28) and his goalie Jose Theodore (60) make the save as Philadelphia hosts Montreal in an evening game at the First Union Center. rw/ja/Jon Adams UPI
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