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Just proves what a good name I picked.lol Thank you...You might want to czech your spelling.
There is a Czech Rutta and Finnish Ruutu's and Ruuttu's
I think I got it now... maybe
Just proves what a good name I picked.lol Thank you...You might want to czech your spelling.
I always thought that Nicklas Bäckström was Finnish and Niklas Bäckström was Swedish.
Also used to think that Ralph Bäckström was American, turns out he was Canadian.
I thought Leo Komarov is russian lion.
The last name is pretty common, first name so much, more Patriks and Patricks in Sweden.
Niskanen, Lindros, Virtanen and some others mentioned have parents, grandparents or great-grandparents who emigrated from Finland and Sweden, just like Nylanders
Barkov fools many people thinking he is Russian, his father Alexander Barkov Sr. emigrated from Soviet Union to Finland to play hockey, he is a legend.
Anders Bjork is from Wisconsin
Many years ago, in the before time, he was known as Mats Zuccarello Aasen. That's when I first heard of him; I think it was on the prospects board. He became Zuccarello a bit before he was drafted.
Thought Rangers' Lindgren was Swedish
As a kid I expected Rod Brind'Amour to be from Quebec, or at least speak French.
Claude Giroux is from Ontario.
Yes and Giroux french accent is 100% quebecois. French speaking people in Ontario are basically Quebecois that live on the other side of the Quebec/Ontario border.There are a lot of francophones in Northern Ontario. In the town Giroux comes from about 95% of the population reports French being their mother tongue. Their ancestors were from Québec, as clercs colonized the region to work on the construction of a Railway that would create a link to Manitoba. Manitoba was still very franco/metis back then.
Yes and Giroux french accent is 100% quebecois. French speaking people in Ontario are basically Quebecois that live on the other side of the Quebec/Ontario border.
Bob Hartley too, he's from Hawkesbury (on Quebec/Ontario border) but has a pretty strong French accent.Yes and Giroux french accent is 100% quebecois. French speaking people in Ontario are basically Quebecois that live on the other side of the Quebec/Ontario border.
Those French Ontarians, eh.Bob Hartley having a heavy French-Canadian accent always causes me to do a double take.
Giroux is from a French town in OntarioAs a kid I expected Rod Brind'Amour to be from Quebec, or at least speak French.
Claude Giroux is from Ontario.
I could. I'm from Latvia. Although I live in the UK now.Leo Komarov, although he has both Russian and Finnish citizenship, is actually from Estonia.
How many people could find Estonia on a map?
You doing good there.I am tryng to be racist russian nationalist asshole
Probably just me but it throws me that Anders Lee is American. Mostly just his first name that makes me think he's from somewhere in Europe.