Saturday 30 April 2011

Paul Mara the Hockey Player


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Paul Mara was created by the Tampa Bay Lightning seventh overall 1997 NHL Entry Draft.

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Paul Mara was created by the Tampa Bay Lightning seventh overall 1997 NHL Entry Draft.

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Paul Mara has developed into a reliable defenseman for the Coyotes and will spend 5 NHL seasons with the club. During the off-season of 2006 Mara was traded to the Bruins defenseman Nick Boynton. After 59 games in a Bruins jersey Mara was supplied for the Rangers and spent the next three seasons before signing in Montreal.

Paul Mara has developed into a reliable defenseman for the Coyotes and will spend 5 NHL seasons with the club. During the off-season of 2006 Mara was traded to the Bruins defenseman Nick Boynton. After 59 games in a Bruins jersey Mara was supplied for the Rangers and spent the next three seasons before signing in Montreal.

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Paul Mara has developed into a reliable defenseman for the Coyotes and will spend 5 NHL seasons with the club. During the off-season of 2006 Mara was traded to the Bruins defenseman Nick Boynton. After 59 games in a Bruins jersey Mara was supplied for the Rangers and spent the next three seasons before signing in Montreal.

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Paul Mara has developed into a reliable defenseman for the Coyotes and will spend 5 NHL seasons with the club. During the off-season of 2006 Mara was traded to the Bruins defenseman Nick Boynton. After 59 games in a Bruins jersey Mara was supplied for the Rangers and spent the next three seasons before signing in Montreal.

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Paul Mara has developed into a reliable defenseman for the Coyotes and will spend 5 NHL seasons with the club. During the off-season of 2006 Mara was traded to the Bruins defenseman Nick Boynton. After 59 games in a Bruins jersey Mara was supplied for the Rangers and spent the next three seasons before signing in Montreal.

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Paul's older brother Rob Mara was created in 1994 by Blackhawks hockey to Mara in the blood.

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