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Evgeni Nabokov
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Evgeni Nabokov

ice hockey player
Also known as: Yevgeny Nabokov
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  • San Jose Sharks

    …by a Sharks squad—starring goaltender Yevgeny Nabokov, forward Owen Nolan, and centre Patrick Marleau—that won San Jose’s first division title and appeared in the 2001–02 Western Conference semifinals, which it lost to the Colorado Avalanche in a seven-game series. Two seasons later the Sharks advanced to the Western Conference finals,…

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    …by a Sharks squad—starring goaltender Yevgeny Nabokov, forward Owen Nolan, and centre Patrick Marleau—that won San Jose’s first division title and appeared in the 2001–02 Western Conference semifinals, which it lost to the Colorado Avalanche in a seven-game series. Two seasons later the Sharks advanced to the Western Conference finals,…

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