Talk:Toledo Goaldiggers

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The Toledo Hornets did not become the Goaldiggers. Owner, Paul Bright, moved the Hornets to Lansing, Michigan and become the Lancers. The Goaldiggers were an expansion team bought by a group headed by Andy Mulligan. Lansing folded before the end of the season, while the expansion Goaldiggers won the Turner Cup.

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wouldn't eruzione have had amateurism problems in the 1980 olympics if he had already played professional hockey? i don't think admission of the pro's came for some years thereafter.Toyokuni3 (talk) 15:44, 4 August 2008 (UTC)[reply]