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In 2005, Canadian National Railway purchased the naming rights to the building.Indoor arenas in CanadaIndoor ice hockey venues in CanadaSports venues in British ColumbiaWestern Hockey League arenasSport in Prince GeorgeBuildings and structures in Prince George.

The CN Centre, formerly the Prince George Multiplex, is a 5,967-seat multi-purpose arena in Prince George, British Columbia, Canada.

It is home to the Prince George Cougars ice hockey team and the Prince George Fury indoor soccer team.

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Washington has eight linemen listed on its depth chart and three of them were injured during the game.The line has already been thinned by a season-ending ankle injury to Jon Jansen and a triceps injury to Randy Thomas that will keep him out until at least November."I've never seen an offensive line get hurt like this," said tackle Todd Wade. And more.All the guys most San Diegans see only on CBS, TBS or any one of a 1,000 or so sneaker commercials were there.The game not only provided a financial boost to the National Multiple Sclerosis Society, it was a big hit with the fans."I think the fans had a good time," Wilkins said. "I made some pitches when I needed to."All of Livingston's hits were singles, including the one in the third that made it 6-0.The Braves stranded 11 runners through eight innings.. Dirk Nowitzki did the one thing the Indiana Pacers could not do: make free throws in the closing seconds of an overtime.Nowitzki scored 38 points, had 17 rebounds and made the game-winning free throws with 3.6 seconds left, and the Dallas Mavericks defeated the Pacers, 141-140, in two overtimes Tuesday night at Indianapolis.Michael Finley scored 31 points and had 14 rebounds, Steve Nash had 25 points and 10 assists and Tim Hardaway had 21 points for the Mavericks, who reached a season-high point total.Jamaal Tinsley missed two free throws for Indiana with 5.4 seconds left in the first overtime and the score tied, 131-131. He flew to Alabama and spent hours under a knife guided by Birmingham surgeon James Andrews, who stitched, refashioned and patched his knee.The Clippers point guard came back to Los Angeles, holed up in his beige, two-story Westchester home and pondered.

"But you have to remember how great these players are and bend your game plan to their talents, too."Daly said he would reaquaint himself with international rules, which vary slightly from the game as it's played in the United States."It's like a college coach coming to the NBA," Daly said "There are some variations. Louis defenseman Chris Pronger, who underwent wrist surgery last summer, might require another operation that could keep him out until March.That would be devastating to the Blues, who rely on him to play more than 30 minutes a game."Certainly, not too many defensemen in the league can do the things Chris does," Coach Joel Quenneville said "We're going to have to overcome that.... And he topped off the collection by adding a priceless antiquity, pitcher Greg Maddux, and a thrift-store find, outfielder Marlon Anderson.The deals gained approval back home, where Colletti maintains regular contact with numerous relatives and friends."He thinks through things methodically, he weighs the plusses and the minuses," said Colletti's brother, Doug, a commercial portfolio manager in Chicago "He relies on people more than other GMs might.