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Larionov was in Traverse City on Saturday to autograph copies of the "Farewell From Moscow — The Igor Larionov Farewell Game" DVD at Best Buy, as well as participate in Dave Lewis' hockey camp.
Eligible for induction into the Hockey Hall of Fame next year, Larionov said proceeds from the DVD's sale will go to his charity to help Russian children purchase hockey equipment.
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The DVD not only includes the entire game — featuring dozens of NHL All-Stars from the Dec. 13, 2004 contest — but footage before and after the game, extended interviews with NHL stars and follows Larionov through the entire weekend of the game.
"The material on the DVD is very rare and hard to get," Larionov said. "Not everybody can see that. It's a very unique piece of work."
Eligible for induction into the Hockey Hall of Fame next year, Larionov said proceeds from the DVD's sale will go to his charity to help Russian children purchase hockey equipment.
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The DVD not only includes the entire game — featuring dozens of NHL All-Stars from the Dec. 13, 2004 contest — but footage before and after the game, extended interviews with NHL stars and follows Larionov through the entire weekend of the game.
"The material on the DVD is very rare and hard to get," Larionov said. "Not everybody can see that. It's a very unique piece of work."
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Former Detroit Red Wing and hockey great Igor Larionov, left, and film director John Quigley give their salutations to 11-month-old twins Mia and Eva Brenner Saturday afternoon at Best Buy in Traverse City. (Record-Eagle/Tyler Sipe)
DVD is available through NHL.com: <link>
