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European teams are allowed two "imports," or foreign players, each year. Several Harvard graduates have taken advantage of that option, including 1986 Hobey Baker winner Scott Fusco and Andy Janfaza...
...Going to Harvard may work against our players in some instances," MacDonald said. "For example, [Mark] Fusco ['84] left Hartford when he got sent to the minors because he had other options and didn't want to play in the minors. The NHL sees that attitude, and we all kind of get grouped together. If I decide to go play in Europe it would work against some of [the other members of the Harvard program...
...winner will be announced on April 2, the day after the NCAA Tournament finals in St. Paul, Minn. Harvard has had two Hobey Baker winners in brothers Mark (1984) and Scott Fusco (1986)--the only two Eastern selections in the award's history...
Fiftysomething: With 106 goals scored in his career, MacDonald is only one tally shy of tying Scott Fusco '86 for most career goals...
Just the crowd's reaction to MacDonald's first goal last Saturday night--the 100th of his career--qualifies it as the most exciting goal of the week, if not the season. MacDonald joined Scott Fusco '86 as only the second Harvard hockey player to break the century mark. Fusco netted 107 goals during his Crimson career...