Hitmen1
12-28-2007, 08:30 AM
Slovak import forward Martin Stepan. Not a big surprise because he just didn't produce and wasn't getting much ice time.
the club released rookie Slovak F Martin Stepan, who was named first star in the Hitmen's first two games of the season. He leaves with three goals, one assist and a minus-2 in 18 games. "He wasn't going to get the ice time he needed to develop," said Kisio. "He wanted to play so we decided it was best to send him back, and he wanted to go back."
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the club released rookie Slovak F Martin Stepan, who was named first star in the Hitmen's first two games of the season. He leaves with three goals, one assist and a minus-2 in 18 games. "He wasn't going to get the ice time he needed to develop," said Kisio. "He wanted to play so we decided it was best to send him back, and he wanted to go back."
Stepan Released (http://www.hitmenhockey.com/cgi-bin/news/comments.cgi?type=newsroom&file_num=0000001247)