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He admitted that the night before his first game back in a Vancouver uniform, he couldn’t sleep because he was so excited. His deep attachment to the city and long history of community service has made him one of the most beloved Canucks players.  Although he hasn’t worn the “C” in Vancouver since 1997, he is still affectionately referred to as “Captain Canuck.”Linden founded “Captain’s Kids” to give kids who would otherwise never have the opportunity to see a Canucks game. He’s a big supporter of Canuck Place Hospice, the Ronald McDonald House, Youth Against Violence, and the Children’s Hospital.  He won the Gillette World Champion award in 1996, which is given to the Canadian athlete who best demonstrates athletic excellence, sportsmanship and humanitarian efforts.All told, he’s won Vancouver’s MVP (the Cyclone Taylor Award) four times, the Molson Cup twice, and the Vancouver team leading scorer (the Cyrus H. McLean Trophy) award.  He’s had six 30 goal seasons and been an All-Star twice.He’s never been the best scorer, or the best skater, but he always does the little things right because the little things win or lose a game. Linden’s a big game player, one who knows that games are won and lost on defensive discipline and physical yet unspectacular plays He always plays with heart and determination. He’s a hockey player’s player.It’s obvious that he’s very loved and admired not only in Vancouver, but throughout the league.  Tonight, at the beginning of the third period, he got a standing ovation.  In a very classy move, the Flames players all backed away and gave him center ice.  The Flames players on the bench were all banging their sticks against the boards as well in that time-honoured sign of approval.After the game, Linden was given a standing ovation, and the Flames players, led by Jarome Iginla, all made sure to shake hands with him. Flames players even came out of the locker room to say good bye.  It’s the perfect farewell for one of hockey’s classiest guys.  Although he hasn’t and won’t yet make an official declaration, it only seems appropriate to say:Goodbye Captain Canuck You’ll be missed..

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