fleury played for pittsburgh penguins before vegas.
fleury played for pittsburgh penguins before vegas.
what team did fleury play for before vegas?
pittsburgh penguins
although fleury was playing in the nhl the next year leading up to the tournament, the pittsburgh penguins lent him to team canada. fleury expressed a desire to remain with his nhl club, but penguins management decided the high-profile tournament would be good for his development. he led team canada to the gold medal game for the second consecutive year, but made a costly mistake that lost his team the championship. with the game tied 3–3 with less than five minutes remaining in regulation, fleury left his net to play the puck and avert a breakaway opportunity for patrick o'sullivan of team usa. fleury's clearing attempt, however, hit his own defenceman, braydon coburn, and trickled into the net. this proved to be the difference, as the americans held on for a 4–3 win.
marc-andré fleury
the first modern critical edition of the rachel plays was made by karl young in 1919. young believed the plays developed from dramatic kernels in the epiphany plays of the ninth and tenth centuries into full dramatic treatments of their own in the eleventh and twelfth. the four extensive treatments which young classified as "ordines rachelis" differ considerably. there are the "lamentatio rachelis" from saint-martial at limoges (eleventh century), a lengthy part of an epiphany play from laon (twelfth century), a play from freising (late eleventh century), and another one from fleury (thirteenth century). only the last two can be regarded as "separate dramatic unit[s]". in both of them the "fuga in egyptum" and the "pastores" themes have been incorporated, and the fleury play contains the only extant medieval dramatic representation of the return from egypt. chambers has gone so far as to suggest a coalescing of all the epiphany themes in the fleury "ordo" and of a merging of the rachel and herod ("herodes") themes in the freising.
ordo rachelis