Moncton Memos - Day 7
                   
nhl.com
26-Sep-2008
        

Islanders visit Moncton Hospital With the Islanders taking part in optional skates on Friday, four players took time to do what is commonplace for the team on Long Island––visit sick children at hospitals. Bruno Gervais, Nova Scotia-native Joey MacDonald, former Moncton Wildcat Andrew MacDonald and University of New Brunswick alum Rob Hennigar visited the children's wing of the Moncton Hospital. Donning their... [read full story]                    

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