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By Brian A. Shactman
ESPN.com Friday, February 23, 2001 Paul Coffey might be gone, but he hasn't been forgotten by Carolina defenseman David Tanabe. Last season, Tanabe entered the league as a wide-eyed rookie. But his 31-game stint was more than an introduction to the NHL. It was an indoctrination to being an offensive defenseman, as well as a tremendously humbling experience. And although Coffey's skills had diminished especially on the defensive end he was the master teacher. "He was amazing," said Tanabe, 20, of the now-departed C ... Activate your ESPN Profile!
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