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Sergei Shirokov has plenty of reasons to smile these days. For starters, his native country of Russia stunned Canada in the world junior final on Wednesday night in Buffalo, making Shirokov one happy camper at Moose practice on Thursday morning. “It’s really good for Russian hockey,” the winger said. “It was a really good game,

2010 AHL All-Star Sergei Shirokov scored twice and goaltender Tyler Weiman pitched a 27-save shutout for his first win in more than a month as Manitoba blanked Abbotsford by a 4-0 count on Monday in the opener of a two-game set at the Entertainment & Sports Centre. Shirokov opened the game’s scoring 3:33 into the

Sergei Shirokov scored and Eddie Lack made 20 saves as the Manitoba Moose defeated the Houston Aeros 1-0 in American Hockey League action Saturday. Shirokov scored the game’s only goal at 3:51 of the third period. A low shot by Travis Ramsey deflected off Houston goaltender Anton Khudobin’s and pads right on to Shirokov’s stick.

Vancouver Canucks’ top prospect Sergei Shirokov continues to shine as he scored his sixth goal of the season and eighteenth point Saturday evening against the San Antonio Rampage. The Moscow native leads all Manitoba Moose (AHL) players in points. Click Here To View Sergei’s Statistics

Right Winger Sergei Shirokov leads all Manitoba Moose in points (17) as of December 8, 2010. Click Here To View Sergei’s Statistics Click Here To Visit The Manitoba Moose’s Website

Sergei Shirokov has an iPad, dry sense of humour and better command of the English language. If his game matches the grasp of technology and delivery of one-liners, then the Russian winger might upstage the show he put on one year ago. Shirokov led the Vancouver Canucks in preseason scoring but was a deer in