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The Hurricanes have a history of bringing back players for second stints — some with lots of success and some perhaps not.

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But how important is the number of returning players to a team’s chances of success, really?  CTV News reviewed every World Juniors roster since the official tournament started in 1977 in an effort to answer that question.  Without accounting for the quality of each returning player, the data shows teams with more returning players generally perform better, but also that there are plenty of exceptions to that rule and that results become more inconsistent as the number of returnees decreases. First some basic stats:  Average number of returnees on WJC winners: 5.3 Average number ...

In this week's 'Beauties' podcast, James Duthie looks back at the 2009 World Junior Hockey Championship with Jordan Eberle, who became a household name in the tournament with a monumental goal against Russia in the semifinals. Also, enjoy this excerpt on Eberle's heroics from James' 'Beauties: Hockey’s Greatest Untold Stories'  - available now where books are sold. Can You Believe It?!' Jordan Eberle and Canada’s World Junior Miracle Before Jordan Eberle becomes one of Canada’s best World Junior Championship players ever, he is the worst. “I am terrible, the worst player at the 2008 ...