I just re-edited the biography page of MikeIi I don't know where people got the information that his nickname was "Rizzo." Mike and I have known each other just about all of our lives, we both grew up in Winthrop, MA and graduated a year apart. I'm still friends with him, as a matter of fact I talked with him on Thanksgiving Day at the local high school football game. He doesn't know where the "Rizzo" came from either. His nickname has always been "Ritz." Regards, (Donagh OMathuna (talk) 01:35, 24 December 2009 (UTC)) Hello Thiago, thank you for updating the Brazilian Hockey site. However, my name is incorrectly spelled. It is Jens Hinderlie. ThanksReply

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