What is a Voltigeur, anyway?
Latendresse is, once again, a Voltigeur. See you this time next year, Gui.
Update: A Voltigeur is a 'trapezist.' Thank-you, anonymous contributor!
posted by Jeff J at 8:14 a.m.
2005-10-03
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1 Comments:
voltigeur means "trapezist" at the circus, or an outfielder in baseball. I think for a hockey team the right meaning is the first one.
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