Forward Nick Foligno was traded to the Columbus Blue Jackets at a time when the club was in a state of flux. Their identity had yet to be forged in sweat and results on the ice. As the time passed -- and it's only been a bit less than two years -- the direction the club wanted to go has started to come clearly into focus. The addition of players through trades and free agency created a buzz throughout...
Foligno Blue Jackets Q&A: Part 2
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