\u0022He was a unique player that everyone loved. But first and foremost, he was a true friend. My real friend.\u0027 — Pavel Bure on Odjick.
. “For me personally, for Vancouver, for the entire hockey world. He was a unique player that everyone loved. But first and foremost, he was a true friend. My real friend —This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below.Canucks Pavel Bure and Gino Odjick. Photo shot November 23, 1992.
“But he was exactly the same in real life. Always helped friends. Gino was very friendly, funny, loved life. Huge loss.” “He had a lot going on and he wasn’t afraid to say I’m going to score 50 ,” said former teammate Cliff Ronning. “And he was just a pleasure to hang around with. When we went out for dinner the first time in New York, you could just see his eyes light up.
“Gino is that type of guy — he doesn’t judge anyone,” added Ronning. “He’s just a true friend and a trustworthy person and I think right away Pavel felt comfortable having him as his best buddy. And they went everywhere together.”
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