Marek Židlický

Ice hockey player and Olympian

Marek Židlický - Athletes & Sports Figures born February 3rd, 1977
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Played professional ice hockey, primarily as a defenseman in the National Hockey League (NHL). Represented the Czech Republic in international competitions, including the Olympics. Had a successful club career in the NHL, featuring stints with teams such as the New Jersey Devils and the Minnesota Wild. Transitioned to ice hockey in Europe later in the career, continuing to contribute to the sport.

Competed in the 2006 Winter Olympics

Played for New Jersey Devils and Minnesota Wild

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