David Booth's Global Hockey Odyssey

It's March 14th.

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David Booth has become Hockey's ultimate world traveler at age 41.

After playing over 500 games across four NHL teams, he's bounced around the globe since

leaving North America, suiting up in Russia Norway, Germany, Hungary, Australia, and

now Scotland with the five flyers.

His biggest splash came last season in Australia, where he joined the Melbourne Ice mid-year

and helped them claim the Goodall Cup Championship.

In just 14 games, Booth racked up 64 points, averaging nearly 5 per game, and fueling their

dominant run.

Melbourne coach Kerry Goulete made the recruit look easy.

He'd met Booth years earlier at a charity event and simply called him up while Booth

finished his season in Hungary.

Booth said yes within 30 minutes, crediting Goulete as one of his best coaches ever.

Team mates raved about his arrival.

Right-winger Joel Kimmerdougan noted they were already strong, but Booth added serious

firepower with constant scoring.

The ice players even traveled to Toronto this week as the hockey hall of fame honored their

title with the third oldest trophy in the sport.

Booth's path wasn't always smooth concussions derailed his NHL prime, but they've made him

ultra-discipline with training, diet, and recovery.

Goulete praise his elite physique and mindset at this stage, and now Booth aims to spark

5's struggling season across the pond.

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