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Wednesday, April 11, 2012
Oilers nail No. 1 pick for third straight year
(Edmonton Journal)
Lottery odds defy Jackets
(Columbus Dispatch)
Crosby seeks redemption
(Pittsburgh Tribune Review)
Daniel Sedin doesn't skate during Canucks practice, a question mark for Game 1
(Vancouver Sun)
Malkin glad to be back in playoffs
(Pittsburgh Post Gazette)
Jagr doesn't 'control' Penguins legacy
(Pittsburgh Tribune Review)
Apologetic Brian Burke says Maple Leafs will 'retool' for next year
(Toronto Star)
Flames GM takes the blame after another playoff miss
(Calgary Herald)
Yankees-Red Sox, on Ice
(New York Times)
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Canucks have learned art of delivering a knockout blow
(Globe & Mail)
Paul Stastny joins U.S. world championships team
(USA Today)
Penguins, Flyers 'just don't like each other'
(USA Today)
Expect volatility to reign in NHL playoffs
(Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
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Look for unlikely heroes to emerge during NHL playoffs
(Nashville City Paper)
Blues are blazing a new trail
(St. Louis Post Dispatch)
Recent failures makes this year's success sweeter for Blues
(St. Louis Post Dispatch)
NHL playoffs rock Nashville as Music City gets behind Predators
(Toronto Star)
NHL playoff fever hits Ottawa Senators fans as Sens Mile rolls out
(Toronto Star)
Frustrated Flames will aim higher next NHL season
(Calgary Herald)
No quick fixes in the future
(Winnipeg Free Press)
Jets GM cool with coach Claude
(Winnipeg Sun)
Passionate Sutter hopes to return
(Calgary Sun)
As they part, the Sabres share the blame
(Buffalo News)
Toronto Maple Leafs will pick fifth in NHL entry draft
(Toronto Star)
Minnesota Wild keep No. 7 pick in draft lottery
(St. Paul Pioneer Press)
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Canes' Welsh earns $17.9m check for one day's work
(Raleigh News & Observer)
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Daryl Evans reflects on the 'Miracle on Manchester' 30 years later
(Los Angeles Times)
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Leafs can win: Amazing Kreskin
(Toronto Sun)
Kings' path to the playoffs had a few detours
(Los Angeles Times)
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Preds have the right mix for playoff run
(The Tennessean
Alain VigneaultŐs hand steady on the tiller
(Vancouver Sun)
Injury casts doubt on Gill's availability for Predators' playoff opener
(Nashville City Paper)
Canucks a two-goalie team this time around
(Vancouver Sun)
Flyers have hot goalie for Cold War
(Philadelphia Inquirer)
Red Wings' Jimmy Howard knows margin of error slim against Nashville counterpart Pekka Rinne
(MLive.com)
Giroux must lead way against Pens
(South Jersey Courier-Post)
Canucks need Ryan Kesler at his best
(Vancouver Sun)
Hartnell ready tor a wild series
(Philadelphia Daily News)
Canucks' Mason Raymond relishing pressure
(Vancouver Province)
Jonathan Ericsson, Red Wings' penalty kill doing well over past few games
(Detroit Free Press)
Red Wings counting on Henrik Zetterberg to be two-way catalyst in playoffs again
(MLive.com)
Dan Hamhuis aims to erase disappointment of loss to Bruins
(Vancouver Sun)
High-scoring Giroux the go-to guy for rival Flyers
(Pittsburgh Tribune Review)
Canucks must solve Kings' Quick
(Vancouver Province)
Penguins GM Shero has fond memories of days around Broad Street Bullies
(Philadelphia Daily News)
Devils seek to end Stanley Cup drought
(New York Post)
Coyotes' unified play key for title
(Arizona Republic)
Blackhawks' talent gives them edge over Coyotes
(Chicago Sun Times)
Healthy Florida Panthers roster means plenty of options
(Miami Herald)
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Once teammates, coaches face off
(Arizona Republic)
Tippett's team knows identity for playoffs
(Arizona Republic)
Caps' Holtby confident under pressure
(Washington Post)
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Blues have 'options' in goal for playoffs
(St. Louis Post Dispatch)
Andy's on playoff mission
(Ottawa Sun)
Sharks goaltender Antti Niemi faces a big challenge against Blues
(San Jose Mercury News)
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Hawks' task: Solving Coyotes' Smith
(Chicago Daily Herald)
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Spezza fulfils leadership promise
(Ottawa Sun)
NY Rangers shaking off bad memory of not having Ryan Callahan on ice in last year's Stanley Cup playoffs, as captain leads them into Ottawa Senators series
(New York Daily News)
Tyler Seguin not a spectator
(Boston Herald)
Gaborik ready to lead Rangers in playoffs
(New York Newsday)
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Alfie relishes return to playoffs
(Ottawa Sun)
Klesla's play not flashy but solid
(Arizona Republic)
Milan Lucic eyes big playoff
(Boston Herald)
McDonagh faces biggest test in playoffs
(New York Newsday)
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Kruger revels in doing dirty work
(Chicago Tribune)
Tampa Bay Lightning's Steven Stamkos has 'clean' MRI but will skip world championships
(Tampa Bay Times)
Oilers kids impatient for turnaround
(Edmonton Sun)
Tough times for Oil, Renney
(Edmonton Journal)
Nugent-Hopkins, Dubnyk opt to play for Canada at worlds
(Edmonton Journal)
Hurricanes sign defenseman Brian Dumoulin
(Raleigh News & Observer)
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Rangers agree to terms with Boston College's Chris Kreider
(Bergen Record)
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