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OPINION

5/10/14

KEN CAMPBELL: Sacre Bleu! Canadian loss to France among worst ever (The Hockey News)
BRIAN CAZENEUVE: Rangers play inspired, emotional Game 5, rout Pens (Si.com)
SEAN GENTILLE: Martin St. Louis does his job after family tragedy (The Sporting News)
ALLAN MUIR: Wild take next step, beat Hawks in Game 4 to tie series (Si.com)
PIERRE LeBRUN: Will John Gibson start Game 4 for Ducks? (ESPN)
MARK SPECTOR: Cut player power in concussion protocol (Sportsnet)
KATIE STRANG: Rangers rally around Martin St. Louis (ESPN)
CHRIS JOHNSTON: Habs' Therrien puts onus squarely on players (Sportsnet)
SCOTT BURNSIDE: Rangers ride wave of emotion (ESPN)
TIM WHARNSBY: Carey Price needs to answer with shutout of his own (CBC)
P.K. Subban: 'the most electrifying player of these NHL playoffs' (Globe & Mail)
DAVID SHOALTS: Leafs coach Randy Carlyle's contract extension a clever compromise (Globe & Mail)
LARRY BROOKS: Riding the wave from grief to glory (New York Post)
DAVID HAUGH: Wild make it a best-of-3 (Chicago Tribune)Paywall to view
STEVE BUCKLEY: No surprise it's even (Boston Herald)
JIM SOUHAN: Victory shows Wild can play with and beat the best (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
PAT HICKEY: Top lines struggling for Habs and Bruins (Montreal Gazette)
DAVE FESCHUK: Impatient Leafs' botched Randy Carlyle trade echoes today (Toronto Star)
RON COOK: Ugly play deserves ugly loss (Pittsburgh Post Gazette)
TOM POWERS: Wild again gum up Blackhawks (St. Paul Pioneer Press)
KEVIN PAUL DUPONT: In clash of styles, Bruins find a new weapon (Boston Globe)Paywall to view
ARTHUR STAPLE: St. Louis plays after mother's death (New York Newsday)
DEREK VAN DIEST: Veteran winger Marian Gaborik flourishes with Los Angeles Kings (Edmonton Sun)
CHRIS STEVENSON: Canadiens not satisfied with Bruins series stalemate (Ottawa Sun)
PAT HICKEY: NHL coaches making headlines (Montreal Gazette)
MIKE IMREM: Blackhawks making things difficult (Chicago Daily Herald)
CHIP SCOGGINS: Bryzgalov got sharper after breakaway save (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
CAM COLE: Will Ducks start rookie Gibson in goal? With Boudreau, you never know (Vancouver Sun)
STEPHEN HARRIS: Series a fresh sheet of ice (Boston Herald)
DAVE STUBBS: Now it's a best-of-three series (Montreal Gazette)
DEJAN KOVACEVIC: Bring on the adversity ... please (Pittsburgh Tribune Review)
HELENE ELLIOTT: Ducks' goal is a victory in Game 4, no matter who is in goal (Los Angeles Times)
STU COWAN: Putting CHaracter back in CH (Montreal Gazette)
KEN DRYDEN: Montreal Canadiens' Carey Price, P.K. Subban study in contrasts (Toronto Star)
MARK WHICKER: Ducks, Kings are mirrors on ice (Orange County Register)Paywall to view

5/9/14

ADAM PROTEAU: With Leafs keeping coach Carlyle, expect big changes to Toronto's roster (The Hockey News)
KEN CAMPBELL: Has Matt Cooke really changed? Hell, yeah! (The Hockey News)
PIERRE LeBRUN: Ducks raise level of play for must win (ESPN)
TIM WHARNSBY: Bruins' Fraser delivers big blow in 1st playoff game (CBC)
SCOTT BURNSIDE: Gut decisions about the coaching carousel (ESPN)
MIKE BROPHY: NHL refs don't give a hoot who wins (CBC)
ALLAN MUIR: Wounded Ducks hold off Kings for 3-2 victory in Game 3 (Si.com)
ELLIOTTE FRIEDMAN: Brendan Shanahan keeps Carlyle with strings attached (CBC)
CHRIS JOHNSTON: Fraser a reminder iron-willed Bruins won't bend (Sportsnet)
MIKE BROPHY: Maple Leafs who remain won't have a Mr. Nice Guy coach (CBC)
JAMES MIRTLE: Leafs' vote of confidence for head coach Carlyle is mind-boggling (Globe & Mail)
DAVID SHOALTS: Carlyle's extension sends message: this is no lame duck (Globe & Mail)
MICHAEl TRAIKOS: Toronto Maple Leafs continue trend of rewarding mediocrity with extension of coach Randy Carlyle (National Post)
DAN SHAUGHNESSY: After a late call-up, Matt Fraser stepped up (Boston Globe)Paywall to view
FILIP BONDY: It's not the power play, Rick Nash or Martin St. Louis that's wrong with the NY Rangers -- it's Glen Sather (New York Daily News)
PAT HICKEY: Both goalies phenomenal, Therrien says (Montreal Gazette)
TOM POWERS: For Minnesota Wild, a deep breath is much appreciated (St. Paul Pioneer Press)
BRUCE ARTHUR: Boston Bruins pounce and make it count in OT (Toronto Star)
MARK WHICKER: Ducks are living for the city (Orange County Register)
CHRIS STEVENSON: Bruins callup Matt Fraser knots up series against Canadiens (Ottawa Sun)
HELENE ELLIOTT: Ducks' Teemu Selanne finds limelight even amid career twilight (Los Angeles Times)
STEVE BUCKLEY: New kid's on the guac (Boston Herald)
CAM COLE: Ducks make changes, take down Kings (Vancouver Sun)
DAMIEN COX: Blue Jackets emerge as winners in Rick Nash deal with Rangers (Toronto Star)
ROB ROSSI: Penguins establishing their identity (Pittsburgh Tribune Review)
RANDY SPORTAK: Ilya Bryzgalov gives Wild what team needs against Blackhawks (Calgary Sun)
DAVE STUBBS: Improbable hero in Bruins' stunning win (Montreal Gazette)
JILL PAINTER: Kings knew no series lead is safe and Ducks back in series (Los Angeles Daily News)
LARRY BROOKS: Nash bears the brunt of the Blueshirt-bashing (New York Post)
ED WILLES: Bruins are hypocrites when they talk about their tough-but-honest style of play (Vancouver Province)
CHIP SCOGGINS: Will Wild take next step, or wait until next year? (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
JEFF MILLER: Desperate Ducks perform a Freeway Facelift (Orange County Register)
FLUTO SHINZAWA: Bruins finally exploited the matchup they wanted (Boston Globe)Paywall to view
STEVE SIMMONS: Maple Leafs feel there's still life in Randy Carlyle yet (Toronto Sun)
BRUCE ARTHUR: Boston Bruins pounce and make it count in OT (Toronto Star)
JASON BOTCHFORD: Vancouver or Washington: Where would you go if you were GM-in-waiting Jim Benning? (Vancouver Province)
ROSIE DiMANNO: Maple Leafs' decision to keep Randy Carlyle the right call (Toronto Star)
LANCE HORNBY: Maple Leafs coach Randy Carlyle stresses the positives (Toronto Sun)
BRUCE ARTHUR: What does it take to get fired as coach of Maple Leafs? (Toronto Star)
BEN KUZMA: Alex Burrows buoyed by world championship gig (Vancouver Province)

5/8/14

KEN CAMPBELL: Season's over for Rangers, now it's time to look to the future (The Hockey News)
RYAN KENNEDY: What would an All-California team look like? (The Hockey News)
BRIAN CAZENEUVE: Penguins roll past lackluster Rangers in Game 4 (Si.com)
SEAN GENTILLE: Ron Hextall's new job is terrible news for Shea Weber rumors (The Sporting News)
MARK SPECTOR: Minnesota Wild: The NHL's dirty little oxymoron (Sportsnet)
PIERRE LeBRUN: Screening Quick will be key for Ducks (ESPN)
CHRIS JOHNSTON: With stakes sky-high for Habs, Subban is thriving (Sportsnet)
KATIE STRANG: Nash becoming target for Rangers fans (ESPN)
MIKE BROPHY: Canadiens winning over Canadians (CBC)
CRAIG CUSTANCE: New season, new role for Jokinen (ESPN)
TIM WHARNSBY: Michael Bournival thriving for Canadiens in playoffs (CBC)
GENE COLLIER: Credit Paul Martin for Rangers' steep deficit (Pittsburgh Post Gazette)
DAN SHAUGHNESSY: P.K. Subban has been the Bruins' nemesis so far (Boston Globe)Paywall to view
LARRY BROOKS: Big names absent again for Rangers (New York Post)
MARK HERRMANN: Not much to shout about for Rangers and their fans at Madison Square Garden (New York Newsday)
JACK TODD: Habs' Subban is a star for our time (Montreal Gazette)
CHRIS VILLANI: As great as Tuukka Rask is, Bruins need him to be better (Boston Herald)
LANCE HORNBY: Rangers have many problems in series against Penguins (Toronto Sun)
SID HARTMAN: Heatley still a vital contributor to Wild (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
STEVE BUCKLEY: Love-hate with P.K. Subban (Boston Herald)
MARK WHICKER: He's responsible for 'tender moments (Orange County Register)Paywall to view
JASON BOTCHFORD: Dale Weise's (Stanley) Cup runneth over (Vancouver Province)
BRUCE ARTHUR: Bruins can't always count on the comeback (Toronto Star)
DEREK VAN DIEST: Anaheim Ducks won't change method much down 2-0 to L.A. Kings (Edmonton Sun)
DAVE STUBBS: Bruins paying for power-play struggles (Montreal Gazette)
DEJAN KOVACEVIC: Finish off wretched Rangers (Pittsburgh Tribune Review)
RANDY SPORTAK: Blackhawks beware: Minnesota Wild's Matt Cooke set to return (Calgary Sun)
FILIP BONDY: After NY Rangers coach's warning, this one against Penguins 'must' be over (New York Daily News)
CHRIS STEVENSON: Top 5 trends from the Canadiens-Bruins series (Ottawa Sun)
PATRICK REUSSE: Wild owner Leipold hopes team keeps battling like beloved dog Stanley (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
DAMIEN COX: Nashville Predators are a team at the crossroads (Toronto Star)
CAM COLE: Artful dodger Drew Doughty dancing around Ducks (Vancouver Sun)
KEVIN PAUL DUPONT: Bruins need their stars to step up (Boston Globe)Paywall to view
HELENE ELLIOTT: Kings' Drew Doughty is the center of attention for opponents (Los Angeles Times)
MIKE SIELSKI: Will Hextall bring new thinking to Flyers? (Philadelphia Inquirer)
RICH HOFMANN: As always, Holmgren puts Flyers first (Philadelphia Daily News)

5/7/14

ADAM PROTEAU: Laviolette hoping to repeat history of rapid turnarounds as new Predators coach (The Hockey News)
SEAN GENTILLE: On the future of advanced stats, playoff predictions (The Sporting News)
BRIAN CAZENEUVE: P.K. Subban thrills again as Canadiens top Bruins (Si.com)
MARK SPECTOR: Well-constructed Kings recapturing 2012 magic (Sportsnet)
JOHN MANASSO: Predators tab Peter Laviolette as next head coach (Foxsports)
ELLIOTT FRIEDMAN: 30 Thoughts: Sharks in rough waters (CBC)
BRIAN HAMILTON: Ilya Bryzgalov shuts out Blackhawks as Wild win Game 3 (Si.com)
CHRIS JOHNSTON: Game 3 win a key ingredient for a Habs upset (Sportsnet)
CRAIG CUSTANCE: Future looks bright for Pens' Letang (ESPN)
SEAN GENTILLE: Ryan Suter is durable, tough, lucky (The Sporting News)
TIM WHARNSBY: P.K. Subban has another super outing for Habs (CBC)
SCOTT BURNSIDE: It won't be easy for Wild, Hawks (ESPN)
MIKE BROPHY: Mike Keenan not eyeing return to NHL (CBC)
ERIC DUHATSCHEK: The NHL coaching carousel turns into a blur (Globe & Mail)
DAVID SHOALTS: Is it time to finally start believing in the Pittsburgh Penguins? (Globe & Mail)
KEVIN ALLEN: Who could be up for an NHL coaching job? (USA Today)
MICHAEL TRAIKOS: How the NHL playoffs reveal who won, who lost the trade-deadline game (National Post)
CAM COLE: Kings-Ducks Freeway series will be won in the gutter (Vancouver Sun)
STEVE BUCKLEY: OK to take Tuukka Rask to task (Boston Herald)
CHIP SCOGGINS: Speedy Haula cashes in on second chance (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
BRUCE ARTHUR: Bruins struggling to find 'edge' (Toronto Star)
DAVE STUBBS: Subban gets Bell Centre roaring (Montreal Gazette)
MIKE SIELSKI: NHL still losing the concussion game (Philadelphia Inquirer)
DAVID HAUGH: Blackhawks must shake off first loss in Wild series (Chicago Tribune)Paywall to view
DAN SHAUGHNESSY: Bruins aren't the heavies in this series (Boston Globe)Paywall to view
GENE COLLIER: Rangers goal drought far from trivial (Pittsburgh Post Gazette)
BARRY ROZNER: Wild won't go quietly for Blackhawks (Chicago Daily Herald)
LUKE DeCOCK: For Kirk Muller, disappointment is the only hard feeling (Raleigh News & Observer)
PAT HICKEY: Subban earns accolades from coach, teammates (Montreal Gazette)
MIKE ZEISBERGER: Jonathan Quick has turned around his game quickl (Toronto Sun)
JIM SOUHAN: Playoffs are turning Granlund into a steely veteran (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
RICK MORRISSEY: Blackhawks could eventually surpass Bulls as Chicago's greatest (Chicago Sun-Times)
MIKE IMREM: Blackhawks must beware of 'the trap' (Chicago Daily Herald)
TOM POWERS: Wild give Blackhawks something to think about (St. Paul Pioneer Press)
BOB DUFF: Alfredsson ponders returning (Windsor Star)
IAIN MacINTYRE: Canucks Laurence Gilman prepared for top job (Vancouver Sun)
MICHAEL ARACE: As playoffs continue, Jackets fans must wonder (Columbus Dispatch)
JASON BOTCHFORD: Navigating the NHL's tricky hiring minefield (Vancouver Province)
FRANK SERAVALLI: Flyers have a need for speed (Philadelphia Daily News)

5/6/14

RYAN KENNEDY: Can Doug Gilmour finally fix the Kingston Frontenacs? (The Hockey News)
KEN CAMPBELL: Muller firing signals more of the same in Carolina (The Hockey News)
BRIAN CAZENEUVE: Penguins edge tired Rangers to take 2-1 series lead (Si.com)
CRAIG CUSTANCE: Crosby's drought ends in style (ESPN)
ALLAN MUIR: Kings' Jonathan Quick stymies Ducks for 2-0 series lead (Si.com)
KATIE STRANG: Vigneault rips schedule after Game 3 loss (ESPN)
CHRIS JOHNSTON: Habs' Price composed in a series of mind games (Sportsnet)
ALLAN MUIR: Coach Kirk Muller fired by Carolina Hurricanes in first of major moves (Si.com)
PIERRE LeBRUN: Quick leads road-warrior Kings (ESPN)
MIKE BROPHY: Marian Gaborik the king of all trade-deadline pickups (CBC)
DEJAN KOVACEVIC: Crosby gets last laugh for cheap shots (Pittsburgh Tribune Review)
TARA SULLIVAN: Tired Rangers cannot answer Vigneault's call (Bergen Record)
JILL PAINTER: The Kings starting to look familiar, circa 2012 (Los Angeles Daily News)
JEFF MILLER: Moving on means more than regional rivalry to Ducks, Kings (Orange County Register)
LARRY BROOKS: 'Mutual interest' in Wayne Gretzky running Capitals (New York Post)
STEVE BUCKLEY: Bruins savor Bell Centre experience (Boston Herald)
MIKE ZEISBERGER: Kings' Stevens a likely target for head coach gig (Toronto Sun)
MIKE NORTH: Blackhawks' depth gives them edge over Wild (Chicago Daily Herald)
BUCKY GLEASON: NBA and NHL playoffs are full of excitement (Buffalo News)
CHRIS STEVENSON: Bruins say they have found Carey Price's weakness (Ottawa Sun)
CAM COLE: Kings' Quick, Doughty dominate Ducks, 3-1 (Vancouver Sun)
GENE COLLIER: Without question, Fleury stops the show (Pittsburgh Post Gazette)
ARTHUR STAPLE: Rangers' big boys are coming up small (New York Newsday)
MARK WHICKER: Gritty Kings keep Ducks on their heels (Orange County Register)
HELENE ELLIOTT: Alec Martinez is solid in Kings' 3-1 victory over Ducks (Los Angeles Times)
CHIP SCOGGINS: Fading-fast Wild can't start a fire without some spark (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
FILIP BONDY: NY Rangers epic power play ineptitude reaching inexplicable proportions (New York Daily News)
DAMIEN COX: Leafs might want to try for Panthers' No. 1 pick (Toronto Star)
LUKE DeCOCK: Francis, new on Hurricanes job, wastes no time making changes (Raleigh News & Observer)
DAVE FESCHUK: Maple Leafs should go big with Babcock (Toronto Star)
DAVID STAPLES: Edmonton Oilers centres aren't getting better, they're getting worse (Edmonton Journal)
FRANK SERAVALLI: Comparing Briere, Lecavalier (Philadelphia Daily News)

5/5/14

ALLAN MUIR: Penguins wear down Rangers in 3-0 Game 2 win, tie series (Si.com)
CRAIG CUSTANCE: Hawks delivering when they need to (ESPN)
BRIAN HAMILTON: Blackhawks give Wild déjà vu in 4-1 Game 2 win (Si.com)
KATIE STRANG: Rangers not leaning on fatigue as excuse (ESPN)
SEAN GENTILLE: Penguins even up with Rangers, despite Henrik Lundqvist (The Sporting News)
SCOTT BURNSIDE: Penguins aiming for two in a row (ESPN)
TIM WHARNSBY: Fan base swells for Canadiens' P.K. Subban (CBC)
SEAN GORDON: Montreal Canadiens key in on third-period miscues (Globe & Mail)
KEVIN ALLEN: Sidney Crosby slump causing angst in Pittsburgh (USA Today)
DAVID HAUGH: Bickell cranks up the dial to 'playoffs' (Chicago Tribune)Paywall to view
PAT LEONARD: NY Rangers look worn out in Game 2 loss to Penguins (New York Daily News)
DEJAN KOVACEVIC: What was wrong with Sid? Who cares? (Pittsburgh Tribune Review)
DAVE STUBBS: Habs put loss behind them (Montreal Gazette)
CHIP SCOGGINS: Yeo remaining calm amid the playoff storm (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
HELENE ELLIOTT: Defense-minded Kings have found their offense in the playoffs (Los Angeles Times)
RICK MORRISSEY: When things get a bit ponderous, Bickell turns it on (Chicago Sun-Times)
LARRY BROOKS: Blueshirts stars no-shows in shutout loss to Pens (New York Post)
TOM POWERS: Wild fall as goal scorers still missing in action (St. Paul Pioneer Press)
CHRIS STEVENSON: Subban the prevailing narrative in Habs-B's series (Ottawa Sun)
TERRY FREI: Frei: Rise of the Colorado Avalanche came with a real downer (Denver Post)
RANDY SPORTAK: Blackhawks take 2-0 series lead against Wild (Calgary Sun)

CAM COLE: Kings need more from shrinking defence (Vancouver Sun)
KEVIN PAUL DUPONT: In Montreal, Bruins can't play into Canadiens' hands (Boston Globe)Paywall to view
BARRY ROZNER: Another wild finish puts Blackhawks in command (Chicago Daily Herald)
MARK WHICKER: Kopitar showing his Selke skills (Orange County Register)Paywall to view
JACK TODD: Sports world still fighting ugliness of racism (Montreal Gazette)
DAMIEN COX: Maple Leafs likely to make decision on Randy Carlyle this week (Toronto Star)
RON COOK: Even without points, Sidney Crosby was best skater on ice (Pittsburgh Post Gazette)
ARTHUR STAPLE: Rangers' bizarre streak reaches unlucky No. 13 (New York Newsday)
JIM SOUHAN: If Wild scorers aren't scoring, it's a problem (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
PAT LEONARD: Anton Stralman has been the NY Rangers' Rodney Dangerfield, but defenseman is finally getting some respect (New York Daily News)
FRANK SERAVALLI: Grading the Flyers (Philadelphia Daily News)
GARY LAWLESS: Creative shopping could help fuel Jets (Winnipeg Free Press)

5/4/14

BRIAN CAZENEUVE: Gaborik the Kings' unlikely hero in 3-2 OT win vs. Ducks (Si.com)
KATIE STRANG: Rangers' Staal returning to previous form (ESPN)
BRIAN CAZENEUVE: Bruins' heroic third-period effort overwhelms Canadiens (Si.com)
CRAIG CUSTANCE: Hawks' Smith tuning up the playoffs (ESPN)
CHRIS JOHNSTON: Bruins show why they are a Stanley Cup threat (Sportsnet)
PIERRE LeBRUN: Cardiac Kings pull off another thriller (ESPN)
MARK SPECTOR: Kings-Ducks, a series of the highest pedigree (Sportsnet)
TIM WHARNSBY: Bruins provide more 3rd-period magic (CBC)
KEVIN ALLEN: Penguins' issues extend beyond Sidney Crosby slump (USA Today)
JILL PAINTER: The Freeway Series is all that and then some as Kings win overtime thriller over Ducks (Los Angeles Daily News)
JOE STARKEY: In-house solution for Sid? (Pittsburgh Tribune Review)
JIM SOUHAN: Wild needs more from Pominville, Moulson (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
LARRY BROOKS: The Caps may be a good fit for The Great One (New York Post)
CHRISTOPHER L. GASPER: or Bruins, turnabout is fair play (Boston Globe)Paywall to view
BARRY ROZNER: Blackhawks' Crawford never good enough for critics (Chicago Daily Herald)
ROSIE DiMANNO: Habs squander glorious opportunity: DiManno (Toronto Star)
CHRIS STEVENSON: P.K. Subban addresses racist tweets fiasco with maturity (Ottawa Sun)
HELENE ELLIOTT: Marian Gaborik is fitting in well with Kings (Los Angeles Times)
DAVE STUBBS: Canadiens' luck melts away with 10 minutes left (Montreal Gazette)
FLUTO SHINZAWA: Blues and Sharks come up short in playoffs (Boston Globe)Paywall to view
CAM COLE: Ducks left quacking after Gaborik goes in for the kill (Vancouver Sun)
RON COOK: Penguins' desperation meter starts toward red (Pittsburgh Post Gazette)
TOM POWERS: Yeo plays mind games after Wild play a good Game 1 (St. Paul Pioneer Press)
STEPHEN LORENZO: Alain Vigneault says NY Rangers depth might be team's best asset (New York Daily News)
STEVE SIMMONS: Sharks' movement to keep McLellan could stall coaching carousel (Toronto Sun)
MARK WHICKER: Ducks have reason to be encouraged (Orange County Register)Paywall to view
CHRIS STEVENSON: Bruins snatch victory from Canadiens with flurry of late goals (Ottawa Sun)
PAT HICKEY: 'We didn't play a full 60 minutes' (Montreal Gazette)
RICK MORRISSEY: If Blackhawks can avoid Wild traps, series should offer no reason for worry (Chicago Sun-Times)
STEVE BUCKLEY: Shawn Thornton ducks heroics (Boston Herald)
JOSH YOHE: Penguins struggling in overtime (Pittsburgh Tribune Review)
SID HARTMAN: Wild appears set up to contend for years (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
FLUTO SHINZAWA: Marchand recovers to lead Game 2 rally (Boston Globe)Paywall to view
JOHN VOGL: Don't know the owners? Here's a primer (Buffalo News)
JEFF MILLER: Kings' style grinds on Ducks (Orange County Register)Paywall to view
DAMIEN CRISTODERO: Ryan Malone's Lightning situation murky (Tampa Bay Times)
DAVID ISAAC: Flyers gave Mason new lease on life (South Jersey Courier-Post)
ADRIAN DATER: Waiting to re-sign Paul Stastny was risky (Denver Post)
MIKE SIELSKI: How Mason bounced back from concussion (Philadelphia Inquirer)
RAY STEIN: Most, but not all, hail Jackets' effort in series (Columbus Dispatch)
SAM CARCHIDI: How can the Flyers improve? (Philadelphia Inquirer)

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