Found May 07, 2008 on
Taking One For The Team:
PLAYERS:
Marc-Andre Fleury,
Jaromir Jagr,
Carey Price,
Brenden Morrow,
Jose Theodore,
Marty Turco
TEAMS:
Pittsburgh Penguins,
New York Rangers,
Montreal Canadiens,
Dallas Stars,
Colorado Avalanche,
Philadelphia Flyers,
Detroit Red Wings,
San Jose Sharks
Looking back on the second round of the playoffs. Who were the key players and difference makers? Was I able to do a little better with my predictions after a disappointing first round? Have clear favorites emerged in each conference?
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