For Luongo, it's either redemption or ridicule after Game 5

If there's been on overriding theme in the 2010 Stanley Cup playoffs, it's been "redemption."Players like Joe Thornton(notes), Miroslav Satan(notes) and coach Jacques Martin found it. Dan Boyle(notes) redeemed himself after his Steve Smith moment, and then his San Jose Sharks found redemption for a decade of playoff flops with a 5-game victory over the Detroit Red Wings. Heck, even the neutral zone trap has made a triumphant return, for better or (most likely) for worse. Tonight in Game 5 at the Chicago Blackhawks, Roberto Luongo(notes) either takes the first step on the path of redemption or falls deeper into the abyss. His postseason numbers are, by and large, atrocious. His approval ratings make those of the U.S. Congress look like those for a calendar of puppies frolicking.He doesn't deserve all the blame for the Vancouver Canucks' 3-1 deficit. Not with the parade to the penalty box thanks to the Blackhawks' agitation; the return of the team's ...