Found August 07, 2012 on HockeyBuzz: Yardbarker Blogger Network
The injury to star winger Joffrey Lupul was pretty much the coup de grace for the Maple Leafs playoff chances last season. After being selected as an All-Star and partnering with linemate Phil Kessel to become one of the most lethal scoring tandems in the league, the 28 year old winger suffered a separated shoulder against Boston that ended a successful campaign on a sour note. As reported in...
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