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Postseason Prospectus

By Matt Bugg|2015-07-24T11:11:11-04:00April 14th, 2007|z-Archives (other articles)|

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Playoffs in sports are predictable for their unpredictable nature. Key cogs flounder, washed-up vets wash back in, and prospects emerge as leaders. Let's take a look at the prospects making a name for themselves in the 2007 Stanley Cup Playoffs.

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Postseason Prospectus

By Matt Bugg|2015-07-24T11:11:06-04:00April 14th, 2007|z-Archives (other articles)|

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Playoffs in sports are predictable for their unpredictable nature. Key cogs flounder, washed-up vets wash back in, and prospects emerge as leaders. Let's take a look at the prospects making a name for themselves in the 2007 Stanley Cup Playoffs.

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Playoffs Night One

By Jim Gunther|2015-07-24T11:28:37-04:00April 12th, 2007|z-Archives (other articles)|

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The NHL playoff has officially arrived. All the excitement is brewing up to be something special. The action in last night’s games was fantastic. This is sure to be an incredible postseason with very few boring matchups.

After the first night of playoff hockey all of the lower seeded teams with the exception on Nashville won the first game. Two of the four games went into at least a double overtime. Three of the four games were won by only one goal. Goalies were huge. Tomas Vokoun kept his team in the game early on, while his opponent Evgeni Nabokov made key great saves late in the game. No surprise to everyone: the brilliant play of Roberto Luongo in goal and the great touch passing of Joe Thornton.

Will Sidney Crosby be able to get his team back on track?

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Playoffs Night One

By Jim Gunther|2015-07-24T11:28:32-04:00April 12th, 2007|z-Archives (other articles)|

radulov

The NHL playoff has officially arrived. All the excitement is brewing up to be something special. The action in last night’s games was fantastic. This is sure to be an incredible postseason with very few boring matchups.

After the first night of playoff hockey all of the lower seeded teams with the exception on Nashville won the first game. Two of the four games went into at least a double overtime. Three of the four games were won by only one goal. Goalies were huge. Tomas Vokoun kept his team in the game early on, while his opponent Evgeni Nabokov made key great saves late in the game. No surprise to everyone: the brilliant play of Roberto Luongo in goal and the great touch passing of Joe Thornton.

Will Sidney Crosby be able to get his team back on track?

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Testimonials from Dobber Hockey Readers

By Dobber Sports|2007-04-10T15:40:01-04:00April 10th, 2007|z-Archives (other articles)|

Just some snippets of a select few (less than 10%) out of the many emails sent in over the years... 2014 October, 2014 I did really well last year thanks to you and your team's work. One setup I'm in has 3 leagues - I finished with 2 firsts and [...]

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Testimonials from Dobber Hockey Readers

By Dobber Sports|2007-04-10T15:40:01-04:00April 10th, 2007|z-Archives (other articles)|

Just some snippets of a select few (less than 10%) out of the many emails sent in over the years... 2014 October, 2014 I did really well last year thanks to you and your team's work. One setup I'm in has 3 leagues - I finished with 2 firsts and [...]

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2006-2007 Playoff Match-ups: A Comprehensive Breakdown

By Jeff Angus|2015-07-24T11:28:41-04:00April 10th, 2007|z-Archives (other articles)|

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With the top eight seeds set in the Western Conference, we are finally able to breakdown the match-ups from top to bottom. Every series is shaping up to be absolutely fantastic hockey, and I wouldn’t call any team an underdog (it has been a long time since you could say that). Without further ado…

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Who Gets an A in the A?

By Matt Bugg|2015-07-24T11:28:46-04:00April 7th, 2007|z-Archives (other articles)|

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Ah, the AHL. That long-dependable source of spring excitement for those fans who chose to cheer for losers. But following an American league team has more advantages than just seeing that scrub you hated in 20 games in the show now be the main attraction. You also get to see the next generation take their first steps into the pro game. Here's who's swam since jumping into the pro pool.

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Who Gets an A in the A?

By Matt Bugg|2015-07-24T11:28:44-04:00April 7th, 2007|z-Archives (other articles)|

bobby ryan

Ah, the AHL. That long-dependable source of spring excitement for those fans who chose to cheer for losers. But following an American league team has more advantages than just seeing that scrub you hated in 20 games in the show now be the main attraction. You also get to see the next generation take their first steps into the pro game. Here's who's swam since jumping into the pro pool.

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Easter Goodies

By Dobber Sports|2007-04-06T17:10:05-04:00April 6th, 2007|z-Archives (other articles)|

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With only a couple of days left in the regular season, and only a couple of days left until Easter Sunday, I’ve focused this edition of “Leprechaun’s Gold” largely on statistics that will help all of you who are taking part in fantasy playoff hockey.

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