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Repik-ing Playoff Performers

By |2015-07-24T11:10:39-04:00May 12th, 2007|z-Archives (other articles)|

 Devin Setoguchi

 

Far and away, the biggest story of the 2006-07 postseason across the Canadian Hockey League has been the re-arrival of some forgotten names. Once touted as can't-miss stars, these players seemed to start out well, bust, and then suddenly shoot back on the scene with otherwordly play. So which of these guys should you trust to remain out of bust territory?

 

Repik-ing Playoff Performers

By |2015-07-24T11:10:38-04:00May 12th, 2007|z-Archives (other articles)|

 Devin Setoguchi

 

Far and away, the biggest story of the 2006-07 postseason across the Canadian Hockey League has been the re-arrival of some forgotten names. Once touted as can't-miss stars, these players seemed to start out well, bust, and then suddenly shoot back on the scene with otherwordly play. So which of these guys should you trust to remain out of bust territory?

 

The DobberHockey Crew – Round 3

By |2007-05-09T11:52:06-04:00May 9th, 2007|The Dobotomy|

 briere and miller

 

We did it again. The DobberHockey.com team, as a group, went 3-1 in Round 2 and the site's record overall is an astounding 10-2. I can't stress this enough - go by our consensus picks next year when going to your playoff draft. I will be. These numbers are too impressive to ignore! Here are the facts/figures about Round 2, and our picks for Round 3.

The DobberHockey Crew – Round 3

By |2007-05-09T11:52:06-04:00May 9th, 2007|The Dobotomy|

 briere and miller

 

We did it again. The DobberHockey.com team, as a group, went 3-1 in Round 2 and the site's record overall is an astounding 10-2. I can't stress this enough - go by our consensus picks next year when going to your playoff draft. I will be. These numbers are too impressive to ignore! Here are the facts/figures about Round 2, and our picks for Round 3.

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