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Jose Theodore was the game’s first star in a 3-2 win over Columbus Saturday as the Capitals set club marks for most wins (51) and most road wins (23). |
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2 |
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The Coyotes establish a franchise record with their 28th home victory against Edmonton. |
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3 |
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Joe Thornton returns to the lineup with two assists in a 5-4 loss to Colorado. |
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5 |
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A win over Calgary gives the Blackhawks their first division title since 1992-93. |
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4 |
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Evgeni Malkin returns to action with goals in back-to-back games. |
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6 |
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An overtime win against Detroit clinches a playoff spot for the hard-working Predators. |
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7 |
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The inconsistent Canucks clinch the No. 3 seed in the Western Conference with an OT win over Minnesota. |
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9 |
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The NHL's hottest team since the Olympic break missed a chance to clinch their 19th straight playoff berth by losing to Philadelphia. |
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8 |
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Three straight wins are followed by losses to Original Sixers Toronto and Montreal. |
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10 |
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Martin Brodeur records his 599th career win and 109th career shutout in a 4-0 decision over Carolina. |
| 11 |
11 |
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The Kings lost for the first time this year when leading after two periods Sunday, a 2-1 shootout decision to Anaheim. |
| 12 |
12 |
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A huge win over San Jose could keep help the Avs' dream season from slipping away. |
| 13 |
13 |
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Jaroslav Halak reclaims the crease with back-to-back shutouts. |
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14 |
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Teenager Erik Karlsson continues to assert himself as a go-to player for the Sens. |
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15 |
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With his team's playoff chances hanging by a thread, captain Jarome Iginla has all but disappeared. |
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16 |
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Chris Mason continues to give the Blues top-notch goaltending, but their playoff hopes remain slim at best. |
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16 |
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Goalie Curtis McElhinney has been reborn in Anaheim and has wins in five of his last six starts. |
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17 |
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If the Bruins can take anything away from this season it will be the emergence of Tuukka Rask as a bona fide starter. |
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18 |
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Even a win over Detroit Sunday probably won’t be enough to save the dysfunctional Flyers. |
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23 |
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Three straight wins has the Rangers primed to pass the slumping Flyers. |
| 21 |
21 |
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The never-say-die Thrashers are clinging to their playoff hopes, but the Rangers are making it tough. |
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19 |
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The big question now is did the Wild do anything this season they can build on next year? |
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22 |
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Hot rumour: Wayne Gretzky, Brett Hull and Mike Modano might pool their money to buy the Stars. |
| 24 |
24 |
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GM Scott Howson has his work cut out for him in the off-season to turn this bunch around. |
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27 |
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Two goals in four games constitutes something of a scoring streak for tough guy Colton Orr. |
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25 |
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The Hurricanes were shut out at home for the second time in eight days, losing 4-0 to New Jersey. |
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29 |
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John Tavares has six points (and he's plus-7) in his last four games. |
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26 |
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All that is left for this season is to see if Steven Stamkos can win the Rocket Richard Trophy. |
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28 |
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A thrilling 1-0 win over Boston is followed by a 4-1 thrashing by the Rangers. |
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30 |
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This season can't end quick enough for the Oilers. |
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