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by Paul on 05/27/08 at 08:26 AM ET
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from Jim Kelley at Sportsnet,
Let’s do the analysis in assembly-line fashion.
- Osgood: he hasn’t had to make many saves, difficult or otherwise, but he is clearly in the collective minds of the Penguins. The Pens likely think now that they can’t beat him simply because they have to work so hard just to get the puck to him and once there, they can’t even get their shots away let alone test the veteran netminder....
- Detroit’s overall team speed: This is difficult to explain, but the so-called “old” Wings have all the energy in the game.
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