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Conference Semi-Finals Playoffs Schedule
by Alanah McGinley on 04/23/08 at 01:53 AM ET
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From NHL.com:
The National Hockey League today announced the dates, starting times and national broadcast coverage for the 2008 Stanley Cup Playoff Conference Semifinal round, which begins Thursday, April 24 when the Montreal Canadiens host the Philadelphia Flyers and the Detroit Red Wings host the Colorado Avalanche. On Friday, April 25 the Pittsburgh Penguins host the New York Rangers and the San Jose Sharks host the Dallas Stars.
Complete, detailed schedule is below:
*For regular updates on the broadcast changes, be sure to check the Eye on the Media page.
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