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Keep An Eye On The West
by Paul on 02/17/08 at 10:21 AM ET
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from Damien Cox of the Toronto Star,
Last February, 50 trades were made in four weeks prior to the deadline, but there has been no such flurry this winter, only a single deal that sent Cory Stillman to the Ottawa Senators. The best bet is that once one Western Conference team makes a significant move, others will quickly follow.
Dallas, Anaheim and San Jose are eyeballing each other closely, and Detroit has got to be thinking a lot more about making a bigger move with the way Mike Babcock’s club has floundered of late.
Fletcher, then, really has to wait and watch the west. That’s got to be more interesting than watching games that don’t matter.
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