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On The Ice For One Big Game
by Paul on 10/02/08 at 08:35 PM ET
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from Mick Kern of the NHL Home Ice Blog,
If you had to win ONE big game, be it for the Stanley Cup, or, if your expectations are more realistic, be it for first place in your division, or even the last playoff spot in the conference…which player would you most want to have on your side?
A few conditions, but of course. First, no Hockey Hall-of-Famers can be considered. Way too obvious. Second, this one may stir up some debate as to what defines a star, but any player most fans would recognize as a star cannot be included (though many did vote for Danny Gare…and we allowed him to be included, so go figure). Third, the player can come from any era, any team, but we had to have a concrete, logical reason why.
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