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Tight Race For NHL Awards
by Alanah McGinley on 03/22/07 at 11:37 AM ET
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From Wayne Scanlan at CanWest News,
They are a secondary consideration to the playoff races.
When the playoffs begin, they will be utterly forgotten until the Stanley Cup has been awarded. Then, the presentation of the NHL individual awards will be the last, glitzy act in a long season.
Just because the focus is on team dreams at this time of year, the league’s top performers haven’t forgotten about the pursuit of individual honours, which involve races just as tight as those conference standings hockey fans pore over every morning.
continued… with speculation on candidates for the Hart, Art Ross, Calder, etc.
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