Well, here is my current update of the 2032-33 Season with my Boston Bruins

Roster can be found here: http://www.operationsports.com/Bloop...-transactions/

Captains:
C- Kyle Kantor
A- Danny Wilm
A- Cameron Callahan

REGULAR SEASON:

Here are my Regular Season Statistics:

Boston Bruins Stats - 2032-33
Skaters	GP	G	A	PTS	+/-	GW	PIM	SOG	SPCT
Joe Tyrell	82	24	78	102	40	5	18
Danny Wilm	82	34	57	91	37	4	20
Cameron Callahan	80	38	39	77	51	3	46
Brad Stokes	82	31	38	69	22	4	44
Steve Bordson	82	34	20	54	25	10	34
Jamie Baron	78	16	36	52	24	4	8
Phil Hartnell	82	8	41	49	50	0	181
Kyle Kantor	72	10	39	49	21	2	70
Trevor Klee	82	16	24	40	12	4	56
Casey Fast	82	6	34	40	49	2	156
Donald Quirk	82	12	21	33	17	2	61
Colin Meldere	82	18	13	31	21	3	6
Shannon Cracknell	82	12	14	26	14	0	14
Patrick Stajan	69	10	16	26	3	1	30
Seth Morris	76	2	18	20	12	0	15
Kelly Morrow	72	8	11	19	-1	2	24
Mikael Svedberg	75	11	7	18	7	3	4
Steven Porter	44	4	12	16	9	1	6
Rich Cleeve	82	3	9	12	29	0	166
Ray Cunning	58	5	3	8	15	2	66
Goalies	GP	W	L	T	GAA	TOI	SV	SV%	SHO
Calle Moller	72	48	20	0	2.25			.917	7
Samu Lehtivuori	13	5	5	0	3.43			.878	0

Team Statistics:

53-25-4 (1st in NHL)
3.62 GFPG (1st in NHL)
2.49 GAPG (T-1st in NHL)
22.0 Powerplay Percentage (1st in NHL)
84.7% Penalty Kill (3rd in NHL)

As you can see, my team is very balanced at the moment, and my only real change throughout the regular season was the waiver pick-up of Mikael Svedberg and when Captain Kyle Kantor went down to injury, the addition of Steven Porter into the regular line-up, as he replaced Seth Morris on the 3rd d-pairing and top PP unit.

PLAYOFFS:

Well, I won't do my final playoff table yet (Just got into the finals), but will give a brief overview of what has been one of the most dominant playoff runs I've ever had.

Pre-playoffs:
2nd line RW Jamie Baron was injured in the 82nd game of the season, out for 6 weeks.

Round 1 (Flyers):
In Round 1, I drew the 8th seeded Philadelphia Flyers. After a 39-30-13 season, they didn't seem to pose a big threat, but with Baron out and Stajan filling in on the 2nd line, I had to be careful.

Or so I thought, the series itself went by without a hitch, as we won 4-0, 7-1, 4-1, 4-0, but unfortunately, it took a physical toll on the team. Colin Meldere was injured in game 2, for 2-3 weeks, and Patrick Stajan was also injured late in game 4 for 4-5 weeks.

Round 2 (Sabres):
Round 2 was against the hated Buffalo Sabres. A few seasons ago, while trying to make room to stay under the cap, I traded them Martin Alikoski, a small but speedy LW who put up 35-50 points on my 3rd line before the age of 23. Now, nearing 30, he has become a premiere player in the NHL.

Game 1 was a blowout at home, a 5-0 victory with the top line dominating, like it had in round 1.
Game 2 was the first time Calle Moller showed a chink in his armour, but the top line, as well as Cameron Callahan from the 2nd line, came through and we managed a 5-3 win.
Game 3 was a tough game, they started to dominate offensively and jumped out to a 1-0 lead in the 1st. The 2nd period belonged to me, and it was 2-1 for me going into the 3rd. But in the 3rd, penalty trouble killed us. Outshout 17-4 in the period, the game was tied 2-2 and going into OT, where a Buffalo player scored a soft screen goal and the Bruins suffered the first loss of the post-season.
Game 4 Colin Meldere returned, and we came out strong, and went up 2-0 early in the first, then defended solidly for 2 more periods and potted 2 empty net goals. 4-1 victory.
Game 5 was a blowout, with the top line of Wilm, Tyrell and Bordson combining for 14 points. An 8-1 win sent us cruising into the ECF!

Round 3 (Capitals):
Round 3 was against the Capitals and the Lilja brothers. While Washington did well to keep Wilm and Tyrell under control compared to the first 2 rounds, they still scored at a 2 point per game pace. With Calle Moller giving a performance for the ages, Washington's offence couldn't get anything going, and with Meldere now fully involved physically with Quirk and Klee, the Caps were done for. 4-1, 3-1, 5-1, 7-1 led to a quick series, with Moller getting a piece of the 3 stars in each game. Unfortunately, due to frustration, a Washington defenceman cheapshotted Trevor Klee in the 2nd period of game 4. Klee suffered Post-Concussion Syndrome and will miss the next 6 weeks, Svedberg also suffered a concussion in the period, but returns before the finals.. The 3rd period involved 5 fights, including Cameron Callahan taking on Klee's basher.



Top NHL Stats through 3 rounds:

NHL League Leaders - Updated: May 29, 2033
Playoff Points		Pts	Playoff Goals		Gls
	1. Danny Wilm	22		1. Bruce Magee	12
	2. Justin Cashman	21		2. Danny Wilm	10
	3. Joe Tyrell	20		3. Dean Yandle	9
	4. Bruce Magee	20		4. 4 Others Tied at	8
	5. Dean Yandle	19		5.
Playoff Assists		Ast	Playoff Plus/Minus		+/-
	1. Justin Cashman	16		1. Casey Fast	22
	2. Steve Bordson	13		2. Phil Hartnell	20
	3. Danny Wilm	12		3. Trevor Klee	16
	4. Joe Tyrell	12		4. Kyle Kantor	14
	5. 2 Others Tied at	11		5. Rich Cleeve	13
Playoff Goals Against Average		GAA	Playoff Save Percentage		Sv %
	1. Calle Moller	1.07		1. Calle Moller	.955
	2. Scott Dawes	1.56		2. Scott Dawes	.953
	3. Daniel Labruyere	1.66		3. Georges Duchene	.951
	4. Par Moller	1.68		4. Daniel Labruyere	.946
	5. Georges Duchene	1.70		5. Par Moller	.939

This is looking to be a battle of the goaltenders, with Moller and Dawes being the starters for each finalist.

Round 4 (Stars):
(Ongoing Game by Game Description)
Game 1 -

The game starts out very one sided for the Boston Bruins, who dominate the puck in the offensive zone. With 6:53 left in the 1st period, 4th line replacement Len Cummins, in for his first game of the playoffs, scores off a broken play, 1-0 (G- Cummings (1), A- Morrow, Quirk). The Stars were stronger after the goal, but the Bruins defence was too much. 1-0 after the 1st, shots are 10-1 for Boston.

The 2nd starts off with a very strong Dallas Stars attack, and after a few chances are exchanged, Kyle Kantor takes an interference penalty 4:53 into the period. With Gary Rafalski quarterbacking the Stars PP, we give it much respect, and every time we get the puck, we clear. Fairly easy PK, they had 3 shots but all unscreened from the point. After some more back and forth physical play, Steve Bordson receives a drop pass from Patrick Stajan, and snipes it over Dawes' glove, 2-0, (G- Bordson (4), A- Stajan, Cracknell). Less than a minute later, Bordson takes a goalie interference penalty. This Stars Powerplay is much better, against my 2nd unit PK. Youngsters Quirk, Cunning and Cleeve are all left out there the full 2 minutes, while Zinger only gets off 1:25 into the PP. After stopping 5 shots, Calle Moller holds on to finish off the PK and get a change. On the faceoff though, Wilm loses the draw, the Stars get a weak shot, and Hainsey buries the rebound, 2-1 (G- Hainsey(2), A- Korostin). The Stars dominate for 5 minutes after the goal, but eventually the speedy Cameron Callahan gets the puck on his off wing and blows a wrist shot through Dawes on the blocker side. 3-1 (G- Callahan(9), A- Stajan, Stokes). The period ends with a lot of physicality and shots, with Shannon Cracknell scoring just after the final buzzer. After the 2nd period, the score is 3-1 Bruins, with the shots being 17-14 for the Bruins as well.

To start the 3rd, the Stars once again dominate. After a few great shot blocks, they finally get a shot through, Moller can't control the rebound and veteran Alexandre Ranger scores, 3-2 (G- Ranger(5), A- Zajac, McQuaid). The Bruins coach notes that the top line is currently -2, except for Bordson who is even, as well as the top D-pairing being a combined -3. Cameron Callahan comes flying off the bench after Stajan, Cleeve and Stokes work hard to keep the puck in the offensive zone, and snipes another one over Dawes' glove! 4-2, (G- Callahan(10), A- Cleeve, Stajan). The Stars Seth Borer takes a bad slashing penalty, First Boston PP of the finals! Cameron Callahan again shows some great work after the top PP unit doesn't produce. After walking around 3 Stars, he turns and fires a pass to Danny Wilm in front, and he one times it into the back of the net! 5-2 (G- Wilm (11), A- Callahan, Stajan). Right off a faceoff loss, we turn the puck over and Stajan and Callahan have a 2 on 1 opportunity. Stajan elects to pass, and Callahan blows it past Dawes for his 3rd goal of the game! 6-2 (G- Callahan (11), A- Stajan, Stokes). Most of the rest of the period is a dump and chase hit-fest. Eventually, Steve Bordson and Radek Olesz drop the gloves. In the last 20 seconds, Dallas is too aggressive and a 3 on 2 develops, Stajan, filling in for Bordson, draws in a defender before passing off to Danny Wilm, who goes in with Joe Tyrell on the 2 on 1, Wilm keeps, fires, goal. 7-2 (G- Wilm (12), A- Stajan, Porter). Patrick Stajan with a remarkable performance in his return from injury. A few more hits are exchanged, and game 1 is in the books! Final score 7-2, final shots 26-23, in favour of Boston.

Game 1 Review:
Patrick Stajan led the offence in what turned out to be a blowout. While the game was closely contested for the most part, the Boston offence turned out to be too deep for the Stars' defence to hold. While the top line didn't have a great game for Boston, the 2nd line broke out with their best of the playoffs. Calle Moller had a solid game, though he probably wants both goals back. In all, it was a great effort, and with Jamie Baron and Mikael Svedberg available for game 2, this series may be done quicker than anticipated.

Game 1 3 Stars:
1 - Patrick Stajan (0G, 6A, 6P, +4)
2 - Cameron Callahan (3G, 1A, 4P, +4)
3 - Danny Wilm (2G, 0A, 2P, -1)

Game 2:

Game 2 sees the return of Jamie Baron, the dynamic 27 year old RW who has the ability to put up points but also can play a solid defensive game. He will start on the 3rd line after Stajan's impressive 1st game of the series. Cummins, Svedberg, Tremblay and Morris healthy scratches.

A quick start to the 1st by the Stars was countered and quickly we go up with a Steve Bordson 1 timer from the right circle. (G- Bordson (5), A- Hartnell, Fast). The fourth line and top defensive pairing followed up with an extremely physical shift, resulting in an injury to Dallas centerman Hainsey. Some sloppy defensive play late in the first sees Yandle score for the Dallas Stars, 1-1 (G- Yandle (10), A- Roenick, Olesz), and Hainsey also quickly returns from injury. Shots 5-4 for Boston after the first, score still 1-1.

The second is loaded with a ton of back and forth play, mostly coming from Boston though, but Dawes is playing well and keeping the offence at bay. With 2:55 left in the period, the Stars finally take a penalty for the first possible momentum changer of the period, if the powerplay can wake up. Steve Bordson walks into the zone, cuts into the middle and waits for the Danny Wilm screen to form, shot, powerplay goal! 2-1 (G- Bordson (6), A- Tyrell, Baron). The period ends without hitch, score 2-1, shots 15-8 for Boston.

The third period starts a little messy, a lost faceoff, missed hit and a bad play leads to Greg Zajac being all alone in front, and he scores to tie it at 2-2 (G- Zajac(9), A- Unassisted). Some more zone time for Dallas leads to a tired Boston crew, and after clearing it out but not far enough, Dallas breaks in, uses some nice passing and scores a 3rd goal to make it 3-2 Dallas, (G- Yip (5), A- Manning, Collins). The 3rd and 4th lines combine for a great possession shift, but Dawes comes up big for Dallas to preserve the lead with 8:50 to go. After continuing to dominate play in the second half of the period, we finally break through with a quick wrister from Tommy Zinger that barely got past Dawes, 3-3 (G- Zinger (3), A- Morrow, Cracknell). Dawes with some good saves late, This game is going to OT. Score 3-3, shots 25-15 Boston.

OT has a lot of neutral zone time to start, no real chances early on. For nearly the whole period, I have been just throwing pucks at the net, as they've clogged the middle up very well. Finally, with 2:42 left in OT, Patrick Stajan tipped in a Kyle Kantor shot and we go up 2 games to 0! (G, Stajan (2), A- Kantor, Callahan).

Game 2 Review:
Once again, the rookie Patrick Stajan has come through with a big tip-in in overtime. For the most part, the game was controlled by the Bruins, but Dallas really took advantage of defensive mistakes by us. Next game should be tighter checking, so we don't leave Calle Moller out to dry anymore.

Game 2 3 Stars:
1 - Steve Bordson (2G, 0A, 2P, -1)
2 - Patrick Stajan (1G, 0A, 1P, +1)
3 - Tommy Zinger (1G, 0A, 1P, +1)

Game 3:
No Line-up changes for Game 3.

Dallas comes out strong defensively, really putting me back on my heels with all of their turnovers. With only a few shots in the game 8 minutes in, they get a tipped goal on Moller, 1-0 Stars (G- Borer (3), A- Goren, Yandle). As the period continues, it's like I'm playing against a whole new Dallas team. Bordson takes a penalty for boarding, and the PK does a good job, with 30 seconds remaining at the end of 1. Score is 1-0 Dallas, shots 12-5 Dallas after the first.

Zajac sets up McQuaid in front but he can't convert, and we clear the puck to finish of the PK, scary start to the second. Casey Fast hurts himself though, missing a hit. While the trainers say he should sit out, I opt to play him. It's the finals. Out of the box Bordson helps with a breakout, and then goes down and snipes another one! 1-1 (G- Bordson (7), A- Porter). After some good two-way play, Baron draws a penalty and the Boston PP is on the ice. A lackluster PP results in little offence, but Dallas still seems to be on their heels a bit. Unfortunately, Dawes continues to play well, and after 2 periods it's tied 1-1 with the shots 21-17 for Dallas. Steve Bordson also blocked a shot that period and is not playing with an injured leg.

The 3rd period is a back and forth one, but more Dallas shots have been getting through. Moller has been strong, but unfortunately, Dallas gets a very lucky bounce off a defenceman and the puck deflects into the net, 2-1 Dallas (G- Phillips (1), A- Yip, Rafalski). Less than a minute later, the 4th line comes up big again! Cracknell to Zinger goal! 2-2! (G- Zinger (4),A- Cracknell). And again! Zinger scores on a wrap around! 3-2 (G- Zinger (5), Cracknell, Fast). After the 3-2 lead goal, we just cycled the puck took a few shots, but made sure to not give up chances. 3-0 Series! Final shots 30-25 for Dallas.

Game 3 Review:
Game 3 was a struggle, with Dallas giving their best showing so far in the finals. If not for the depth, it would have been a different story for sure. Danny Wilm and Joe Tyrell continue to struggle, being shut down by opponents top lines. Luckily, we now have a big cushion, and looks like we're on our way to another cup!

Game 3, 3 Stars:
1 - Tommy Zinger (2G, 0A, 2P, +2)
2 - Calle Moller (2.00 GAA, .933%)
3 - Shannon Cracknell (0G, 2A, 2P, +3)

Game 4:
Game 4 sees some line-up changes. Steve Bordson and Casey Fast are both out to injury so Seth Morris will start his first playoff game for the team in almost 15 seasons on the 3rd pairing while Porter will play top unit with Hartnell. Mikael Svedberg will play on the 3rd line, with Baron playing on the top line.

Well, once again, Dallas has come out the strong team, but Calle Moller is showing why he is the favourite for the Conn Smythe to this point. 6:13 left in the first, the Stars cause a turnover and score. 1-0 Dallas (G- Ranger (6), A- Unassisted). After a good push back, Brad Stokes takes an ill-advised penalty. 2:08 left in the 1st period and we need this big kill. After killing off most of the penalty, they score with 7 seconds left on the PK, 2-0 Dallas (G- Yip (6), A- Collins, Yandle). Shots 18-8 for Dallas after the first.

We come out harder in the second and draw a quick penalty. Unfortunately, the Dallas PK does well and we don't create a lot of chances. The rest of the period goes on and we are starting to create real momentum, but then...3-0 Dallas on a softie (G- Korostin (7), A- Hainsey, Olesz). End of the 2nd sees the shots 25-15 for Dallas, and the score, 3-0. The sweep seems impossible now.

The start of the third seems promising, but a turnover leads to another Dallas goal, 4-0 (G- McQuaid (5), A- Zajac, Ranger). Suddenly missing Fast, Klee and Bordson is looking like an impossible loss to overcome. Dawes is having a terrific game for the Stars. In the last minute, Quirk scores a shorthanded goal to make it 4-1, but by now it's too late (G- Quirk (7), A- Cunning). Final score 4-1, final shots 31-23.

Game 4 Review:
Well, losing just our second game of the playoffs is a tough one to take. Moller played well, other than the 3rd goal, but the defence had a lot of problems with Casey Fast out. The forward core was weak as well, with Baron struggling on the top line. A lot of changes will have to be made to improve the team before game 5.

Game 4, 3 Stars:
1 - Alexandre Ranger (1G, 1A, 2P, +1)
2 - Scott Dawes (1.00 GAA, .957%)
3 - Ned Yip (1G, 0A, 1P, -1)

Game 5:
Markus Krupp makes his NHL debut. The 25 year old German is a defensive standout who can add offence and also keep up to speedier players. Svedberg is out. Kantor moves to top line with Hartnell, while Cunning goes 2nd pair with Cleeve, with Porter and Morris on 3rd unit.

The first period is tightly contested, and both teams have some quality chances. With no penalties or goals though, it is relatively uneventful. 0-0 score, shots are 10-8 for Boston.

About 5 min into the second, Dallas takes a high sticking penalty. Finally, something looks like it may happen, but unfortunately it doesn't go as planned and the penalty is killed with relative ease. Another Dallas Penalty, hoping to take advantage of this one, so we launch everything at net. Unfortunately we don't score, but not long after, Colin Meldere scores a one timer from Joe Tyrell, 1-0 Boston (G- Meldere (4), A- Tyrell, Wilm). Not long after, Jamie Baron pots an easy goal! 2-0 (G- Baron (1), A- Hartnell). 2-0 after the second, shots 18-13 for Boston.

Playing a shut down game, not a lot happens in the first 6 minutes until Collins takes a goalie interference penalty for Dallas. Another Bruins PP doesn't lead to a goal, but wastes more time, and we continue to dominate play for the most part immediately after. Play goes back and forth, but our defensive game is great and Moller is playing amazingly. After a few shots in the last minute, the final buzzer goes! 2-0 Shutout for Calle Moller!

Game 5 Review:
Calle Moller won the Conn Smythe, and for good reason. In game 5 he showed why he was chosen to be the starter. The team put up 2 goals, and that was more than enough to secure the Stanley Cup! A great finish to a great season!

Game 5, 3 Stars:
1 - Calle Moller (0.00 GAA, 1.000%)
2 - Colin Meldere (1G, 0A, 1P, +1)
3 - Phil Hartnell (0G, 1A, 1P, +2)

Playoff Review:
Well, our 3rd straight cup was a hard fought win. Many injuries nearly cost us and when Danny Wilm and Joe Tyrell were almost shut down in the finals (combining for 3 points) I wasn't so sure I'd be able to make it. Luckily, Calle Moller came up huge and pretty much won the cup for us. His 4th playoff shutout in game 5 of the finals was brilliant, and if not for game 4, he may have set some VERY impressive numbers.

Boston Bruins, top 10 (and ties) Stats - 2033
Skaters	GP	G	A	PTS	+/-	GW	PIM	SOG	SPCT
Danny Wilm	18	12	13	25	9	3	2
Joe Tyrell	18	8	14	22	10	2	0
Steve Bordson	16	7	13	20	9	1	13
Trevor Klee	13	7	8	15	16	2	2
Cameron Callahan	18	11	4	15	14	3	7
Donald Quirk	18	7	8	15	11	0	0
Phil Hartnell	18	2	9	11	23	1	11
Steven Porter	18	1	10	11	8	0	0
Shannon Cracknell	18	4	6	10	13	0	0
Casey Fast	16	1	8	9	22	0	5
Brad Stokes	18	2	7	9	14	1	2
Goalies	GP	W	L	T	GAA	TOI	SV	SV%	SHO
Calle Moller	18	16	2	0	1.36			.943	4

Offseason Overview:

Retirements:
While I didn't lose any key players, a lot of big names retired, most notably
Skaters:
(me)
Tommy Zinger (Boston) 367 GP, 53 G, 27 A, 64 Pts.
Mikael Svedberg (Boston) 309 GP, 53 G, 48 A, 101 Pts.
Phil Maxwell (Boston) 1,001 GP, 181 G, 241 A, 422 Pts.
(Most Notables)
Levi Cable (DET, NJ) 1,238 GP, 419 G, 652 A, 1,071 Pts.
Joseph Blandisi (NYI, MIN) 1,477 GP, 337 G, 635 A, 972 Pts. (7 Selke's)
Connor Brown (CGY, BOS, SJ, MTL) 1,424 GP, 576 G, 647 A, 1,223 Pts.
Nail Yakupov (WSH, PHI) 1,510 GP, 547 G, 856 A, 1,313 Pts.
Cory Millette (CGY, BOS, STL) 1,449 GP, 567 G, 838 A, 1,405 Pts.
Goalies:
Richard Ullberg (NJ) 960 GP, 518 W, 317 L, 93 SO.
Andrei Vasilevski (BOS, WPG) 1,128 GP, 612 W, 360 L, 91 SO.

Significant Overall Changes:
From the last game of the season, to the draft, a few guys have changed overalls dramatically.

Joe Tyrell, 95>91. -4 points.
Kyle Kantor, 93>87. -6 points.
Danny Wilm, 92>94. +2 points
Patrick Stajan, 81>84, +3 points.

Draft:
Going into this seasons NHL Entry Draft, I only have my 6th and 7th rounders remaining. I haven't used a lot of picks in recent seasons because I've had no place for rookies, this year, won't be much different.
Round 1: No Trades, No Picks
Round 2: No Trades, No Picks
Round 3: No Trades, No Picks
Round 4: No Trades, No Picks
Round 5: No Trades, No Picks
Round 6: Pick 30 (C -Vesa Laatikainen)
Round 7: Pick 30 (LW - Tristan Meldere)

Didn't take many, and neither turned out well, but I want to maintain my line-up, not improve through the draft, at this stage.

Free Agency:
While I was able to re-sign most of my team, Shannon Cracknell was let go, and despite me making some cap space to offer him a deal, Anaheim signed him before I could.

In Free Agency, I re-signed Brent Pedersen for league minimum and 2016 3rd overall pick, Jimmy Pitlick, for $2.5million.

Finally, I've decided I don't want Patrick Stajan to waste away on the 3rd or 4th line.
- Trade LW Patrick Stajan and 2037 3rd round pick to Anaheim for C Shannon Cracknell, D- Willie Rose

Now, I needed a 4th line RW, so went to Philadelphia to take a look at 25 year old Austrian, Stanley Tapper. His speed and defensive stats are great and the PWF has the ability to produce points.

- Trade G Samu Lehtivuori and 2037 2nd round pick to Philadelphia for RW Kelly Morrow, who was released to FA's

Also signed 180th overall pick in 2031, Kristian Andersson to a entry level deal, 22 year old C Nathaniel Sutter, 29 year old speedy (99acc, 97 agl, 97 spd) LW Dustin Sigalet, as well as 6'5" rookie goalie, Bernard Appel.

Then traded a future 1st and 4th along with LW Max Krupp to Chicago for D Tero Laakonen.

2023-33 Awards
Award	Player	Pos	Team
Art Ross Trophy	Harold Tripp		Ottawa
Hart Memorial Trophy	Joe Tyrell		Boston
James Norris Memorial Trophy	Phil Hartnell		Boston
Lady Byng Memorial Trophy	Joe Tyrell		Boston
Calder Memorial Trophy	Georges Damphousse		Vancouver
Conn Smythe Trophy	Calle Moller		Boston
Vezina Trophy	Abraham Boyes		Carolina
William M Jennings Trophy	Calle Moller		Boston
Bill Masterson Memorial Trophy	Adam Parker		Columbus
Frank J. Selke Trophy	Cesar Duchesne		Pittsburgh
Ted Lindsay Award	Henrik Lilja		Washington
Rocket Richard Trophy	Henrik Lilja		Washington

Well, that's all for this season, will open a new blog for the next one!

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