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FLA 40-38-4
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SJS 39-35-8
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CBJ 40-30-12
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PHI 43-27-12
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CGY 34-39-9
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MTL 48-24-10
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DAL 50-20-12
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SEA 34-37-11
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WPG 35-35-12
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NYR 34-39-9
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UTA 43-33-6
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EDM 41-30-11
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COL 55-16-11
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Jan 16
LAK 35-27-20
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VAN 25-49-8
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NJD 42-37-3
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TOR 32-36-14
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WSH 43-30-9
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OTT 44-27-11
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Jan 16
ANA 43-33-6
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TBL 50-26-6
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CHI 29-39-14
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NSH 38-34-10
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Jan 17
PIT 41-25-16
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BUF 50-23-9
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Jan 17
VGK 39-26-17
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CAR 53-22-7
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Jan 18
PHI 43-27-12
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NJD 42-37-3
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Jan 18
DAL 50-20-12
3
COL 55-16-11
6
Jan 18
ANA 43-33-6
0
FLA 40-38-4
3
Jan 18
TOR 32-36-14
7
MTL 48-24-10
3
Jan 18
DET 41-31-10
1
TBL 50-26-6
5
Jan 18
PIT 41-25-16
1
WSH 43-30-9
4
Jan 18
CGY 34-39-9
3
WPG 35-35-12
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SJS 39-35-8
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NYI 43-34-5
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Jan 18
VGK 39-26-17
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CHI 29-39-14
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MIN 46-24-12
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NSH 38-34-10
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STL 37-33-12
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UTA 43-33-6
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EDM 41-30-11
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VAN 25-49-8
3
Jan 18
LAK 35-27-20
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SEA 34-37-11
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Jan 18
BOS 45-27-10
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OTT 44-27-11
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Jan 18
CBJ 40-30-12
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NYR 34-39-9
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Jan 19
OTT 44-27-11
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NJD 42-37-3
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Jan 19
DET 41-31-10
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DAL 50-20-12
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NYR 34-39-9
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MTL 48-24-10
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Jan 20
SJS 39-35-8
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BOS 45-27-10
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Jan 20
MIN 46-24-12
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COL 55-16-11
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Jan 20
BUF 50-23-9
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SEA 34-37-11
6
Jan 20
TBL 50-26-6
3
TOR 32-36-14
5
Jan 20
CBJ 40-30-12
1
NYI 43-34-5
3
Jan 20
WPG 35-35-12
2
UTA 43-33-6
5
Jan 20
PIT 41-25-16
5
LAK 35-27-20
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Jan 20
CAR 53-22-7
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CHI 29-39-14
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Jan 20
STL 37-33-12
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VGK 39-26-17
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Jan 21
TBL 50-26-6
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MTL 48-24-10
3
Jan 21
OTT 44-27-11
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NYR 34-39-9
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Jan 21
SJS 39-35-8
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NSH 38-34-10
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Jan 21
CAR 53-22-7
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DAL 50-20-12
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Jan 21
WSH 43-30-9
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EDM 41-30-11
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Jan 21
BUF 50-23-9
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VAN 25-49-8
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Jan 21
FLA 40-38-4
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ANA 43-33-6
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Jan 21
DET 41-31-10
1
PHI 43-27-12
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Jan 22
CBJ 40-30-12
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TOR 32-36-14
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Jan 22
BOS 45-27-10
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NJD 42-37-3
5
Jan 22
FLA 40-38-4
1
LAK 35-27-20
2
Jan 22
WPG 35-35-12
3
COL 55-16-11
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Who’s On First?

They haven’t yet played a game together, but it seems almost certain that the Rangers will go into the season with Brad Richards centering Marian Gaborik. Richards has the ability to control the game and distribute the puck, while his projected Slovakian linemate has proven he can score in the NHL. Throw in Richards’ career success on the power play, and looks like we are more likely to see the Gaborik from 2009-10 than the one we saw last season.

With that said, it takes three to make a line in the NHL – short handed situations and overtime excepted – and finding a linemate for the high priced duo will be amongst the first orders of business for John Tortorella and the coaching staff. Enter the prospective candidates…

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