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October 08, 2001 | Michael Farber
Last year Mats Sundin led the Maple Leafs in scoring for the seventh straight season, a streak that is second in franchise history to Darryl Sittler's eight consecutive years (1972-73 through 79-80).

October 08, 2001 | Michael Farber
The Senators, a team that each spring races the ice on the Rideau Canal to see which melts first, addressed their perennial lack of grit this summer by bringing in former enforcer Don Jackson as an assistant coach...

October 08, 2001 | Mark Beech
When the Kings acquired right wing Adam Deadmarsh from the Avalanche last February as part of the trade that sent Rob Blake to Colorado, they knew he would provide more than a nice scoring touch. Deadmarsh, who had...

October 08, 2001 | Brian Cazeneuve
Last season the Blues played a league-high 34 regular-season games that were decided by three or more goals. In those matches St. Louis's record was 24-10, best in the Western Conference.

October 08, 2001 | L. Jon Wertheim
In 2000-01 the Sharks' Evgeni Nabokov became the 14th goaltender to win the Calder Trophy as rookie of the year. Of the 13 netminders who previously were so honored, 11 went on to play for a Stanley Cup winner.

October 08, 2001 | Kostya Kennedy
The Bruins officially disappeared into Bizarro World in late September when center Jason Allison, who was ensnared in a contract impasse, volunteered to cease squabbling with Boston general manager Mike O'Connell and...

October 08, 2001 | Michael Farber
For those lucky Torontonians with digital cable, there's now must-see Leafs TV, a channel devoted to the fortunes and history of a franchise that has crossed the line between civic passion and obsession. All Maple...

October 08, 2001 | Kostya Kennedy
The Devils' five consecutive seasons with at least 45 wins matches the third-longest such streak in league history, behind the Canadiens (11) and Oilers (6).

October 08, 2001 | Kostya Kennedy
The Red Wings are the first NHL team to have three active players—Brett Hull, Luc Robitaille and Steve Yzerman—who have scored more than 500 goals.

October 08, 2001 | Brian Cazeneuve
The good citizens of Canada may have taken one look at the Blues' training camp and wondered if coach Joel Quenneville, a Quebec native, was being unpatriotic. After all, what sort of Canadian would put together a...