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    Malkin is out because of a shoulder injury and Gonchar has a broken wrist. "You don't win a Stanley Cup if you're not deep talent-wise ... They have some injuries but they still have a lot of guys that can play the game." Crosby didn't get on the scoresheet but he made a huge play with 3:05 left in regulation when he slid in front an open net to make a save on Scott Niedermayer while Fleury was out of position on a failed attempt to secure the puck. Full Article at The Orange County Register
    You don't win a Stanley Cup if you're not deep talent-wise ... They have some injuries but they still have a lot of guys that can play the game.
    Saku Koivu – Saku Koivu SOURCE: The Orange County Register 4 weeks ago
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Ducks can't match depleted Penguins
  1. Sometimes a good goaltender when he's on, it might look that he has a bit of luck on his side
    Saku Koivu – Saku Koivu SOURCE: The Orange County Register 4 weeks ago
  2. It takes 23 guys in that dressing room. They all played well tonight. Fleury played well. He stood on his head a couple of times.
    SOURCE: The Orange County Register 4 weeks ago
  3. They don't win a championship with two guys
    – Corey Perry SOURCE: The Orange County Register 4 weeks ago

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