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2013 NHL Playoff Pool Sheet Choose 1 player from each of the 21 groups All Players including Goalies: Goal=1 point, Assist=1 point, OT goal=+1 point (2 total) Alexander Ovechkin (WAS) Anze Kopitar (LA) Chris Stewart (STL) Henrik Sedin (VAN) John Tavares (NYI) Joe Thornton (SJ) Jonathan Toews (CHI) Patrice Bergeron (BOS) Max Pacioretty (MON) Ryan Getzlaf (ANH) Patrick Kane (CHI) Rick Nash (NYR) Sidney Crosby (PIT) Phil Kessel (TOR) Zach Parise (MIN) Brad Marchand (BOS) Alexander Steen (STL) Daniel Sedin (VAN) Dustin Brown (LA) Cory Conacher (OTT) Michael Ryder (MON) Evgeni Malkin (PIT) Derek Stepan (NYR) Mike Richards (LA) Logan Couture (SJ) Mikko Koivu (MIN) Nazem Kadri (TOR) Matt Moulson (NYI) Vinny Prospal (CLS) Nicklas Backstrom (WAS) Brad Boyes (NYI) Jaromir Jagr (BOS) James Neal (PIT) Chris Kunitz (PIT) Jason Pominville (MIN) Justin Williams (LA) Corey Perry (ANH) Jeff Carter (LA) Marian Hossa (CHI) Joffrey Lupul (TOR) Mike Ribeiro (WAS) Tomas Plekanec (MON) Patrick Marleau (SJ) Ryan Kesler (VAN) Tyler Seguin (BOS) Bobby Ryan (ANH) Brad Richards (NYR) Alexandre Burrows (VAN) David Desharnais (MON) Jarome Iginla (PIT) Brandon Saad (CHI) David Krejci (BOS) Marian Gaborik (CLS) David Backes (STL) Derek Roy (VAN) Saku Koivu (ANH) Kyle Turris (OTT) Joe Pavelski (SJ) Troy Brouwer (WAS) Milan Lucic (BOS) Daniel Alfredsson (OTT) David Perron (STL) Brian Gionta (MON) Frans Nielsen (NYI) J. Van Riemsdyk (TOR) Jannik Hansen (VAN) Mark Letestu (CLS) Matt Cullen (MIN) Marcus Johansson (WAS) Ryan Callahan (NYR) Pascal Dupuis (PIT) Patrick Sharp (CHI) Teemu Selanne (ANH) Viktor Stalberg (CHI) T.J Oshie (STL) Drew Doughty (LA) Alexander Edler (VAN) Alex Pietrangelo (STL) Francois Beauchemin (ANH) Duncan Keith (CHI) Dan Boyle (SJ) Kris Letang (PIT) Mark Streit (NYI) Dion Phaneuf (TOR) P.K Subban (MON) Michael Del Zotto (NYR) Mike Green (WAS) Ryan Suter (MIN) Sergei Gonchar (OTT) Zdeno Chara (BOS) Corey Crawford (CHI) Antti Niemi (SJ) Braden Holtby (WAS) Cory Schneider (VAN) Brian Elliott (STL) Craig Anderson (OTT) Jonas Hiller (ANH) Carey Price (MON) Evgeni Nabokov (NYI) Marc-Andre Fleury (PIT) Henrik Lundqvist (NYR) James Reimer (TOR) Tuukka Rask (BOS) Jonathan Quick (LA) Niklas Backstrom (MIN) Name Email http://HockeyDraft.ca.

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