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2019-20 PRESEASON PREDICTIONS 01 NAME THE 2020 STANLEY CUP CHAMPION? 02 WHO WILL BE THE STANLEY CUP RUNNER UP? 03 NAME THE WINNER OF THE PRESIDENTS' TROPHY? 04 WHO WILL LEAD THE NHL IN REGULAR SEASON POINTS? 05 WHICH GOALIE WILL LEAD THE NHL IN REGULAR SEASON SAVE %? STEW'S PICKS MATT'S PICKS CHRIS'S PICKS TREVOR'S PICKS 01 CALGARY FLAMES 01 NASHVILLE PREDATORS 01 TORONTO MAPLE LEAFS 01 TAMPA BAY LIGHTNING 02 TORONTO MAPLE LEAFS 02 MONTREAL CANADIENS 02 CALGARY FLAMES 02 NASHVILLE PREDATORS 03 NASHVILLE PREDATORS 03 TAMPA BAY LIGHTNING 03 TAMPA BAY LIGHTNING 03 TAMPA BAY LIGHTNING 04 MITCHELL MARNER 04 NATHAN MACKINNON 04 CONNOR MCDAVID 04 NIKITA KUCHEROV 05 PEKKA RINNE 05 MARC-ANDRE FLEURY 05 ANDREI VASILEVSKIY 05 ANDREI VASILEVSKIY JUSTIN'S PICKS ANDREW'S PICKS ANNIE'S PICKS JESSICA'S PICKS 01 TORONTO MAPLE LEAFS 01 TAMPA BAY LIGHTNING 01 SAN JOSE SHARKS 01 TAMPA BAY LIGHTNING 02 ST.LOUIS BLUES 02 VEGAS GOLDEN KNIGHTS 02 TORONTO MAPLE LEAFS 02 VEGAS GOLDEN KNIGHTS 03 BOSTON BRUINS 03 TAMPA BAY LIGHTNING 03 TAMPA BAY LIGHTNING 03 TAMPA BAY LIGHTNING 04 MITCHELL MARNER 04 CONNOR MCDAVID 04 PATRICK KANE 04 CONNOR MCDAVID 05 FREDERICK ANDERSEN 05 BEN BISHOP 05 CAREY PRICE 05 ANDREI VASILEVSKIY DAVE'S PICKS LUKE'S PICKS LAUREN'S PICKS GREG'S PICKS 01 TORONTO MAPLE LEAFS 01 TAMPA BAY LIGHTNING 01 DALLAS STARS 01 TORONTO MAPLE LEAFS 02 COLORADO AVALANCHE 02 COLORADO AVALANCHE 02 NEW YORK RANGERS 02 VEGAS GOLDEN KNIGHTS 03 TORONTO MAPLE LEAFS 03 TAMPA BAY LIGHTNING 03 VEGAS GOLDEN KNIGHTS 03 TAMPA BAY LIGHTNING 04 NIKITA KUCHEROV 04 NIKITA KUCHEROV 04 SIDNEY CROSBY 04 NATHAN MACKINNON 05 ANDREI VASILEVSKIY 05 MARC-ANDRE FLEURY 05 SERGEI BOBROVSKY 05 ANDREI VASILEVSKIY.

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