May 27, 2012


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Ilya Kovalchuk and Zach Parise of the New Jersey Devils celebrate after defeating the New York Rangers on May 25, 2012 in Newark, New Jersey. (Bruce Bennett/Getty Images/AFP)

A year ago, the New Jersey Devils were licking the wounds associated with an 11th place, out-of-the-playoffs season.
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Celtics eliminate 76ers
When Paul Pierce fouled out with 4:16 remaining, the 76ers had an opening to repeat their Game 7 magic from 30 years ago in Boston, but Rajon Rondo wouldn't let the Celtics falter in the deciding game of the Eastern Conference semifinals.
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TFC wins second game this week
Danny Koevermans’ Lambeau Leap into BMO Field’s south stand established how much Toronto FC’s first points of the MLS season meant to the struggling target man — and to the loyal contingency that continue to support the embattled Reds.
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Rangers edge Jays in extra innings
That was some exit kind of by Henderson Alvarez and some kind of game.
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Longley : Five in the running for Conn Smythe trophy
Zicarelli : Best of the West
McNulty : The great unknown
Wiebe : The fight of his life
Penton : Bombers take backseat to Als, Riders
Rutsey : Vizquel almost heroic in Jays loss
Rutsey : Rangers edge Jays in extra innings
Longley : Kings the clear oddsmakers' choice







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