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Jordan Staal (left) celebrates goal with Brent Burns and Dan Hamhuis (2).

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Chris Cariou CHRIS O'Hearn basically grew up in the dressing room of the Winnipeg Jets, graduating from Winnipeg Arena rink rat to stick boy once they moved to Phoenix to become the Coyotes when he was 14 years old. <Continued>

HOCKEY

By Neil Stevens DETROIT -- It was a huge win for the Detroit Red Wings and a what surely will turn out to be a costly loss for the Dallas Stars. <Continued>

By Neil Stevens DETROIT -- The possibility that he might get his name etched on the Stanley Cup as a member of the Detroit Red Wings this spring blows Darren Helm's mind. <Continued>

By Pierre LeBrun PITTSBURGH -- Given the offensive pizzazz on the Pittsburgh Penguins, it's hardly surprising that the most overlooked facet of their game has been their defensive prowess in these NHL playoffs. <Continued>

THIRD ROUND Conference Finals <Continued>

By Chris Johnston HALIFAX -- When the puck finally started going in for Eric Staal, it simply didn't stop. <Continued>

SOCCER

LONDON -- Manchester United has the superior goal difference. Chelsea has the momentum. <Continued>

OTHER SPORTS

No quit in Lemaire -- he's back with Wild MINNEAPOLIS -- Minnesota Wild coach Jacques Lemaire says he'll return for an eighth season with the team.

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On the tube The Turkish Grand Prix roars into action(7 a.m. Speed channel), <Continued>

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