There are four series left in the march to the Stanley Cup. It is safe to say that the spotlight will be on the Penguins vs. the Capitals. The other three match-ups are all interesting and should be exciting to watch. But the prospect of putting Crosby, Malkin, Ovechkin and Semin on the same sheet of ice conjures up visions of some very entertaining hockey. This leads us to ask these questions — How will the superstars perform in this series? Will the play of the superstars determine the outcome of the series?
Semin is a tremendous hockey player.
That’s the view from E-11.
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