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Who will be the biggest difference makers in the NHL Conference Finals?
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Who will be the biggest difference makers in the NHL Conference Finals?
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On the brink of elimination, the Dallas Stars refused to go down without a fight, outlasting the Detroit Red Wings, 3-1. Now Detroit, up 3 games to 1, will host the Dallas Saturday at 1:30 p.m. ET. Follow the action with LIVE Star Cams. Full story
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Vote on which teams you think have the competitive edge in the Conference Finals.
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