The Second and Third Seasons begin
by John Fontana on Apr 5, 2004 6:52 PM EDT
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PrintYes, we're all aware that the Stanley Cup Playoffs are regularly referred to as the Second Season (and why not? Between 16 and 28 games are to be played by any team reaching the Stanley Cup Finals) but it's important to note that the THIRD Season has also commenced.
"Third Season?" Why of course the third season -- trophy time, baby! :woot
With Joe Sakic failing to score a point on Sunday, Martin St. Louis clinched his first post-season award with the Art Ross Trophy. The Hart, the Pearson, the Selke are all possible awards for Martin.
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