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Crosby Watch: He's baaaaaaaack. Well, sort of. Sidney Crosby is healthy, which means the Penguins are on track to being a Stanley Cup contender. A year ago, the hockey world was wondering when Crosby would play again. Some were questioning if he would play again. He's answered the questions. Crosby is healthy -- and likely hungry, considering the bitter way last season ended. Even though he was basically the face of the NHL's injured reserve list from January 2011 through March 2012, Crosby does have 103 points in 63 games during the previous two seasons.


Detroit's dilemma: The Red Wings are going to start a season without Nicklas Lidstrom for the first time since 1990 -- and Lidstrom, a seven-time Norris Trophy winner, is not coming back. He has hung up his skates to become a scout and ambassador for the franchise. He's enjoying retirement. Ken Holland and Mike Babcock can't replace or recreate Lidstrom, so they'll have to find ways to win without Lidstrom's flawless 24 minutes per game. Henrik Zetterberg reportedly will replace Lidstrom as the Red Wings' captain; replacing him on the ice will be a lot more difficult.


Hossa's return: The last time the hockey world saw Marian Hossa, he was flat on the ice, knocked out by an illegal Raffi Torres hit in Game 3 of the Western Conference Quarterfinals. That's also the last time the hockey world saw Torres, who remains suspended for the first eight games of this season. Hossa used the lockout to get healthy and told the Chicago Sun-Times he's "back to normal." He'll soon get to prove it.


Tracking the Oilers: Edmonton's talented youth could pay dividends in a shortened season, which requires a lot of energy along with young, vibrant legs. Ryan Nugent-Hopkins, Taylor Hall, Jordan Eberle and Justin Schultz all have been playing and thriving in the American Hockey League. They have chemistry. Nugent-Hopkins was also named the top forward at the World Junior Championship. Top draft pick Nail Yakupov will be joining the Oilers, who have finished 30th, 30th and 29th, respectively, in each of the past three seasons.

Minnesota makeover: The clock will start on the matching 13-year contracts that free agents Zach Parise and Ryan Suter signed in early July. But, the question is whether all the hubbub over the deals lead to excitement about playoff hockey in Minnesota? The Wild haven't made the playoffs since 2008 -- they haven't won a round since 2003 -- and they finished 12th in the Western Conference last season after a promising start. They opened the checkbooks to rectify the problem.

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Hoće li Toronto ove godine konačno da napravi rezultat posle 6-7 sušnih godina??!! Sva je prilika da hoće. Nemaju nikog ko je otišao u evropu, kompletni su. U najveće se priča da dolazi Luongo i da je to pitanje dana, tako da ako se to ostvari biće rešen gorući problem golmana. Sa Luongo su Lifsi definitivno plejof tim!