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Articles in March-April, 2004 issue of Hockey Digest

• The stat sheet: Mario Lemieux
  by Chris Dolack
• Changes for the better
  by Tim Keenan
• Out of the shadows: putting his team's tragedy behind him, Atlanta's Ilya Kovalchuk becomes a superstar
  by Tom Worgo
• Unforgettable goalies
  by Steele Tyler Filipek
• From the booth to behind the bench: after 16 years as a player and another three seasons as a broadcaster, "Edzo" is guiding the Penguins as coach
  by Alex Gordon
• NHL all-time leaders
• Swedes finally get respect
  by Dominic Galani
• Honors and dishonors: the NHL confers the best awards in sports, but we skate further and pay homage to the 100 best and worst parts of the league
  by Barry Wilner
• NHL yearly leaders
• What about Bure?
  by Brian Keast
• No slap on the wrist: a slap shot might be more exciting, but a wrister is a key tool for NHL scorers. Joe Sakic tops our list of the 10 best wrist shots in the league
  by Chuck O'Donnell
• Quick quiz
• Scarce 1981 New York Rangers/Islanders playoff poster unearthed and available for only $15
• Once promising goalie overcomes tumor to win
  by Josh Brewster
• NHL 2003-04 remaining schedule
• Correction/Clarification
• A Hollywood ending: Luc Robitaille is back in Los Angeles—and scoring again—to finish his career trilogy as a King
  by Alex Gordon
• If only the best survive, the NHL is in trouble
  by Chris Dolack
• Franchise snapshot: Boston Bruins
  by Chris Dolack
• NHL directory
• Support for Forsberg
  by Jennifer Schaeffer
• Friendly confines: some players revel in skating for their hometown teams
  by Keith Loria
• NHL-All Star Game results and records
• A true Blackhawk passes
  by Chris Dolack
• The goalie guru: not even a kidney transplant can slow down Warren Strelow, the godfather of goaltending coaches
  by Chuck O'Donnell
• Don Beaupre: in a 1981 Stanley Cup final elimination game, a 19-year-old rookie goaltender shines on home ice
  by Chuck O'Donnell