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Articles in Sept-Oct, 2004 issue of Hockey Digest

• Striking out on TV
  by Chris Dolack
• Not even close
  by Chris Dolack
• Brother acts: the Primeau brothers, Keith and Wayne, are the most recent set of siblings to find success in the NHL
  by Keith Loria
• Quick quiz
• Thanks for your support
  by Jim Curry
• A can't lose situation: through the regular season and the playoffs, when Brad Richards scored, the Lightning were unbeaten
  by John Kreiser
• Stanley Cup winners
• Wilson deserved honor
  by Sean M. Clifton
• Bio file: Rob Ray
  by Scoop Malinowski
• On the spot: they don't garner many headlines, but in a moment's notice, backup goalies can become key players
  by Chuck O'Donnell
• Respect the anthem
  by Corey Marceau
• Worth the effort? The Red Wings are the latest Presidents' Trophy winner to make an early exit from the postseason
  by Karl Samuelson
• NHL playoffs individual records
• Up in flames
  by Dave Kunst
• The lightning and flames
  by Chris Dolack
• The secret is out: goaltender Tomas Vokoun conquered disorder to reach the All-Star game and lead Nashville into the playoffs
  by Tom Worgo
• Covering the minors?
  by Lyn Butler
• Farewell to the trap: the Lightning and the Flames played a physical and exciting series without utilizing the unpopular system
  by John Kreiser
• NHL playoffs team records
• A matter of trust: a quick fix for the NHL's Collective Bargaining Agreement might seem simple, but the players, led by Bob Goodenow, are wary of the owners' stance
  by Dejan Kovacevic
• What about Murray?
  by Kevin McDade
• New York Rangers
  by Chris Dolack
• On a roll: streaks make hockey memorable, and we rank some of the best—and worst—in the sport's history
  by Barry Wilner
• Coyote backer
  by Garrison Leach
• A captain for the ages: a leader and champion in his 25-year NHL career, Mark Messier is uncertain of his future in the game
  by Anthony Stoeckert
• NHL playoffs leading scorers
• Where's Ryder?
  by Stephen Lagos
• A striking performance: Dave Andreychuk needed 22 seasons while the Tampa Bay Lightning needed only 12 years to win their first title as they outlasted the Calgary Flames in seven games to win the Stanley Cup
• Doug Wilson: Sharks GM and longtime Blackhawk recalls his tying goal to help Team Canada upset the Soviet Union and eventually win the 1984 Canada Cup
  by Chuck O'Donnell
• More support for Ryder
  by Sean Pynenburg
• A champion at last: it took Dave Andreychuk 22 seasons, but Lightning captain's name will finally be etched onto the Cup
  by John Kreiser
• NHL directory