USSR vs. Goon Crew (3-2-1)
In the biggest game of the week, the USSR needed some wins to capture the last playoff spot. The Crew were just playing for pride. The Crew controlled most of the game until the final day, starting out with 15 PIM from Blake Wheeler. The Soviets got their top performance from an unlikely place, at the blue line with Mark Giordano who had 1 goal, 3 assists and a +3. The other unlikely hero of this game was goalie Chad Johnson, who usually is only a back up, racked up 2 wins and a .964 SV%. The win propelled the USSR into the playoffs in the final spot.
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| Johnson coming up big |
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| Nyquist earned MVP of the week honors |
Round One Playoffs:
The Enforcers (3) vs. USSR (6)
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| Iginla has been on fire |
Outlook: Despite the questions in goal for the Enforcers, its hard to go against them as they are on a roll and lots of fire power. Even if Ovechkin tries to put the Soviets on his shoulders the same result will likely happen as did the Olympics; early exit.
Fluffy Bunnies (4) vs. SLVB (5)
This should be a good one. Inter-office rivalry. Both teams have some strong skaters. Seguin and Kunitz are top scorers for the Bunnies and you can't forget about Flippula and MacKinnon with the big Center Joe Thornton. SLVB are hoping Steen and company can match the Bunnies offensive power. T.J. Oshie adds a good offensive threat while Milan Lucic brings some nastiness to the game with 78 PIM. Radko Gudas might have to say something about that for the Bunnies as he has 138 PIM on the season! Would like to see these two heavy weights go at it! In net, the Bunnies have Rask and Price, rivals in the NHL, teammates in the CFHL. They are potentially the best goalie duo in the league. Bishop is solid for the Killer Smurfs and has carried the goalie stats as Bernier has been struggling.
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| Gudas getting a noogie from Iginla |
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| Bunny fans ready for the playoffs |



































