Fitter Georges Laraque making key contribution to Penguins' success

 
PITTSBURGH - A year ago Georges Laraque would have never been on the ice with two minutes left in a big playoff game. In fact, he probably would have been in the press box. That's the difference between the 2007 version of Georges Laraque an... [link]

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Penguins, Flyers going down very different paths - NHL

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