McGeough, Shick won't referee playoff games
Published 4/10/2008 by Sporting News staff reports at SportingNews.com NHL News and Exclusive Analysis
A who's who of National Hockey League officials will call Stanley Cup Playoffs games. Rob Shick and Mick McGeough are among referees who won't.
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