Did the NHL eradicate divisions...?

Query by Shakey Rustie: Did the NHL get rid of divisions...? Just looking at some predictions created in excess of the previous few days for the standings this forthcoming season, and it looks to me that some men and women never realize the top rated three seeds require to be from distinct divisions. Sorry, just a minor rant I had. ***Oh and Casey, reminder to join fantasy league*** Question time: one) Should Kovalchuk finally have an accepted deal with the Devils, do you see this as the Devils trying to switch their philosophy from a defensive/trap team to an offensive group, or will Kovalchuk simply be an offensive player in an otherwise defensive method? two) It is rumored that the Devils might get fined for their 1st attempt to sign Kovalchuk. What is an appropriate fine? three) Who is your early select to win the Calder this yr as rookie of the yr? 4) I was reading that any RFA that has been made available a contract but rejected it has right up until December 1st to sign, otherwise he has to sit out the total season. Given the large volume of RFAs nevertheless out there, who can you see this happening to? 5) Now that Chelios has retired, who will be the next NHL player to play to an age that shouldn't be achievable? BQ* I'm going to be operating on an election campaign beginning up coming week, would you vote for a former NHL player even if he ran for a celebration that you would not usually vote for otherwise? My pick for rookie of the year is Cody Hodgson but thats a chance provided that he may find himself on the 3rd line. Best answer:
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2) 102 million....more than 17 many years 3) I want Matt Duchene could win it.....possibly Taylor Hall, Tyler Seguin.....one of those guys five) Kovulchuk.....certainly