The 2001 Stanley Cup Playoffs often looked like the NHL’s version of "Everybody Loves Raymond," with Ray Bourque in the starring role. Bourque’s quest for his first Stanley Cup ring was the story of the Playoffs for most of the hockey wo…Original post by John Kreiser | NHL.com Columnist

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