We're into the second half of the hockey season, and the push for the playoffs begin!
PHOTO BY SCOTT VANKOUGHNETT
The Flyers’ Chris Pronger and Hawks’ Dustin Byfuglien had an ongoing battle through the Stanley Cup final. It was Pronger who got the better of Byfuglien in the first three games and vice versa in the final three. The two giants sported no ill will towards each other at the conclusion of the final as seen in the picture while they shake hands and share a word with one another.
Topics: 2010 Stanley Cup Playoffs, Chicago Blackhawks, Chris Pronger, Dustin Byfuglien, Philadelphia Flyers
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