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Originally Posted by MrMastodonFarm
No one is disagreeing with that though. Iginla started the tournament on a lower line, Babcock was critical of Iginla. As the tournament progressed Iginla got more time and better line mates. He and Crosby were together as the first line in the Gold Medal game.
It's odd some are putting more thought into how Iginla started the tournament then how he ended it. The posted Cliff Fletcher suggesting Iginla and Crosby were the third line for the Gold Medal game is not only revisionist history, it's downright stupid.
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In the gold medal game, Iginla was
8th in TOI among CDN forwards.
Toews, Nash, Staal, and Marleau all had more shifts than Crosby, and Richards has as many.