Penguins' Fleury and Senators' Leclaire reverse momentum  Share
with others:  Print Email Read Later  Standing 180 feet from
each other, they were in wildly different circumstances for two
people charged with doing exactly the same thing. They were
there to stop the puck, Marc-Andre Fleury and Pascal Leclaire,
and stop it they did.  Eighty-two times through four periods of
playoff hockey, one more spectacular than the other, then vice
versa, then verse visa.  At its apex, the hottest Game 5
temperatures had to withstood by Fleury, and for that he was the
better equipped, having withstood Stanley Cup forging
temperatures only last June. So in last night's first overtime
period, the Ottawa Senators, left for dead as they vacated
Canada late Tuesday night, fired 11 shots at the Penguins' net.
In one dazzling sequence, Fleury stopped Jason Spezza's power-
play wrister and Chris Kelly's attempt to knock in the rebound.
But the best opportunity on that overtime likely came from Craig
Adams short-handed, and Leclair