Pittsburgh Penguins goaltender Marc-Andre Fleury knows the critics will always be there. If his play in the Penguins' recent Eastern Conference playoff series is any indication, he doesn't seem to mind. Fleury passed his confidence test with flying colors, winning his first postseason series in four years as Pittsburgh beat Columbus in six games. He hopes the ride continues as the Penguins prepare...
Fleury shakes off past miscues as Penguins advance (The Associated Press)
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