oals and six points against the Islanders, but just as importantly played more than 27 minutes a game and was a plus-3. Letang had a point in five of the six games. Martin averaged 26:12 per game and had six points, going a plus-5. His only goal of the series tied Game 6 at 3-3 to set the stage for the winner by defenseman Brook Orpik. Orpik returned in Game 4 and averaged more than 23 minutes per outing in his three appearances. His goal was his first in 78 Stanley Cup Playoff games. The unlikely goal-scoring included Douglas Murray, imported at the NHL Trade Deadline, who had two goals in the first round. The bottom third of the Penguins' rotation has been a little more troublesome. Matt Niskanen played in all six games but struggled at times against New York's speed. Mark Eaton and Deryk Engelland had shots in the lineup but could not stick. Simon Despres is manning the No. 6 spot because coach Dan Bylsma likes his speed and puck-moving ability. The Senators defense may be best-known because of the offensive wizardry of Karlsson,Lebron 10 MVP, but really it is defined by the fact it is big, mean and mobile. Marc Methot (6-foot-3, 231 pounds), Jared Cowen (6-foot-5, 230), Chris Phillips (6-foot-3, 221) and Eric Gryba (6-foot-4, 222) were able to skate with the speedy Canadiens forwards in Round One. And once they caught up with them, they hit them -- often. Their mission in this series will be to wear down the highly skilled Penguins at every opportunity. Offensively, Karlsson is clearly still recovering from the injury he sustained when Cooke tried to pin him against the boards but instead had his skate land on the back of Karlsson's leg. Karlsson's skating is not where it was before the injury and he appeared to tire with every game against the Canadiens. Still,Nike Free 5.0 LuckGreen, he's tied with Alfredsson for the team scoring lead with six points (one goal and five assists) and averaged a team-high 26:49 per game, including a League-best 6:15 per game on the power play. The extra rest the Senators earned by dispatching the Canadiens in five games will benefit Karlsson more than anyone. Karlsson and Sergei Gonchar form a dangerous power-play duo on the points,Nike Free Run Pink, and they eat up nearly all of the available minutes with the man advantage. Goalies Goaltending is again proving to be Pittsburgh's bugaboo. After a great showing in Game 1,Air Jordan 3 Black, Marc-Andre Fleury started fighting and fumbling the puck, suffering through a three-game run that saw him allow 14 goals, several of which were downright ugly. In the process, he fumbled his hold on the starter's job. Bylsma was forced to turn to backup Tomas Vokoun for Game 5 and the 36-year-old responded with a 31-save shutout. He also played Game 6 and was equally strong despite allowing three goals. Now Bylsma faces a crucial decision. Does he go back to his franchise goalie who seems to be fac