|  | Is Mario Lemieux better with or without Jaromir Jagr? | Wednesday was the first game of Year 2 of Mario Lemieux's comeback. It was also the first time in 11 years the Pittsburgh Penguins opened the season without Jaromir Jagr. Even without the league's leading scorer, Lemieux feels his team can contend for the Stanley Cup. Many of ESPN's hockey experts predict Lemieux will have an MVP season, but the Pens don't rank among their Cup favorites.
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• Breakout players | Storylines
• Jagr in D.C. | Jagr's replacements
Monday, Sept. 24: Another Cup quest begins
Frei: For the Avs, money doesn't change anything
Magazine: Another hockey season
Melrose's Mailbag: Submit a question for Barry Melrose
Gallery: ESPN's analysts pick the league's best
Tuesday, Sept. 25: An era of greatness?
Frei: Goodness, not greatness
Heika: A front-row seat to history
Johnson: Hall of Famers vs. Father Time
Gallery: Melrose on today's greats
Greatness by numbers
Wednesday, Sept. 26: The 2002 Olympic (mind) Games
Heika: More than just a two-week break
Frei: For NHL, the Games must go on
Thursday, Sept. 27: New places, new faces
Johnson: Shifting Weight
Parent: Best and worst buys of the summer
Friday, Sept. 28: The beasts of the East
Parent: Show time for Lindros
Marrapese-Burrell: The Devils have company
Melrose's Mailbag: Barry answers users questions
Saturday, Sept. 29: The rest of the West
Heika: Who's knocking on the Big Four's door?
Heika: The Great Overhaul
Sunday, Sept. 30: Originals, deep-Sixed
Johnson: Chicago blues
Johnson: My, how times have changed
Monday, Oct. 1: Riding the coaching carousel
Heika: Introductions are in order
Heika: Coaches face pivitol seasons
Marrapese-Burrell: Surprising staying power
Tuesday, Oct. 2: Separation anxiety?
Parent: Mario without Jagr, Jagr without Mario
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NHL Training Camp 2001
ESPN.com covers NHL training camp from Anchorage, Alaska, to Sweden and Finland.
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