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Dissecting Toronto's Second Straight First Round PWHL Playoff Exit
For the second straight season, the Toronto Sceptres suffered an opening round playoff loss at the hands of the underdog Minnesota Frost. Toronto finished first in year one, and second in year two during the PWHL regular season to secure home ice advantage,
First place overall is a position teams strive for. They spend the majority of the season in this pursuit. In the PWHL however, it's turned into a curse to be first already.
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