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(Image courtesy of Hall of Fame Memorabilia) Keith Carney - Defenseman (Image courtesy of Rant Sports) Carney, from Providence, Rhode Island, was a workhorse during his 17-year NHL career, playing 80-plus games eight times in those years. The Iron Mans plus-164 rating ranks 93rd all-time. (Image courtesy of Trading Card DB) Brian Leetch - Defenseman (Image courtesy of NHL Snipers) While Leetch was actually born in Texas, his family relocated to Connecticut shortly after he was born. The Best on Broadway was picked ninth overall by the New York Rangers in 1986 and turned pro after a one-year stunt with Boston College and a run with the U.S. national and Olympic teams. Leetch is considered one of the best defenseman in NHL history, commonly praised for his ability to make plays. He was a two-time Norris Trophy winner as the NHLs best defenseman, and was the first American-born winner of the Conn Smythe for his performance during the Rangers run to the 1994 Stanley Cup. (Image courtesy of NY Daily News) John LeClair - Winger (Image courtesy of Fansided) After netting back-to-back game winners in the finals and helping the Montreal Canadiens to the Cup in 1993, LeClair was sent to the Philadelphia Flyers where he teamed up with Eric Lindros and Mikael Renberg forming the "Legion of Doom." The Feared Flyer was a five-time All-Star and finished in the top 10 in league scoring four times. (Image courtesy of Border Province Trouble) Keith Tkachuk - Winger (Image courtesy of NHL Sniper) Tkachuk was put on the fast-track to the NHL, going from Malden Catholic High School to Boston University to the Winnipeg Jets all in less than two years. Mr. Man Advantage ranks 12th on the all-time power-play goals list with 212, and was part of a silver medal-winning Olympic team at Salt Lake in 2002. He is the greatest goal scorer among players from the New England region. 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"We were going to be last in the league, right? So we dont worry about what is said outside of these walls right here." The Bobcats defeated the Chicago Bulls 91-86 in overtime on Wednesday night to finish the season 43-39 and as the seventh seed in the East. Not bad for a team that was a combined 28-120 over the previous two seasons. But now there is the monumental task of beating the two-time defending NBA champions, something the Bobcats havent done in the LeBron James era. The Heat are 15-0 against the Bobcats since James signed. "Its going to be a challenge, but its the playoffs and anything can happen," Bobcats guard Kemba Walker said. "Its not going to be easy. Were going to go out there and give it all we got just like we have been doing all year." The series starts on Sunday. "Its going to be a dogfight," Jefferson said. The Bulls finished as the No. 4 seed in the East and will face the Washington in the first round after the Wizards leap-frogged the Brooklyn Nets on the final night of the season to grab the fifth spot. "They are a great transition team with a lot of shooters and size," Bulls forward Carlos Boozer said. "To make the playoffs you have to be a good team, and theyre a good team." After missing a jumper that would have won the game in regulation, Walker scored eight of his 22 points in overtime to help the Bobcats beat the Bulls for the first time this season and finish the regular season with eight wins in their final nine games. Jefferson added 10 points and 18 rebounds for Charlotte, and Chris Douglas-Roberts finished with 13 points after being held scoreless for the first three quarters. Josh McRoberts made a key play in overtime, his block of D.J. Augustins 3-point attempt leading to a fast-break layup by Walker that gave the Bobcats an 888-81 lead with 1 minute left.dddddddddddd "This was the type of game we needed going into the playoffs," Jefferson said. "Thats a playoff team and thats a playoff game that we played tonight." Joakim Noah finished with 14 points and 13 rebounds for Chicago, Boozer added 14 points and 11 rebounds, and Augustin scored 17 points. The Bulls came in having won 10 of their last 11 against the Bobcats, including five straight in Charlotte by an average of 22 points per game. And it looked early on like this would be another road blowout for Michael Jordans former team. The Bobcats started the game cold, missing 21 of their first 29 shots from the field to fall behind 33-23. But Jefferson hit a short jumper and the Bobcats made 11 straight shots to take 43-37 lead at halftime. After a back-and-forth third quarter, the Bulls entered the final period leading 60-59. Every time Chicago attempted to pull away, Douglas-Roberts seemed to have an answer. Two nights after a buzzer-beater to sink the Atlanta Hawks, Douglas-Roberts had 12 points in the fourth period, including a left-handed layup off an offensive rebound with 3:42 left to tie the game at 75. After Taj Gibson missed a jumper with 25 seconds left, Walker had a chance to win the game but missed an open step-back jumper from 18 feet at the buzzer. "I had a great look at it," Walker said. "Just missed it." Walkers big overtime helped the Bobcats improve to 20-9 since the All-Star break. "The guys have done a great job," Bobcats coach Steve Clifford said. "We wont think about it right now, but when we reflect back on the year we will. We didnt have a definitive number because I didnt know how good we could be. Its a good group and hopefully we have a lot more in us. It was good to see the locker room tonight. Theyve worked hard. Theyve been grinding from the jump." NOTES: Jefferson was taken to the locker room for observations with a left knee contusion midway through the third quarter. He did return to the game and played the entire fourth quarter. ... With the win, the Bobcats avoided a season series sweep by the Bulls. ' ' '