The Columbus Blue Jackets were one of the hockey community's favorite teams to watch last season, and it seemed like everyone was on the #Lumbus bandwagon.
The Blue Jackets officially entered the NHL during the 2000 expansion draft, but the team made history last season by picking up its first playoff victory, and first playoff home victory.
The Nationwide Arena was a rocking venue last season, and there is no reason why America's hottest new hockey market shouldn't continue to be successful.
What We Learned in 2013-14
Last season we learned that the Columbus Blue Jackets were not a fluke. After falling just short of making the playoffs during a lockout-shortened season, the Blue Jackets were a playoff team in 2013-14.
The Blue Jackets built upon the success sustained in 2012-13, and they showed that there is no reason why that shouldn't continue going forward. Sergei Bobrovsky won the Vezina Trophy in 2012-13, and although he wasn't a finalist in 2013-14, he was good enough to get the Jackets their first two playoff wins in franchise history.
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Article written by Tom Urtz Jr.
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