Pascal Dupuis headed home to Montreal last December, threw his hockey gear in the garage and waited for his retirement to become real. The longtime Pittsburgh Penguins forward knew the pangs of regret would come, even as he understood it was the right choice to step away from the game due to lingering concerns about the blood clots that dogged him during the final stages of his 15-year career. ''Every day I'm thinking about it,'' Dupuis said before the Penguins opened up the franchise's fifth appearance in the Cup Final with a 3-2 win over the San Jose Sharks in Game 1 on Monday night.
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