Original sentence: After losing Paul Kariya to the Colorado Avalanche (he joined Selänne, who also signed with Colorado after two seasons with the Sharks) via free agency shortly after the season ended, the Ducks signed superstar Sergei Fedorov and from Detroit and Vaclav Prospal.Anaheim could not complete their Cinderella run, though, as they lost a hard-fought Stanley Cup Final in seven games to the New Jersey Devils.But eleven minutes later, Kariya returned from the dressing room and scored to help the Ducks tie the series at three games apiece.Kariya was knocked out and sent to the dressing room.Quite possibly the most remembered moment of the series, Game 6 saw Paul Kariya on the wrong side of a fierce body check from New Jersey captain Scott Stevens.The 2003 Stanley Cup finals was a battle between two elite goaltenders
Edited sentence: According to many witnesses at the game, he looked dead when lying on the ice.Although the Devils won game 5 in New Jersey, quite possibly the most remembered moment of the series took place during Game 6 in Anaheim.Anaheim could not complete their Cinderella run, though, as they were shut out 3-0 in Game 7 of the Stanley Cup Finals and lost to the Devils.Both times the score was 3-0.But eleven minutes later, Kariya returned from the dressing room.During the off-season, the Ducks still signed superstar Sergei Fedorov from Detroit and Vaclav Prospal, another upcoming prospect, in hopes of building a strong team.Kariya regained consciousness and went to the dressing room.On his first shift back, he scored from a slapshot just inside the New Jersey blueline to help the Ducks tie the series at three games apiece.That game saw Paul Kariya on the wrong side of a fierce body check from New Jersey captain Scott Stevens.The 2003 Stanley Cup finals was a battle between two elite goaltenders as the Ducks took on the New Jersey Devils.The Ducks had offered Kariya more money than the Avalanche, but Kariya decided he wanted to play in Denver.The Ducks refused to quit when coming home to Anaheim and they tied the series with two overtime wins at the Pond.The Ducks were shut out of the first two games in New Jersey.Upon returning home, Paul Kariya promised the Ducks fans a cup victory in 2004, but shortly after, he went via free agency to the Colorado Avalanche and joined Selänne, who also signed with Colorado after two seasons with the Sharks