Maybe Mike Richter would of had that one. Confusingly enough, Lundqvist has a scanty 1-and-7 overtime playoff record.
But credit Turris, his shot had eyes for the top corner, whistling past Lundquist's glove hand. The series is tied 2-2.
-The Sens maybe the underdogs but they may have the Rangers number. Remember they outbeat the Rangers 3-1 in their regular season series.
To the action and while shorthanded, Dustin Brown gets dragged down on a breakaway.
I hope the Pittsburgh Penguins left some goals in their stick for game five as they fended off elimination with a 10-3 victory over the Flyers.
Jordan Stall had a hat-trick - I got him in the hockey pool.
-Flyers lead the series 3-1.
Vancouver were on the brink of elimination and surely I have many Canucks and Penguins guys on my hokey pool squad.
The play is whistled down for a penatly shot.
Cory Schnieder stones Brown and saves Vancouver's man advantage and only moments later, Henrik Sedin buries his first of the playoffs.
-Vancouver win 3-1.
Have these playoffs been the most vicious you can remember or is the media being guilty of hyping this stuff up?
I think Don Cherry did an excellent job addressing this question Saturday on Coach's Corner; everyone’s loving the physicality of the playoffs. NBC’s ratings are up 50% from last year, 77% in the Pens-Flyers series and the only people who seem to think it's a problem are the people getting into the games for free--the media.
ReplyDeleteThere have already been more fights these playoffs already, than all of last year.
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