2010 Stanley Cup Playoffs
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Big night tonight.........................
Game 7- Montreal at Pittsburgh (series tied, 3-3) 7:00pm ET/4:00pm PT (Versus/Versus-HD)
Game 6- Boston at Philadelphia (Bruins lead series, 3-2) 8:00pm ET/5:00pm PT (joined in progress on VS/VS-HD @ approx 9:30pm ET/6:30pm PT)
Game 7- Montreal at Pittsburgh (series tied, 3-3) 7:00pm ET/4:00pm PT (Versus/Versus-HD)
Game 6- Boston at Philadelphia (Bruins lead series, 3-2) 8:00pm ET/5:00pm PT (joined in progress on VS/VS-HD @ approx 9:30pm ET/6:30pm PT)
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Shorthanded goal by Montreal...4-0, the fans north of the border are going nuts. Fluerry is gone.
And to think, two weeks ago, Montreal was down 3-1 to the Capitals.
Now, they are the 2006 Oilers reincarnated- superhuman goalie, scoring when necessary, blocking a ton of shots (though none of their defenseman are Chris Pronger-esque).
I have mixed emotions about this- I love a good cinderella story, but as a Sabre fans, I've never liked the Canadiens.
Now, they are the 2006 Oilers reincarnated- superhuman goalie, scoring when necessary, blocking a ton of shots (though none of their defenseman are Chris Pronger-esque).
I have mixed emotions about this- I love a good cinderella story, but as a Sabre fans, I've never liked the Canadiens.
Holy crap! I flipped the channel to watch the Tigers vs. Yankees game and a game broke out in Pittsburgh.
The only word to describe the Eastern Conference playoffs- wacky.
A possible comeback from a 3-0 deficit, and a #8 seed in the conference finals.
Who wrote this script?
A possible comeback from a 3-0 deficit, and a #8 seed in the conference finals.
Who wrote this script?
The Habs will take one of two paths from here on out:
A. Make the Cup Finals as an #8 seed ala the 2006 Oilers
B. Join the list of 'teams that had two seven-game series in the first two rounds, but ran out of gas in the third round' (See last year's Hurricanes, 2002 Leafs and Avalanche, 1993 Leafs)
These Habs are living proof that the Stanley Cup Playoffs are truly a second season.
A. Make the Cup Finals as an #8 seed ala the 2006 Oilers
B. Join the list of 'teams that had two seven-game series in the first two rounds, but ran out of gas in the third round' (See last year's Hurricanes, 2002 Leafs and Avalanche, 1993 Leafs)
These Habs are living proof that the Stanley Cup Playoffs are truly a second season.
Big victory for the Habs this evening...just proves that winning the Stanley Cup is one of the hardest feats in all of professional sports.
I can't believe that we might see a team come back from 3-0 on Friday!
Talk about a tale of two conferences.
In the East, the top 4 seeds are out, a #6 or #7 seed will have home-ice advantage in the conference finals, and we may see an alltime chokejob.
In the West, things went as many expected, with the 4 top teams winning (yes, Detroit was the #5 seed, but most people had them beating Phoenix), and the top two teams won (Chicago continues to own the Canucks, Detroit's loss to the Sharks continues their Shannen Doherty curse), and their Conference Finals matches the top two teams, second and third overall, 113 vs. 112 points.
Talk about a tale of two conferences.
In the East, the top 4 seeds are out, a #6 or #7 seed will have home-ice advantage in the conference finals, and we may see an alltime chokejob.
In the West, things went as many expected, with the 4 top teams winning (yes, Detroit was the #5 seed, but most people had them beating Phoenix), and the top two teams won (Chicago continues to own the Canucks, Detroit's loss to the Sharks continues their Shannen Doherty curse), and their Conference Finals matches the top two teams, second and third overall, 113 vs. 112 points.
