The old-timers just played in the slush...of course, they also ended the season in by May 1st. IMO you could pack the Boston Garden in dry ice and play the game in the fog.
2011 Stanley Cup Playoffs
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The old-timers just played in the slush...of course, they also ended the season in by May 1st. IMO you could pack the Boston Garden in dry ice and play the game in the fog.
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This and the Lakers-Celtics 1984 NBA Finals sauna were the beginning of the end of the archaic Garden.
The 1984 Game 5 was the famous (or infamous, depending on your perspective) game, when Kareem Abdul-Jabbar was seen on the sidelines with the oxygen mask. However, there were other muggy nights inside the Garden in '84, '85 and '87 for Lakers-Celtics.
Boston ties it up tonight !
Also Luongo just waited to long to get started with the brick and mortar, it was still soggy when the game started and they kicked the wall in rather easily !
You mean like DALLAS every year in the playoffs, 90+ and high humidity most nights ....
Always hate playing there ...
Good game so far. The Canucks need to figure-out how to get one past Thomas (he's been in a zone) or they're toast.
I don't know if Vancouver's powerplay has gotten that bad or if Boston's penalty kill has gotten that good.
I would give credit to the Bruins PK.
Penalty Killing is the toughest part of the game.
Kill Penalties and win faceoffs the two biggest parts of the game outside of the goaltending.
Congrats Bill,
Now, take one of the last two in Vancouver and take care of business at home and your Champs again !
Now, take one of the last two in Vancouver and take care of business at home and your Champs again !
Yikes! It's been a massacre ever since the hit on Horton. Although the series is tied at 2-2 and the Canucks have the home ice advantage, they are on the ropes and taking a beating. It may be too late to stop Boston's momentum. We shall see...
