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May 10th 2010 15:32
Alright so if all you freaks out there haven't been watching the greatest playoff season of any sport than you all are morons. Just look at the NBA playoffs. The only series that is the least bit interesting is the Celtics and the Cavs.
Surprisingly, well not so surprisingly, just not normal playoff history for the Sharks. The Sharks have absolutely dominated the Series. They went up 3 games to none on the Red Wings after winning game 3 in Detroit. The veteran Red Wings weren't going to lay down and die, and came out brawling in game 4. They won decisively 7-1 riding the Mule's 4 goals, and the natural hat trick came in the first period. The Sharks bounced back at home and clinched the series with a 2-1 win to advance to the Western Conference Finals.
Staying out west, the Canucks and Blackhawks series which is a complete mystery to me, continues to surprise all. The Canucks came out and won game 1 in Chicago to go up in the series, and everyone was already counting out the Hawks. But the young Hawks found the weakness in Luongo, which is obviously putting people in his face and crashing the net. Riding back to back hat tricks by first Big Dustin and then Jon Toews. The Blackhawks won 3 straight games to take command of the series 3 games to 1 with game 5 going back to Chicago with a chance to clinch. The Canucks behind the finally supurb goaltending of Luongo won a lop sided game 4-1, to force a game 6 back in the Great Northwest. I'm gonna say that the Canucks are going to carry the momentum from the game 5 win and win again to force a game 7. Watch out for the Green Guys!!
And now to the Eastern Conference. The Pens and Canadiens series has been a very good series. All the games have been really competitive and some high octane goal scorers have been earning their paychecks. The only big time guy who isn't scoring is Sid the Kid. Look for him to play outstandingly tonight with the Pens having the chance to clinch in Montreal. The Penguins are up 3 games to 2 after winning game 5, 2-1. Marc Andre-Fleury played great in the win, carrying a shut out to the last few minutes of the game. I had the Penguins winning this series in 6 games and I'm sticking by my pick. The Pens win tonight in Montreal.
Is it possible for anyone in the world to have thought that rookie goaltender Tuukka Rask would have carried the B's this far? With a chance to advance to the Eastern Conference Finals, the Bruins are playing at home tonight in the Garden. The Bruins had a 3 games to none lead and a chance to close out the series in Philly. Philly came out and got a quick 2-0 lead in game 4, but the resilient B's battled back and made a game outta it. The Flyers tallied a goal late in the third to go up 4-3, and was only 30 seconds from winning their first game of the series, but the once again resilient Bruin's tallied the game tying goal with the goalie pulled. The game went to OT where the newly returned Gagne pushed in the game winner to survive the sweep. Game 5 is tonight, big time game to question the character of the Bruins, hopefully they can pull it off and have a couple days to rest before the Conference Finals.
Surprisingly, well not so surprisingly, just not normal playoff history for the Sharks. The Sharks have absolutely dominated the Series. They went up 3 games to none on the Red Wings after winning game 3 in Detroit. The veteran Red Wings weren't going to lay down and die, and came out brawling in game 4. They won decisively 7-1 riding the Mule's 4 goals, and the natural hat trick came in the first period. The Sharks bounced back at home and clinched the series with a 2-1 win to advance to the Western Conference Finals.
Staying out west, the Canucks and Blackhawks series which is a complete mystery to me, continues to surprise all. The Canucks came out and won game 1 in Chicago to go up in the series, and everyone was already counting out the Hawks. But the young Hawks found the weakness in Luongo, which is obviously putting people in his face and crashing the net. Riding back to back hat tricks by first Big Dustin and then Jon Toews. The Blackhawks won 3 straight games to take command of the series 3 games to 1 with game 5 going back to Chicago with a chance to clinch. The Canucks behind the finally supurb goaltending of Luongo won a lop sided game 4-1, to force a game 6 back in the Great Northwest. I'm gonna say that the Canucks are going to carry the momentum from the game 5 win and win again to force a game 7. Watch out for the Green Guys!!
And now to the Eastern Conference. The Pens and Canadiens series has been a very good series. All the games have been really competitive and some high octane goal scorers have been earning their paychecks. The only big time guy who isn't scoring is Sid the Kid. Look for him to play outstandingly tonight with the Pens having the chance to clinch in Montreal. The Penguins are up 3 games to 2 after winning game 5, 2-1. Marc Andre-Fleury played great in the win, carrying a shut out to the last few minutes of the game. I had the Penguins winning this series in 6 games and I'm sticking by my pick. The Pens win tonight in Montreal.
Is it possible for anyone in the world to have thought that rookie goaltender Tuukka Rask would have carried the B's this far? With a chance to advance to the Eastern Conference Finals, the Bruins are playing at home tonight in the Garden. The Bruins had a 3 games to none lead and a chance to close out the series in Philly. Philly came out and got a quick 2-0 lead in game 4, but the resilient B's battled back and made a game outta it. The Flyers tallied a goal late in the third to go up 4-3, and was only 30 seconds from winning their first game of the series, but the once again resilient Bruin's tallied the game tying goal with the goalie pulled. The game went to OT where the newly returned Gagne pushed in the game winner to survive the sweep. Game 5 is tonight, big time game to question the character of the Bruins, hopefully they can pull it off and have a couple days to rest before the Conference Finals.
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