Colton Sissons' hat trick pushes the Predators into their first Stanley Cup finals appearance
After their 18th season, the Nashville Predators are finally heading to the Stanley Cup finals. They eliminated the Anaheim Ducks with a 6-3 win in Game 6 on Monday, thanks in large part to a timely hat trick from Colton Sissons, who entered the game with two career playoff goals. Sissons' memorable evening was made possible by Predators goaltender Pekka Rinne, who carried Nashville for long stretches in this series and ended Game 6 with 38 saves.
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Power-play breakthrough helps Senators force Game 7
Just when the Ottawa Senators look as if they're done, they find a way to keep going. They've plowed through injuries, deficits and blowouts just to keep their season alive another day.
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Just when the Ottawa Senators look as if they're done, they find a way to keep going. They've plowed through injuries, deficits and blowouts just to keep their season alive another day.
http://www.espn.com/nhl/story/_/id/1944 ... rce-game-7
Chris Kunitz's 2OT goal sends Penguins back to Stanley Cup finals
Chris Kunitz spent a portion of the spring nursing a lower-body injury and wondering if his time with the Pittsburgh Penguins was over. The veteran forward's contract is up this summer and he's been around long enough to know how these things go, particularly when you're 37.
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Chris Kunitz spent a portion of the spring nursing a lower-body injury and wondering if his time with the Pittsburgh Penguins was over. The veteran forward's contract is up this summer and he's been around long enough to know how these things go, particularly when you're 37.
http://www.espn.com/nhl/recap?gameId=400953496
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Preds even Stanley Cup Final at 2-2, beat Penguins 4-1
Frederick Gaudreau sure is doing his best to earn his own locker with the Nashville Predators with a Stanley Cup Final debut for the ages.
For now, he insists he is happy enough just to sit on the floor as long as he plays.
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Frederick Gaudreau sure is doing his best to earn his own locker with the Nashville Predators with a Stanley Cup Final debut for the ages.
For now, he insists he is happy enough just to sit on the floor as long as he plays.
http://www.espn.com/nhl/recap?gameId=400954320
For the most part the Penn's have been totally outplayed Fleury's keeping them in it.
The energy the Predators have is amazing. That being said I can't see Sid letting
this one slip through Pittsburg wins in game 7 double overtime
The energy the Predators have is amazing. That being said I can't see Sid letting
this one slip through Pittsburg wins in game 7 double overtime
No one has ever bet enough on a winning horse.
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Fleury has been on the bench. Murray is in.Senator L wrote:For the most part the Penn's have been totally outplayed Fleury's keeping them in it.
The energy the Predators have is amazing. That being said I can't see Sid letting
this one slip through Pittsburg wins in game 7 double overtime
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Gormley, Royal Mo, Shaman Ghost, Constellation
Once upon a time there was a horse named Kelso.
But only once. ~Joe Hirsch
Paradise Woods, Lady Eli, Songbird, Ziconic
Gormley, Royal Mo, Shaman Ghost, Constellation
Once upon a time there was a horse named Kelso.
But only once. ~Joe Hirsch
Sidney Crosby set the tone, and the Penguins followed to Game 5 win
It took Pittsburgh Penguins captain Sidney Crosby 36 seconds in Game 5 of the Stanley Cup Final to remind us that he can take command over an NHL playoff game like no other.
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It took Pittsburgh Penguins captain Sidney Crosby 36 seconds in Game 5 of the Stanley Cup Final to remind us that he can take command over an NHL playoff game like no other.
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...no wonder why...lmaoLife At Zen wrote:Fleury has been on the bench. Murray is in.Senator L wrote:For the most part the Penn's have been totally outplayed Fleury's keeping them in it.
The energy the Predators have is amazing. That being said I can't see Sid letting
this one slip through Pittsburg wins in game 7 double overtime
No one has ever bet enough on a winning horse.
Richard Sasuly
Richard Sasuly
The five most controversial calls in Stanley Cup Final history
On Sunday night in Nashville, Kevin Pollock was welcomed into an exclusive and very unwelcome fraternity -- the NHL Zebra Haters' Club.
He joins esteemed members like Leon Stickle, Kerry Fraser, Bill McCreary and Stephen Walkom, each of whom was inducted into the club following controversial, series-altering calls that helped shape the outcome of a Stanley Cup Final.
http://www.espn.com/nhl/story/_/id/1961 ... -cup-final
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On Sunday night in Nashville, Kevin Pollock was welcomed into an exclusive and very unwelcome fraternity -- the NHL Zebra Haters' Club.
He joins esteemed members like Leon Stickle, Kerry Fraser, Bill McCreary and Stephen Walkom, each of whom was inducted into the club following controversial, series-altering calls that helped shape the outcome of a Stanley Cup Final.
http://www.espn.com/nhl/story/_/id/1961 ... -cup-final
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Philadelphia Flyers' start is for real, Edmonton Oilers' sluggish start not so much
Greg Wyshynski: The Philadelphia Flyers seemed to be about a year away from making a big playoff push, but they also seemed like a team that could surprise this season if their atrocious 5-on-5 offense (fourth fewest goals scored in 2016-17, at 128) and team save percentage (fifth worst in 2016-17, at .901) improved.
http://www.espn.com/nhl/story/_/id/2106 ... lyers-real
Greg Wyshynski: The Philadelphia Flyers seemed to be about a year away from making a big playoff push, but they also seemed like a team that could surprise this season if their atrocious 5-on-5 offense (fourth fewest goals scored in 2016-17, at 128) and team save percentage (fifth worst in 2016-17, at .901) improved.
http://www.espn.com/nhl/story/_/id/2106 ... lyers-real