| Boston holds 4-0 lead after first period of Game 6 |
Mon Jun 13 21:23:37 2011 EST |
| Boston, MA (Sports Network) - The Boston Bruins struck four times and chased Roberto Luongo from the net to take a 4-0 lead over the Vancouver Canucks after 20 minutes of play in Game 6 of the Stanley Cup Finals. The home team has held serve in every game of the series thus far, and that trend is continuing Monday. Facing elimination, Boston scored four times in a little over four minutes to take control of the game. The first goal came at the 5:31 mark, as the puck was chipped into the Vancouv |
| Vancouver looking for first second-period goal |
Mon Jun 13 19:47:00 2011 EST |
| a big zero for the Vancouver Canucks in the first five games of the Stanley Cup finals. They haven't scored a single goal in the middle 20 minutes. And they've scored only once in the first period. Of the six goals they managed to put past Boston Bruins goalie Tim Thomas going into Game 6 on Monday night, five came in the third period. The Canucks, who had a chance to clinch their first NHL championship on Monday night, were eager to improve on their second-period performances. ``Our guy |
| Canucks try to clinch Cup title in Game 6 at Boston |
Mon Jun 13 10:56:28 2011 EST |
| (Sports Network) - The Vancouver Canucks will try to secure the first Stanley Cup title in franchise history tonight, when they visit the Boston Bruins for Game 6 at TD Garden. In order to win that title, however, the Canucks will have to be the first road team to win a game in this best-of-seven series. Vancouver won the first two tilts on home ice before being shredded by a combined 12-1 score in Games 3 and 4 in Boston. The Western Conference champion Canucks kept the home trend going Friday |
| Luongo Strikes Back: Canucks take series lead |
Fri Jun 10 23:07:20 2011 EST |
| e rung to climb in their quest for the franchise's maiden championship. Maxim Lapierre scored early in the third period, Roberto Luongo made 31 saves and the Canucks rebounded from a pair of insipid road efforts to post a 1-0 victory over the Boston Bruins in Game 5 of the Stanley Cup Finals. The win gives Vancouver, which returned to Rogers Arena after getting swept convincingly in two games at Boston, a 3-2 lead in this series. The Canucks will look to vanquish the Bruins Monday night at TD G |
| Canucks and Bruins scoreless after 1st period |
Fri Jun 10 21:07:20 2011 EST |
| Vancouver, BC (Sports Network) - The Vancouver Canucks and Boston Bruins finished the first period scoreless in Game 5 of the Stanley Cup Finals. Vancouver goaltender Roberto Luongo was busier than his Boston counterpart, stopping 12 shots to Tim Thomas' six saves. Boston's edge in shots was mainly due to having three power plays. The Bruins got an early opportunity on the man advantage when Canucks forward Raffi Torres tripped Gregory Campbell at center ice 1:39 after the game's opening faceof |
| Bruins lean on injured teammate for inspiration |
Fri Jun 10 12:27:36 2011 EST |
| Toronto, Canada (Sports Network) - While Nathan Horton was reeling from the brutal blind side hit that will cost him the rest of the Stanley Cup Finals, an old, ratty Boston Bruins warm-up jacket proudly hung in his vacated locker. The jacket has symbolic nature. Purchased by defenseman Andrew Ference, it has become a team tradition to pass the jacket on after each victory to the player who earned it with his strong play. Horton earned the honor after his third-period heroics in Game 7 of the E |
| Thomas gets shutout, Bruins batter Canucks to win Game 4 |
Wed Jun 8 23:11:04 2011 EST |
| gh it's an overly stated concept, home-ice advantage has been a key element in the 2011 Stanley Cup Finals thus far. Rich Peverley ignited the offense with two goals, Tim Thomas made 37 saves to notch his fourth career playoff shutout and the Boston Bruins treated a raucous TD Garden crowd to a 4-0 win over the Vancouver Canucks, squaring this series at two victories apiece. Michael Ryder and Brad Marchand scored 2:18 apart in the second period for the Bruins, who recorded the most lopsided win |
| Lack of respect is NHL's biggest issue |
Wed Jun 8 11:11:29 2011 EST |
| Toronto, Canada (Sports Network) - The Boston Bruins brass have to be pulling their hair out with all the bad luck the organization has had when it comes to concussions. It's likely that former All-Star Marc Savard will never play another NHL game due to multiple severe concussions, while Patrice Bergeron narrowly escaped that same fate after a nasty hit from behind left him with a Grade 3 concussion and a broken nose back in 2007. Fast forward to the present and the hockey world finds out that |
| Bruins aim to even Cup Finals in Game 4 against Canucks |
Wed Jun 8 10:44:54 2011 EST |
| (Sports Network) - The Boston Bruins will try to stay hot offensively and forge a tie in the Stanley Cup Finals when they host the Vancouver Canucks tonight in Game 4 at TD Garden. The Bruins scored a total of two goals in losing the first two games of this best-of-seven series in Vancouver, but Boston's offense came alive in Game 3 as the B's destroyed the visiting Canucks, 8-1. Monday's rout was the first Stanley Cup Finals game in Boston in 21 years, and the Bruins made it a memorable one as |
| Bruins, Canucks head to key Game 4 in Cup finals |
Wed Jun 8 03:52:00 2011 EST |
BOSTON (AP) - Michael Ryder and Keith Ballard both realize the Stanley Cup finals have reached a tipping point, and they've each got a chance to push the series in their club's favor. Either Ryder's Boston Bruins will ride the momentum from their blowout victory and even the finals in Game 4 on Wednesday night, or Ballard's Vancouver Canucks will rediscover their dominance with a third victory, earning the chance to parade the Stanley Cup around their own rink two days later. ``It's a big |
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