Post by Toronto Maple Leafs on Apr 29, 2021 12:25:16 GMT -5
GAME 1
6 v. 
2 Final
Scoring Summary
1st Period
1:29Roenick 91 (Unassisted)
19:40Muller 88 PPG (Oates 90, Snow 82)
2nd Period
1:45Andreychuk 91 (Boyle 87, Roenick 91)
2:09Lang 87 (Andreychuk 91, Roenick 91)
14:22Fedorov 93 (Friesen 84, Duchesne 85)
3rd Period
1:04Modano 92 (Recchi 90, Gonchar 90)
4:13Renberg 83 (Friesen 84, Bure 85)
4:22Bure 85 (Friesen 84)
Penalty Summary
1st Period
4:55Oates 90 Tripping (Minor)
9:22Salo 82 Hooking (Minor)
10:39Richer 87 Holding (Minor)
19:11Niedermayer 93 Roughing (Minor)
2nd Period
No Penalties
3rd Period
No Penalties
LEADS SERIES 1-0
Washington came out guns blazing with 30-16 shots through the first 40 minutes. Roenick continued to lead the charge with 3 points. Friesen jumped into the act with 3 apples. The Blues capitalized on a first period powerplay but that is as close as they could get in this one. Caps delight their fans with a punishing opening game.
GAME 2
7 v. 4 Final
Scoring Summary
1st Period
4:10Gonchar 90 (Conroy 84, LeClair 87)
7:11Roenick 91 (Andreychuk 91, Duchesne 85)
10:19Bure 94 (Duchesne 85, Friesen 84)
10:34Kariya 92 (Bure 94, Fedorov 93)
12:52Richer 87 (Boyle 87, Savard 88)
2nd Period
11:02LeClair 87 (Muller 88, Brind Amour 89)
16:31Gill 80 (Oates 90, Souray 83)
3rd Period
3:38Gill 80 (Souray 83, Antropov 84)
5:37Kariya 92 (Fedorov 93, Boyle 87)
16:02Roenick 91 (Lang 87)
17:17Savard 88 (Richer 87, Duchesne 85)
Penalty Summary
1st Period
1:26LeClair 87 Roughing (Minor)
2nd Period
3:21Souray 83 Fighting (Major)
3:21Khavanov 81 Fighting (Major)
11:35Conroy 84 Hooking (Minor)
3rd Period
No Penalties
LEADS SERIES 2-0
An early strike by St. Louis did nothing to deter the Capitals as they retaliated with 4 straight to close out the first period. Roenick opened the charge, Bure followed up and the Blues went to the locker room disheartened after the opening 20.
In the final 40 minutes, the Blues threw 23-17 shots on net, and drew the game within 2 goal with a strong and controlled second period. In the third, Hal Gill scored a sneaker from the point, and suddenly the game was open for business. Paul Kariya got on his high horse and pushed the Caps up one. With under 4 minutes to go, Roenick added the insurance marker to halt the Blues plans to pull their goaltender, and Marc Savard buried a dagger for good measure just over a minute later to put the Caps up 2-0.
Game 3 will see the teams head to St. Louis where they are hoping some home ice will help sway the series back.
GAME 3
7 v. 5 Final
Scoring Summary
1st Period
0:32Modano 92 (Recchi 90, Gonchar 90)
2:23Modano 92 PPG (Snow 82)
7:35Roenick 91 (Unassisted)
12:32Gonchar 90 (Cheechoo 84, Bonk 82)
14:45Muller 88 (Brind Amour 89, Gill 80)
2nd Period
3:56Bure 85 (Friesen 84, Richer 87)
8:05Stevens 91 (Berezin 84, Gonchar 90)
13:15Fedorov 93 PPG (Niedermayer 93, Roenick 91)
17:41Richer 87 PPG (Belfour 93)
19:15Andreychuk 91 PPG (Richer 87, Kariya 92)
3rd Period
4:46Stevens 91 (Cheechoo 84, Gonchar 90)
12:38Cheechoo 84 (Souray 83, Bonk 82)
Penalty Summary
1st Period
2:04Roenick 91 Holding (Minor)
2nd Period
13:11Gill 80 Roughing (Minor)
17:04Muller 88 Tripping (Minor)
18:03Berezin 84 Roughing (Minor)
3rd Period
No Penalties
LEADS SERIES 2-1
For the first time in this series, the Blues stuck the landing. A monstrous 4 goal opening period was minorly interrupted by Roenick again striking, but Gonchar kept the ball rolling with another push forward.
The second period saw the Capitals Strike back with their own 4-1 period to even the score, but the Blues kept focus and kept puttering along, burying the game winning goal with Scott Stevens, and Cheechoo adding the insurance marker to shut the door.
The fans chanting in St. Louis really drove this one forward and the Blues close the gap 2-1 in the series. So far, home ice advantage has been key! Gonchar takes first star with a 4 point night.
GAME 4
6 v. 3 Final
Scoring Summary
1st Period
1:15Recchi 90 (Oates 90, Modano 92)
2nd Period
5:23Fedorov 93 PPG (Niedermayer 93)
5:27LeClair 87 (Brind Amour 89)
17:25Salo 82 (Modano 92, Oates 90)
19:27Gonchar 90 (Stevens 91, Berezin 84)
3rd Period
1:26Roenick 91 (Andreychuk 91, Sydor 85)
8:13Salo 82 (Cheechoo 84, Bonk 82)
9:08Gill 80 (Modano 92)
15:41Bure 94 (Niedermayer 93)
Penalty Summary
1st Period
8:09Conroy 84 Holding (Minor)
10:48Graves 87 Hooking (Minor)
2nd Period
4:39Gonchar 90 Hooking (Minor)
12:56Ozolinsh 88 Roughing (Minor)
3rd Period
No Penalties
SERIES TIED 2-2
Home-ice advantage remains king! Fedorov's second period powerplay goal couldn't stop the Blues from chugging along. Modano's 3 point night earned him the first star, and the Blues evened up the series. Now, to see if home ice advantage swings the series back in favor of Washington as they head home!
GAME 5
6 v. 2 Final
Scoring Summary
1st Period
0:32Stevens 91 (Oates 90, Modano 92)
1:24Andreychuk 91 (Boyle 87, Roenick 91)
6:57Roenick 91 (Lang 87, Duchesne 85)
14:31Andreychuk 91 (Sydor 85)
19:19Lang 87 (Roenick 91, Khavanov 81)
2nd Period
8:28Schneider 85 (Graves 87)
20:00Modano 92 (Oates 90, Salo 82)
3rd Period
3:39Niedermayer 93 (Bure 85, Schneider 85)
Penalty Summary
1st Period
8:56Ozolinsh 88 Fighting (Major)
8:56Renberg 83 Fighting (Major)
2nd Period
No Penalties
3rd Period
No Penalties
LEADS SERIES 3-2
Home. Ice. Advantage. Stevens picked up where he left off with the opening goal, but two goals to go up 2-1 for the Caps led to the Blues looking for a spark. Insert Ozolinsh who picks a fight with Renberg. Success! It sparks a team. Just the wrong team!
Andreychuk follows up with his 2nd of the game for the insurance marker, and Robert Lang helps the Caps to feel good about themselves going into the intermission with a commanding 4-1 lead. A 3 goal spread. It would never get closer. Washington turned it into a trap game, leading to a 5-3 shot period for the third to coast into the win.
Andreychuk, Roenick and Lang take the three stars and the game pivots back to St. Louis. Can a team win on the road or will the Blues push this to 7th heaven?
GAME 6
3 v. 7 Final
Scoring Summary
1st Period
1:14Lang 87 (Unassisted)
8:25Ozolinsh 88 (Cheechoo 84, Kotalik 81)
18:06Oates 90 (Salo 82, Modano 92)
18:17Friesen 84 (Renberg 83, Bure 85)
19:22Brind Amour 89 (Muller 88)
2nd Period
4:38Bure 85 (Niedermayer 93, Renberg 83)
10:35Duchesne 85 (Fedorov 93, Khavanov 81)
12:14Sydor 85 (Boyle 87, Richer 87)
3rd Period
6:50Bure 94 (Khavanov 81, Kariya 92)
8:32Roenick 91 (Andreychuk 91, Lang 87)
Penalty Summary
1st Period
No Penalties
2nd Period
No Penalties
3rd Period
1:29Andreychuk 91 Hooking (Minor)
WINS SERIES 4-2
WINS THE S10 STANLEY CUP!
It finally happened. A team won on the road. Robert Lang opened the scoring and closed the game with an assist to earn first star in this cup winning performance. The Blues punished Belfour with shots - 42 in all - but couldn't find the back of the net for the final 40 minutes.
A three goal second period help cushion the lead for the Caps, and they capitalized on small mistakes in the third to lock it down. Both teams showcased their scoring depth, but it was Washington who managed to seal the deal in their first ever Stanley Cup Finals appearance and first every Stanley Cup win.
6 v. 2 FinalScoring Summary
1st Period
1:29
Roenick 91 (Unassisted)19:40
Muller 88 PPG (Oates 90, Snow 82)2nd Period
1:45
Andreychuk 91 (Boyle 87, Roenick 91)2:09
Lang 87 (Andreychuk 91, Roenick 91)14:22
Fedorov 93 (Friesen 84, Duchesne 85)3rd Period
1:04
Modano 92 (Recchi 90, Gonchar 90)4:13
Renberg 83 (Friesen 84, Bure 85)4:22
Bure 85 (Friesen 84)Penalty Summary
1st Period
4:55
Oates 90 Tripping (Minor)9:22
Salo 82 Hooking (Minor)10:39
Richer 87 Holding (Minor)19:11
Niedermayer 93 Roughing (Minor)2nd Period
No Penalties
3rd Period
No Penalties
LEADS SERIES 1-0Washington came out guns blazing with 30-16 shots through the first 40 minutes. Roenick continued to lead the charge with 3 points. Friesen jumped into the act with 3 apples. The Blues capitalized on a first period powerplay but that is as close as they could get in this one. Caps delight their fans with a punishing opening game.
GAME 2
7 v. 4 FinalScoring Summary
1st Period
4:10
Gonchar 90 (Conroy 84, LeClair 87)7:11
Roenick 91 (Andreychuk 91, Duchesne 85)10:19
Bure 94 (Duchesne 85, Friesen 84)10:34
Kariya 92 (Bure 94, Fedorov 93)12:52
Richer 87 (Boyle 87, Savard 88)2nd Period
11:02
LeClair 87 (Muller 88, Brind Amour 89)16:31
Gill 80 (Oates 90, Souray 83)3rd Period
3:38
Gill 80 (Souray 83, Antropov 84)5:37
Kariya 92 (Fedorov 93, Boyle 87)16:02
Roenick 91 (Lang 87)17:17
Savard 88 (Richer 87, Duchesne 85)Penalty Summary
1st Period
1:26
LeClair 87 Roughing (Minor)2nd Period
3:21
Souray 83 Fighting (Major)3:21
Khavanov 81 Fighting (Major)11:35
Conroy 84 Hooking (Minor)3rd Period
No Penalties
LEADS SERIES 2-0An early strike by St. Louis did nothing to deter the Capitals as they retaliated with 4 straight to close out the first period. Roenick opened the charge, Bure followed up and the Blues went to the locker room disheartened after the opening 20.
In the final 40 minutes, the Blues threw 23-17 shots on net, and drew the game within 2 goal with a strong and controlled second period. In the third, Hal Gill scored a sneaker from the point, and suddenly the game was open for business. Paul Kariya got on his high horse and pushed the Caps up one. With under 4 minutes to go, Roenick added the insurance marker to halt the Blues plans to pull their goaltender, and Marc Savard buried a dagger for good measure just over a minute later to put the Caps up 2-0.
Game 3 will see the teams head to St. Louis where they are hoping some home ice will help sway the series back.
GAME 3
7 v. 5 FinalScoring Summary
1st Period
0:32
Modano 92 (Recchi 90, Gonchar 90)2:23
Modano 92 PPG (Snow 82)7:35
Roenick 91 (Unassisted)12:32
Gonchar 90 (Cheechoo 84, Bonk 82)14:45
Muller 88 (Brind Amour 89, Gill 80)2nd Period
3:56
Bure 85 (Friesen 84, Richer 87)8:05
Stevens 91 (Berezin 84, Gonchar 90)13:15
Fedorov 93 PPG (Niedermayer 93, Roenick 91)17:41
Richer 87 PPG (Belfour 93)19:15
Andreychuk 91 PPG (Richer 87, Kariya 92)3rd Period
4:46
Stevens 91 (Cheechoo 84, Gonchar 90)12:38
Cheechoo 84 (Souray 83, Bonk 82)Penalty Summary
1st Period
2:04
Roenick 91 Holding (Minor)2nd Period
13:11
Gill 80 Roughing (Minor)17:04
Muller 88 Tripping (Minor)18:03
Berezin 84 Roughing (Minor)3rd Period
No Penalties
LEADS SERIES 2-1For the first time in this series, the Blues stuck the landing. A monstrous 4 goal opening period was minorly interrupted by Roenick again striking, but Gonchar kept the ball rolling with another push forward.
The second period saw the Capitals Strike back with their own 4-1 period to even the score, but the Blues kept focus and kept puttering along, burying the game winning goal with Scott Stevens, and Cheechoo adding the insurance marker to shut the door.
The fans chanting in St. Louis really drove this one forward and the Blues close the gap 2-1 in the series. So far, home ice advantage has been key! Gonchar takes first star with a 4 point night.
GAME 4
6 v. 3 FinalScoring Summary
1st Period
1:15
Recchi 90 (Oates 90, Modano 92)2nd Period
5:23
Fedorov 93 PPG (Niedermayer 93)5:27
LeClair 87 (Brind Amour 89)17:25
Salo 82 (Modano 92, Oates 90)19:27
Gonchar 90 (Stevens 91, Berezin 84)3rd Period
1:26
Roenick 91 (Andreychuk 91, Sydor 85)8:13
Salo 82 (Cheechoo 84, Bonk 82)9:08
Gill 80 (Modano 92)15:41
Bure 94 (Niedermayer 93)Penalty Summary
1st Period
8:09
Conroy 84 Holding (Minor)10:48
Graves 87 Hooking (Minor)2nd Period
4:39
Gonchar 90 Hooking (Minor)12:56
Ozolinsh 88 Roughing (Minor)3rd Period
No Penalties
SERIES TIED 2-2
Home-ice advantage remains king! Fedorov's second period powerplay goal couldn't stop the Blues from chugging along. Modano's 3 point night earned him the first star, and the Blues evened up the series. Now, to see if home ice advantage swings the series back in favor of Washington as they head home!
GAME 5
6 v. 2 FinalScoring Summary
1st Period
0:32
Stevens 91 (Oates 90, Modano 92)1:24
Andreychuk 91 (Boyle 87, Roenick 91)6:57
Roenick 91 (Lang 87, Duchesne 85)14:31
Andreychuk 91 (Sydor 85)19:19
Lang 87 (Roenick 91, Khavanov 81)2nd Period
8:28
Schneider 85 (Graves 87)20:00
Modano 92 (Oates 90, Salo 82)3rd Period
3:39
Niedermayer 93 (Bure 85, Schneider 85)Penalty Summary
1st Period
8:56
Ozolinsh 88 Fighting (Major)8:56
Renberg 83 Fighting (Major)2nd Period
No Penalties
3rd Period
No Penalties
LEADS SERIES 3-2Home. Ice. Advantage. Stevens picked up where he left off with the opening goal, but two goals to go up 2-1 for the Caps led to the Blues looking for a spark. Insert Ozolinsh who picks a fight with Renberg. Success! It sparks a team. Just the wrong team!
Andreychuk follows up with his 2nd of the game for the insurance marker, and Robert Lang helps the Caps to feel good about themselves going into the intermission with a commanding 4-1 lead. A 3 goal spread. It would never get closer. Washington turned it into a trap game, leading to a 5-3 shot period for the third to coast into the win.
Andreychuk, Roenick and Lang take the three stars and the game pivots back to St. Louis. Can a team win on the road or will the Blues push this to 7th heaven?
GAME 6
3 v. 7 FinalScoring Summary
1st Period
1:14
Lang 87 (Unassisted)8:25
Ozolinsh 88 (Cheechoo 84, Kotalik 81)18:06
Oates 90 (Salo 82, Modano 92)18:17
Friesen 84 (Renberg 83, Bure 85)19:22
Brind Amour 89 (Muller 88)2nd Period
4:38
Bure 85 (Niedermayer 93, Renberg 83)10:35
Duchesne 85 (Fedorov 93, Khavanov 81)12:14
Sydor 85 (Boyle 87, Richer 87)3rd Period
6:50
Bure 94 (Khavanov 81, Kariya 92)8:32
Roenick 91 (Andreychuk 91, Lang 87)Penalty Summary
1st Period
No Penalties
2nd Period
No Penalties
3rd Period
1:29
Andreychuk 91 Hooking (Minor) WINS SERIES 4-2 WINS THE S10 STANLEY CUP!It finally happened. A team won on the road. Robert Lang opened the scoring and closed the game with an assist to earn first star in this cup winning performance. The Blues punished Belfour with shots - 42 in all - but couldn't find the back of the net for the final 40 minutes.
A three goal second period help cushion the lead for the Caps, and they capitalized on small mistakes in the third to lock it down. Both teams showcased their scoring depth, but it was Washington who managed to seal the deal in their first ever Stanley Cup Finals appearance and first every Stanley Cup win.
