Post by Toronto Maple Leafs on Sept 29, 2021 10:30:30 GMT -5
2 v. 
6 FinalScoring Summary
1st Period
4:14
Bondra 89 PPG (Lemieux 90, Foote 86)5:42
Sanderson 86 PPG (Satan 86, Stillman 86)7:48
Nedved 87 (Patrick 83, Richards 88)13:19
Chelios 93 (Robitaille 92, MacInnis 93)19:04
Stevens 87 (Bondra 89, Tremblay 82)19:45
Chelios 93 (Unassisted)2nd Period
7:33
Ribeiro 87 (Corson 85, Bondra 89)12:42
Tocchet 84 (Foote 86, Ribeiro 87)3rd Period
No Goals
Penalty Summary
1st Period
2:40
Mara 82 Slashing (Minor)4:31
Ribeiro 87 Hooking (Minor)2nd Period
14:50
Johansson 82 Hooking (Minor)3rd Period
No Penalties
LEADS 3-1Game Summary:
Bondra opened the scoring on the powerplay, and the Pens hammered the Devils in the first period 18-8 in shots. Then Sanderson scored on a PP equalizer, and Nedved pushed the Devils ahead by one. From there, the Devils seemed to try weathering a storm but couldn't generate anything offensive for themselves. The third period was such a trap game that the total shots in the third were 2-1 for the Devils. That isn't a typo. Final shots were 29-15 for the Pens. Bondra gets top honors for his 3 point night and the Devils head into Pittsbugh on the brink of elimination.
1 v. 
5 FinalScoring Summary
1st Period
2:20
Gilmour 93 (Arnott 88, Andreychuk 91)6:09
Shanahan 92 (Yzerman 94, Damphousse 89)11:33
Larionov 87 (MacLean 87, Beauchemin 82)19:03
Forsberg 93 (McCabe 85, Jagr 95)2nd Period
10:33
Larionov 87 (Lidstrom 94, Forsberg 93)3rd Period
5:27
Boyes 84 SHG (Cammalleri 86, Sarich 81)Penalty Summary
1st Period
6:59
Marchment 81 Hooking (Minor)8:05
Cammalleri 86 High-Sticking (Minor)2nd Period
12:56
Madden 82 Hooking (Minor)3rd Period
1:38
Andreychuk 91 High-Sticking (Minor)3:53
Handzus 82 Slashing (Minor)SERIES TIED 2-2
Game Summary:
It wasn't the offensive output we've come to expect in this series but the Leafs still managed to bury 5. The difference is the defensive side of the game. The Leafs edged out the Whalers 16-13 in shots in the game. A low shooting, high hitting neutral zone contested game. Toronto buried their chances early in the first, and the Whalers only found the back of the net with a shorthanded goal by Boyes. This series now shrinks to a best of 3 heading back to Toronto. Igor Larionov was named first star for his 2 goal performance.
5 v. 
4 Final (OT1)Scoring Summary
1st Period
0:26
Stefan 80 (Neil 80, Klee 80)0:32
Stefan 80 (Neil 80, Niedermayer 82)1:30
Wellwood 81 (Gill 81, Buchberger 80)2:10
Neil 80 PPG (Stefan 80, Niedermayer 82)2nd Period
No Goals
3rd Period
3:48
Gionta 85 (Berezin 84, Gill 80)10:40
Oates 90 PPG (Salo 82, Muller 88)13:56
Recchi 90 (Brind Amour 89, Gill 80)19:48
LeClair 87 (Unassisted)OT
19:09
Nilson 79 (Klee 80)Penalty Summary
1st Period
2:04
Muller 88 Interference (Minor)16:22
Lapointe 82 Hooking (Minor)2nd Period
No Penalties
3rd Period
10:09
Rathje 81 Roughing (Minor)OT
0:24
Stefan 80 Slashing (Minor)7:12
Niedermayer 82 Slashing (Minor) LEADS SERIES 3-1Game Summary:
The Avs weren't about to go away quietly. They finally delivered with their strong defensive performance, burying 4 goals in the first 2:10 of the game! Then everything shut down for 40 straight minutes. The third period had the Blues storming back, a powerplay goal on a Mike Rathje roughing penalty gave the Blues life, and LeClair tied it up with just 12 seconds left. Then, the nail biting began. The Avs took 2 more penalties in overtime, but managed to kill both off. Just when it looked like we were headed to double overtime, Klee sends a bomb-pass up the ice to find Nilson for a breakaway and he scores to keep the Avs playoff hopes alive! The series heads back to St. Louis for game 5.
1 v. 
5 FinalScoring Summary
1st Period
0:25
Selanne 94 (Dineen 87, Pronger 92)2:14
Ricci 84 (Desjardins 83)4:57
Dineen 87 (Phillips 83)2nd Period
2:16
Ricci 84 (Smolinski 84)3rd Period
2:03
Briere 87 (Sykora 86, Pominville 85)6:47
Afinogenov 84 (Fisher 84, Eriksson 82)Penalty Summary
1st Period
7:00
Daze 85 Holding (Minor)2nd Period
No Penalties
3rd Period
No Penalties
SERIES TIED 2-2
Game Summary:
The Kings are losing steam and need to find a way to rebound quickly. The Hawks imposed their will across the ice, keeping the shots low and burying on almost all their odd-man rushes. Kevin Dineen and Mike Ricci continue to be stellar depth scoring, and this series also turns into a best of 3.
