Post by Toronto Maple Leafs on Feb 24, 2022 15:56:43 GMT -5
GAME 1
10 v. 
6 Final
Scoring Summary
1st Period
7:56Robitaille 92 (Lemieux 97)
9:15Bondra 89 (Amonte 90, Lemieux 90)
11:05Stumpel 87 (Mara 82, Palffy 90)
15:12Bondra 89 (Lemieux 90, Foote 86)
15:28Morris 82 (Bouchard 84, Lemieux 90)
16:04Sjostrom 78 (Bergenheim 79, Oliwa 77)
17:51Andreychuk 91 (Foote 86, Tremblay 82)
18:08Foote 86 (Tremblay 82, Lemieux 97)
2nd Period
1:48Prospal 87 (Demitra 90, Stumpel 87)
11:10Stumpel 87 PPG (Palffy 90)
14:01Andreychuk 91 (Lemieux 97, Robitaille 92)
3rd Period
6:53Prospal 87 (Lecavalier 88)
13:17Lemieux 97 PPG (Lemieux 90, Tremblay 82)
15:00Orszagh 80 (Klesla 80)
17:38Robitaille 92 (Andreychuk 91, Lemieux 97)
19:05Lemieux 90 (Morris 82)
Penalty Summary
1st Period
3:43Sjostrom 78 Slashing (Minor)
12:41Pitkanen 86 Delay of Game (Minor)
2nd Period
7:34Chelios 93 Delay of Game (Minor)
9:43Bondra 89 Tripping (Minor)
3rd Period
1:42Lecavalier 88 Interference (Minor)
4:36Bouchard 84 Interference (Minor)
12:01Bergenheim 79 High-Sticking (Minor)
12:30Rafalski 88 Elbowing (Minor)
Game Summary:
First game of the series at home for Pittsburgh and it's just what the doctor ordered. A blitz 6-2 opening period put the Wild on their heels and they never recovered. A good thing to look at for Minnesota is scoring 2 goals per period, just chugging along, doing what they can. But the scoring power out of the game is what really locked it down. Shots ended at 36-34 for the Wild, but Claude and Mario Lemieux combined for 10 points in this onslaught.
LEADS SERIES 1-0
GAME 2
7 v. 8 Final
Scoring Summary
1st Period
1:45Bondra 89 PPG (Amonte 90, Tremblay 82)
12:58Kapanen 83 (Mara 82)
16:22Oliwa 77 (Orszagh 80, Kapanen 83)
18:55Kapanen 83 (Klesla 80, Ruutu 83)
2nd Period
5:47Foote 86 PPG (Bondra 89, Tremblay 82)
11:15Asham 80 (Moore 80)
11:49Andreychuk 91 (Foote 86, Robitaille 92)
15:34Orszagh 80 (Unassisted)
17:01Demitra 90 SHG (Stumpel 87, Nagy 86)
18:33Bouchard 84 (Mellanby 83, Rucinsky 86)
19:28Demitra 90 (Stumpel 87, Palffy 90)
3rd Period
8:04Prospal 87 PPG (Desjardins 83)
8:37Mellanby 83 (Bouchard 84, Rucinsky 86)
9:29Lemieux 97 (Foote 86, Tremblay 82)
17:32Tyutin 82 SHG (Rafalski 88, Demitra 90)
Penalty Summary
1st Period
0:56Stumpel 87 Tripping (Minor)
12:07Nagy 86 Roughing (Minor)
12:50Lemieux 97 High-Sticking (Minor)
2nd Period
1:25Amonte 90 Interference (Minor)
4:53Oliwa 77 Slashing (Minor)
13:26Morris 82 Holding (Minor)
15:43Rafalski 88 Roughing (Minor)
3rd Period
0:11Tyutin 82 Cross-Checking (Minor)
4:41Asham 80 Hooking (Minor)
7:03Tremblay 82 Slashing (Minor)
8:41Mara 82 Fighting (Major)
8:41Mellanby 83 Fighting (Major)
15:41Nagy 86 Hooking (Minor)
18:52Bouchard 84 Tripping (Minor)
Game Summary:
This game was an absolute war, from start to finish. Pens struck first with a powerplay marker by Bondra, but the Wild came back with 3 straight, and Kapanen contributing on all three efforts. In the second period, the Pens stormed the gates aain, 3 straight of their own, but with 5 left in the period, the Wild struck back. Then Demitra buried a shorthanded goal to go ahead by 1. Just after the powerplay, Pens knot it up, but in the final 30 seconds of the middle frame, Demitra strikes again. In the third, Prospal slapped home a one-timer on the PP to go up 2, but within 90 seconds, Mellanby and Mario buried it to even the game. With under 4 minutes to play, Nagy took a lazy hooking call, but a board battle won by Rafalski fed Demitra and Tyutin breaking for a two on one, and it's Tyutin earning the game winning goal to tie this series up as we head to Minnesota for game 3! Shots were 42-35 for Wild. Demitra took first star.
SERIES TIED 1-1
GAME 3
5 v. 1 Final
Scoring Summary
1st Period
2:29Prospal 87 PPG (Mara 82, Nagy 86)
2:59Ruutu 83 (Klesla 80, Kapanen 83)
3:31Sjostrom 78 (Tyutin 82, Bell 79)
4:26Mara 82 PPG (Prospal 87)
2nd Period
13:57Foote 86 PPG (Andreychuk 91, Hasek 94)
3rd Period
8:36Nagy 86 (Prospal 87, Lecavalier 88)
Penalty Summary
1st Period
1:33Amonte 90 Delay of Game (Minor)
4:17Foote 86 Interference (Minor)
11:58Bell 79 High-Sticking (Minor)
2nd Period
12:35Sjostrom 78 Holding (Minor)
17:32Tremblay 82 Hooking (Minor)
19:15Stumpel 87 Hooking (Minor)
3rd Period
3:06Demitra 90 Slashing (Minor)
Game Summary:
Pittsburgh didn't have a chance, and when I say that I mean, really, truly did not have a chance. After games featuring combined 60-70 shots, the Wild outshot the Pens in this game 19 to 17. It was, through and through, a clogged up neutral zone defensive game. And that's all because the Wild scored 2 powerplay goals in the first, added 2 even-strength marker and Shut. It. Down. Prospal earned first star for his 3 point night and the Wild take the series lead.
LEADS SERIES 2-1
GAME 4
5 v. 3 Final
Scoring Summary
1st Period
0:40Demitra 90 (Stumpel 87, Rafalski 88)
5:41Andreychuk 91 (Robitaille 92, Lemieux 97)
2nd Period
10:44Orszagh 80 (Kapanen 83)
16:37Bouchard 84 (Mellanby 83, Morris 82)
3rd Period
4:43Orszagh 80 (Kapanen 83, Ruutu 83)
6:24Stumpel 87 PPG (Prospal 87, Nagy 86)
18:24Andreychuk 91 PPG (Hasek 94)
18:36Kapanen 83 ENG (Orszagh 80, Ruutu 83)
Penalty Summary
1st Period
15:35Jackman 80 Slashing (Minor)
2nd Period
17:17Moore 80 Hooking (Minor)
18:41Prospal 87 Delay of Game (Minor)
3rd Period
1:59Orszagh 80 Hooking (Minor)
5:03Asham 80 Holding (Minor)
7:18Rucinsky 86 Tripping (Minor)
17:57Demitra 90 Slashing (Minor)
18:56Bondra 89 High-Sticking (Minor)
Game Summary:
The Penguins finally got some shots on net, and outshot the Wild 37-25, but sometimes you just get goalie'd and that's what happened in this game when Roberto stood on his head when it mattered the most. He faced 28 shots through the final 40 minutes of play, but every chance the Pens gave the Wild, they buried it. Kapanen, Orszagh and Ruutu combined for 8 points on the night. Andreychuk was the leading charge for the Pens offense with 2 goals in this outing. The series now heads back to Pittsburgh where they will hope home ice will get the series closer.
LEADS SERIES 3-1
GAME 5
6 v. 7 Final
Scoring Summary
1st Period
2:32Kapanen 83 (Nagy 86)
4:36Andreychuk 91 PPG (Chelios 93, Robitaille 92)
9:59Tyutin 82 (Kapanen 83, Ruutu 83)
17:41Bouchard 84 (Rucinsky 86, Mellanby 83)
19:48Prospal 87 (Bell 79, Nagy 86)
2nd Period
No Goals
3rd Period
1:45Andreychuk 91 PPG (Lemieux 97, Robitaille 92)
2:15Amonte 90 (Tremblay 82)
4:33Demitra 90 (Stumpel 87)
5:59Kapanen 83 (Rafalski 88)
8:50Lemieux 97 (Robitaille 92, Jackman 80)
9:29Lemieux 90 (Pitkanen 86, Robitaille 92)
12:38Lecavalier 88 (Stumpel 87, Tyutin 82)
13:21Nagy 86 (Prospal 87)
Penalty Summary
1st Period
3:24Oliwa 77 Interference (Minor)
2nd Period
5:18Foote 86 Delay of Game (Minor)
3rd Period
0:20Stumpel 87 Roughing (Minor)
Game Summary:
There were some significantly dangerous moments in this game that made it look like the Pens were heading back to Minnesota for Game 6. They traded back and forth, and a goal with 12 seconds left in the first by Prospal put Minnesota ahead. In the second period, the Wild put their D back to work, limiting the Pens to just 6 shots. Then the third happened. The "Wild" and chaotic third. It opened with a PPG by Andreychuk - arguably the Pens most offensive player in this series. Then Amonte struck 30 seconds later and suddenly the Wild are down by 1. Two minutes later, who else? Demitra buries it to draw even. Then the clutch Kapanen puts them up a goal 90 seconds later. Not so fast. Mario is back on the ice, and first, his lines buries it tie it up. At the end of their shift, Claude takes a feed from Lucky Luc and suddenly the Pens are back up top. But Minnesota would not let the winds out of their sails. Vinny Lecavalier takes a sweet feed from Stumpel to tie it up. Back and forth we go. But with under 7 to play, the hero of the day arrives in the form of Ladislav Nagy. The Wild hung on for the rest of the period, surviving a 3 minute goalie-pulled attack from the Pens, but they locked it down. Robitaille's 4 point night could not get his team the win. And the Minnesota Wild have won their first ever NHL90 Stanley Cup!
WINS SERIES 4-1
WIN THE S15 STANLEY CUP!
10 v. 6 FinalScoring Summary
1st Period
7:56
Robitaille 92 (Lemieux 97)9:15
Bondra 89 (Amonte 90, Lemieux 90)11:05
Stumpel 87 (Mara 82, Palffy 90)15:12
Bondra 89 (Lemieux 90, Foote 86)15:28
Morris 82 (Bouchard 84, Lemieux 90)16:04
Sjostrom 78 (Bergenheim 79, Oliwa 77)17:51
Andreychuk 91 (Foote 86, Tremblay 82)18:08
Foote 86 (Tremblay 82, Lemieux 97)2nd Period
1:48
Prospal 87 (Demitra 90, Stumpel 87)11:10
Stumpel 87 PPG (Palffy 90)14:01
Andreychuk 91 (Lemieux 97, Robitaille 92)3rd Period
6:53
Prospal 87 (Lecavalier 88)13:17
Lemieux 97 PPG (Lemieux 90, Tremblay 82)15:00
Orszagh 80 (Klesla 80)17:38
Robitaille 92 (Andreychuk 91, Lemieux 97)19:05
Lemieux 90 (Morris 82)Penalty Summary
1st Period
3:43
Sjostrom 78 Slashing (Minor)12:41
Pitkanen 86 Delay of Game (Minor)2nd Period
7:34
Chelios 93 Delay of Game (Minor)9:43
Bondra 89 Tripping (Minor)3rd Period
1:42
Lecavalier 88 Interference (Minor)4:36
Bouchard 84 Interference (Minor)12:01
Bergenheim 79 High-Sticking (Minor)12:30
Rafalski 88 Elbowing (Minor)Game Summary:
First game of the series at home for Pittsburgh and it's just what the doctor ordered. A blitz 6-2 opening period put the Wild on their heels and they never recovered. A good thing to look at for Minnesota is scoring 2 goals per period, just chugging along, doing what they can. But the scoring power out of the game is what really locked it down. Shots ended at 36-34 for the Wild, but Claude and Mario Lemieux combined for 10 points in this onslaught.
LEADS SERIES 1-0GAME 2
7 v. 8 FinalScoring Summary
1st Period
1:45
Bondra 89 PPG (Amonte 90, Tremblay 82)12:58
Kapanen 83 (Mara 82)16:22
Oliwa 77 (Orszagh 80, Kapanen 83)18:55
Kapanen 83 (Klesla 80, Ruutu 83)2nd Period
5:47
Foote 86 PPG (Bondra 89, Tremblay 82)11:15
Asham 80 (Moore 80)11:49
Andreychuk 91 (Foote 86, Robitaille 92)15:34
Orszagh 80 (Unassisted)17:01
Demitra 90 SHG (Stumpel 87, Nagy 86)18:33
Bouchard 84 (Mellanby 83, Rucinsky 86)19:28
Demitra 90 (Stumpel 87, Palffy 90)3rd Period
8:04
Prospal 87 PPG (Desjardins 83)8:37
Mellanby 83 (Bouchard 84, Rucinsky 86)9:29
Lemieux 97 (Foote 86, Tremblay 82)17:32
Tyutin 82 SHG (Rafalski 88, Demitra 90)Penalty Summary
1st Period
0:56
Stumpel 87 Tripping (Minor)12:07
Nagy 86 Roughing (Minor)12:50
Lemieux 97 High-Sticking (Minor)2nd Period
1:25
Amonte 90 Interference (Minor)4:53
Oliwa 77 Slashing (Minor)13:26
Morris 82 Holding (Minor)15:43
Rafalski 88 Roughing (Minor)3rd Period
0:11
Tyutin 82 Cross-Checking (Minor)4:41
Asham 80 Hooking (Minor)7:03
Tremblay 82 Slashing (Minor)8:41
Mara 82 Fighting (Major)8:41
Mellanby 83 Fighting (Major)15:41
Nagy 86 Hooking (Minor)18:52
Bouchard 84 Tripping (Minor)Game Summary:
This game was an absolute war, from start to finish. Pens struck first with a powerplay marker by Bondra, but the Wild came back with 3 straight, and Kapanen contributing on all three efforts. In the second period, the Pens stormed the gates aain, 3 straight of their own, but with 5 left in the period, the Wild struck back. Then Demitra buried a shorthanded goal to go ahead by 1. Just after the powerplay, Pens knot it up, but in the final 30 seconds of the middle frame, Demitra strikes again. In the third, Prospal slapped home a one-timer on the PP to go up 2, but within 90 seconds, Mellanby and Mario buried it to even the game. With under 4 minutes to play, Nagy took a lazy hooking call, but a board battle won by Rafalski fed Demitra and Tyutin breaking for a two on one, and it's Tyutin earning the game winning goal to tie this series up as we head to Minnesota for game 3! Shots were 42-35 for Wild. Demitra took first star.
SERIES TIED 1-1
GAME 3
5 v. 1 FinalScoring Summary
1st Period
2:29
Prospal 87 PPG (Mara 82, Nagy 86)2:59
Ruutu 83 (Klesla 80, Kapanen 83)3:31
Sjostrom 78 (Tyutin 82, Bell 79)4:26
Mara 82 PPG (Prospal 87)2nd Period
13:57
Foote 86 PPG (Andreychuk 91, Hasek 94)3rd Period
8:36
Nagy 86 (Prospal 87, Lecavalier 88)Penalty Summary
1st Period
1:33
Amonte 90 Delay of Game (Minor)4:17
Foote 86 Interference (Minor)11:58
Bell 79 High-Sticking (Minor)2nd Period
12:35
Sjostrom 78 Holding (Minor)17:32
Tremblay 82 Hooking (Minor)19:15
Stumpel 87 Hooking (Minor)3rd Period
3:06
Demitra 90 Slashing (Minor)Game Summary:
Pittsburgh didn't have a chance, and when I say that I mean, really, truly did not have a chance. After games featuring combined 60-70 shots, the Wild outshot the Pens in this game 19 to 17. It was, through and through, a clogged up neutral zone defensive game. And that's all because the Wild scored 2 powerplay goals in the first, added 2 even-strength marker and Shut. It. Down. Prospal earned first star for his 3 point night and the Wild take the series lead.
LEADS SERIES 2-1GAME 4
5 v. 3 FinalScoring Summary
1st Period
0:40
Demitra 90 (Stumpel 87, Rafalski 88)5:41
Andreychuk 91 (Robitaille 92, Lemieux 97)2nd Period
10:44
Orszagh 80 (Kapanen 83)16:37
Bouchard 84 (Mellanby 83, Morris 82)3rd Period
4:43
Orszagh 80 (Kapanen 83, Ruutu 83)6:24
Stumpel 87 PPG (Prospal 87, Nagy 86)18:24
Andreychuk 91 PPG (Hasek 94)18:36
Kapanen 83 ENG (Orszagh 80, Ruutu 83)Penalty Summary
1st Period
15:35
Jackman 80 Slashing (Minor)2nd Period
17:17
Moore 80 Hooking (Minor)18:41
Prospal 87 Delay of Game (Minor)3rd Period
1:59
Orszagh 80 Hooking (Minor)5:03
Asham 80 Holding (Minor)7:18
Rucinsky 86 Tripping (Minor)17:57
Demitra 90 Slashing (Minor)18:56
Bondra 89 High-Sticking (Minor)Game Summary:
The Penguins finally got some shots on net, and outshot the Wild 37-25, but sometimes you just get goalie'd and that's what happened in this game when Roberto stood on his head when it mattered the most. He faced 28 shots through the final 40 minutes of play, but every chance the Pens gave the Wild, they buried it. Kapanen, Orszagh and Ruutu combined for 8 points on the night. Andreychuk was the leading charge for the Pens offense with 2 goals in this outing. The series now heads back to Pittsburgh where they will hope home ice will get the series closer.
LEADS SERIES 3-1GAME 5
6 v. 7 FinalScoring Summary
1st Period
2:32
Kapanen 83 (Nagy 86)4:36
Andreychuk 91 PPG (Chelios 93, Robitaille 92)9:59
Tyutin 82 (Kapanen 83, Ruutu 83)17:41
Bouchard 84 (Rucinsky 86, Mellanby 83)19:48
Prospal 87 (Bell 79, Nagy 86)2nd Period
No Goals
3rd Period
1:45
Andreychuk 91 PPG (Lemieux 97, Robitaille 92)2:15
Amonte 90 (Tremblay 82)4:33
Demitra 90 (Stumpel 87)5:59
Kapanen 83 (Rafalski 88)8:50
Lemieux 97 (Robitaille 92, Jackman 80)9:29
Lemieux 90 (Pitkanen 86, Robitaille 92)12:38
Lecavalier 88 (Stumpel 87, Tyutin 82)13:21
Nagy 86 (Prospal 87)Penalty Summary
1st Period
3:24
Oliwa 77 Interference (Minor)2nd Period
5:18
Foote 86 Delay of Game (Minor)3rd Period
0:20
Stumpel 87 Roughing (Minor)Game Summary:
There were some significantly dangerous moments in this game that made it look like the Pens were heading back to Minnesota for Game 6. They traded back and forth, and a goal with 12 seconds left in the first by Prospal put Minnesota ahead. In the second period, the Wild put their D back to work, limiting the Pens to just 6 shots. Then the third happened. The "Wild" and chaotic third. It opened with a PPG by Andreychuk - arguably the Pens most offensive player in this series. Then Amonte struck 30 seconds later and suddenly the Wild are down by 1. Two minutes later, who else? Demitra buries it to draw even. Then the clutch Kapanen puts them up a goal 90 seconds later. Not so fast. Mario is back on the ice, and first, his lines buries it tie it up. At the end of their shift, Claude takes a feed from Lucky Luc and suddenly the Pens are back up top. But Minnesota would not let the winds out of their sails. Vinny Lecavalier takes a sweet feed from Stumpel to tie it up. Back and forth we go. But with under 7 to play, the hero of the day arrives in the form of Ladislav Nagy. The Wild hung on for the rest of the period, surviving a 3 minute goalie-pulled attack from the Pens, but they locked it down. Robitaille's 4 point night could not get his team the win. And the Minnesota Wild have won their first ever NHL90 Stanley Cup!
WINS SERIES 4-1 WIN THE S15 STANLEY CUP!
