Saturday, June 8, 2013

Blackhawks Win in Double OT; Advance to Stanley Cup Finals

There will be no repeat Stanley Cup Champions.

The Chicago Blackhawks managed to survive a double overtime game against the Los Angeles Kings to win it 4-3 and advance to the Stanley Cup Finals. It was Patrick Kane scoring the series clincher in the 2nd overtime thanks to a two on one counter attack lead by Jonathan Toews. It was Kane's third goal of the night.

Chicago takes the series 4-1 and eliminate the Kings.


Now it's on to the Stanley Cup Finals to face the Boston Bruins in an Original Six finals, first since 1979. It's a great match up between two teams who have been counted out of the postseason at one time or another. Chicago was down 3-1 in the series with the Red Wings in the conference semis to come back and win the series 4-3. And Boston was down by three goals in the third period of game 7 between them and Maple Leafs back in the Conference quarters.

Whatever might happen in the Stanley Cup Finals, don't count out either side.

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