Und? Gegen die Kings brauchten wir letztes Jahr (oder war es vor 2 Jahren?) auch 7 Spiele
First member of the "DELete(tm) und Tripcke gehört weg"-Circle "Lernen ohne zu denken ist verlorene Arbeit. Denken ohne zu lernen ist gefährlich..." Ich kann gar nicht soviel essen wie ich kotzen kann - gegen Tempobeschränkungen auf deutschen Autobahnen! Pro ! Im Blut hat er Stickstoff und im Gehirn einen Tank voller Benzin! Staff-Member of EH.N
Die Philadelphia Flyers haben den vorzeitigen Sprung in die Play-off-Halbfinals in der Eastern Conference der nordamerikanischen Eishockey-Profiliga NHL verpasst.
In Spiel sechs unterlag der zweimalige Stanley-Cup-Sieger bei den Toronto Maple Leafs in der Overtime mit 1:2 und muss bereits heute Nacht in die entscheidende siebte Partie der "best of seven"-Serie.
Dritter Overtime-Krimi im Air Canada Centre
Zum dritten Mal standen sich die Teams in der Serie im Air Canada Centre von Toronto gegenüber, zum dritten Mal war im hart umkämpften Duell die Verlängerung notwendig. Erst nach 10:51 Minuten der zweiten Overtime machte Travis Green nach über 90 Minuten Spielzeit den Sieg für die kanadischen Gastgeber perfekt und hält damit sein Team im Rennen um die Meisterschaft. "Es ist das wichtigste Tor meiner bisherigen Karriere, ohne Zweifel", sagte Matchwinner Green nach seinem zweiten Play-off-Treffer.
Allerdings hätten die Maple Leafs den Sieg bereits im Mitteldrittel in trockene Tücher packen können, doch Robert Reichel (17:20) scheiterte beim Stand von 1:1 mit einem Penalty an Flyers-Goalie Roman Cechmanek. Kurz zuvor hatte Philadelphias Jeremy Roenick (15.23) die 1:0-Führung von Pechvogel Reichel (10:35) aus dem ersten Spielabschnitt ausgeglichen.
Minnesota erzwingt Spiel sieben
Auch im Viertelfinal-Duell des Westens zwischen den Minnesota Wild und Colorado Avalanche muss Spiel sieben über den Einzug in die nächste Runde entscheiden. Mit einem 3:2-Heimsieg in der Verlängerung wahrten die Wild ihr Chance auf die Vorschlussrunde in der Western Conference. Den entscheidenden Treffer versenkte Richard Park nach 4:22 Minuten in der ersten Overtime. Park (1:45) hatte nach zwei torlosen Dritteln im Schlussabschnitt bereits für das 1:0 gesorgt, sein Teamkollege Marian Gaborik (12:06) sogar auf 2:0 erhöht. Doch Joe Sakic (16:34) und Greg De Vries (18:28) hatten im Schlussspurt für Colorado zum 2:2 ausgeglichen.
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First member of the "DELete(tm) und Tripcke gehört weg"-Circle "Lernen ohne zu denken ist verlorene Arbeit. Denken ohne zu lernen ist gefährlich..." Ich kann gar nicht soviel essen wie ich kotzen kann - gegen Tempobeschränkungen auf deutschen Autobahnen! Pro ! Im Blut hat er Stickstoff und im Gehirn einen Tank voller Benzin! Staff-Member of EH.N
aufgeben ??? nööö! nur "eingesehen" das es an DEM abend mit DEN leuten nicht so mein ding war ... wobei .. JETZT geht´s schon wesentlich besser ... will sagen ... ICH bin mit mir zufrieden! ... und die anderen AUCH!
was macht die inline-hockeyerei!?
und P.S: ... wenn du CHICKEN LOVER FAN bist .. glaube ich dir net, dass du die diesjährige peinliche schlappe so schnell abtust! ihr hattet doch sooo viel vor ..
Chris unsere Game 7 Erfahrung der letzten Jahre: Win 2002 Defeated Los Angeles, 4-3, Western Conference quarterfinals 2002 Defeated San Jose, 4-3, Western Conference semifinals 2001 Defeated Los Angeles, 4-3, Western Conference semifinals 2001 Defeated New Jersey, 4-3, Stanley Cup finals
Lost 2002 Lost to Detroit, 4-3, Western Conferenece finals 2000 Lost to Dallas, 4-3, Western Conference finals 1999 Lost to Dallas, 4-3, Western Conference finals 1998 Lost to Edmonton, 4-3, Western Conference quarterfinals
First member of the "DELete(tm) und Tripcke gehört weg"-Circle "Lernen ohne zu denken ist verlorene Arbeit. Denken ohne zu lernen ist gefährlich..." Ich kann gar nicht soviel essen wie ich kotzen kann - gegen Tempobeschränkungen auf deutschen Autobahnen! Pro ! Im Blut hat er Stickstoff und im Gehirn einen Tank voller Benzin! Staff-Member of EH.N
In Antwort auf: Win 2002 Defeated Los Angeles, 4-3, Western Conference quarterfinals 2002 Defeated San Jose, 4-3, Western Conference semifinals 2001 Defeated Los Angeles, 4-3, Western Conference semifinals 2001 Defeated New Jersey, 4-3, Stanley Cup finals
Lost 2002 Lost to Detroit, 4-3, Western Conferenece finals 2000 Lost to Dallas, 4-3, Western Conference finals 1999 Lost to Dallas, 4-3, Western Conference finals 1998 Lost to Edmonton, 4-3, Western Conference quarterfinals
2003 Lost to Minnesota, 4-3,Western Conference quarterfinals Minnesota Wild vs Colorado Avalanche 3:3 (4:2/2:3/0:3/1:3/3:2/3:2) Philadelphia Flyers vs Toronto Maple Leafs 3:3 (3:5/4:1/3:4/3:2/4:1/1:2)
Wild Goons - Fantasy Hockey League Champion 2002/2003
Gegen einen Krieg im Irak!!! Es gibt eine neue Achse des Bösen, sie beginnt in Washington...
"Eishockey ist doch ganz einfach, man muss sich nur den Puck schnappen und ins Tor schießen." (Brian Sutter, Head-Coach und Ex-Spieler der Chicago Blackhawks)
ST. PAUL, Minnesota (Ticker) -- Unlike the Colorado Avalanche, Richard Park finished the job. Park scored his second goal of the game at 4:22 of overtime as the Minnesota Wild staved off elimination once again and forced a seventh and deciding game of their Western Conference quarterfinal series with a 3-2 victory over the Avalanche. Park and Marian Gaborik scored in the third period to give the Wild a 2-0 lead and Minnesota fans started a celebration of the first home playoff victory in franchise history. But Joe Sakic and defenseman Greg de Vries scored for Colorado in the final 3:26 of the period to send the game into overtime and leave the crowd stunned. During the intermission, Minnesota regrouped, but never lost its composure. "We needed to go out there and do the same things we did the first two periods. I think everybody on this team was pretty confident going into overtime," Wild left wing Antti Laaksonen said. "We didn't change anything. We just said we can't sit back and wait for them to come at us. We had to force them to make plays." The Wild were not tentative in overtime, and Park delivered once again, taking a pass from Wes Walz and beating Patrick Roy with a shot from the right faceoff circle that deflected off the stick of Colorado defenseman Rob Blake and through the goaltender's pads. "It was a turnover, Wes filled the middle, and I just tried to get a quick shot on net," said Park, who scored his first two playoff goals after collecting just one assist in the first five games of the series. "Anytime you can contribute offensively, it feels nice. After they scored the two goals, they're probably feeling good. We were a little disappointed, but the great thing was we had a chance to go out there and win." Colorado failed for the fourth straight time to eliminate an opponent, including the last two games of this series. The Avalanche had a three games to two lead over Detroit in last year's conference finals, then did not score in the final two contests as the Red Wings advanced to the Stanley Cup Finals. "I don't know if we played our best game tonight," Avalanche coach Tony Granato said. "We played a simple road game." The Avalanche will have one more chance to close out the Wild when the teams meet in Denver on Tuesday. Colorado was extended to a seventh game for a fifth straight series and for the seventh time in their last nine series overall. "We have to play Game Seven now, we'll have to win that game," Roy said. "We've been there before. We're in our barn, so there's no reason for us not to be confident." Minnesota is playing in the first playoff series in its three-year history and hope at least one trend continues. The team that has scored first has won every game of the series. "It's 0-0 now," Laaksonen said. "We've got a chance to win tomorrow. We're not looking at it as having to win for a third straight time." Manny Fernandez won his second straight game in goal for the Wild, stopping 22 shots. He made his first career playoff start on Saturday and made 26 saves. "What brought us here was our tenacity. We need to bring that to the seventh game, we can't change our play now," Fernandez said. "We have to have the same urgency." Fernandez and Roy did not allow a goal through the first two periods of a tightly played affair. Minnesota finally broke through early in the third. With defenders on either side, Gaborik was able to poke the puck ahead to Park, creating an odd-man rush. Park gained control just outside the blue line, and beat Roy with a perfect wrist shot from the middle of the right circle. Roy was favoring the inside goalpost, but Park was able to find an opening over the goaltender's shoulder at 1:45. Gaborik increased the lead to 2-0 when he beat Roy on a breakaway at 12:06 of the third. Gaborik took a long pass from Laaksonen and beat Roy with a wrist shot that went off his arm and into the net. Joe Sakic gave Colorado life with his fifth goal of the series and 70th of his playoff career. He beat Fernandez with a high shot from the right circle with 3:26 left. De Vries stunned the Wild by scoring with 92 seconds left in the third period, taking a centering pass between the circles from Peter Forsberg and beating Fernandez with a shot between his pads. Minnesota caught a break in the first minute of the third when Fernandez made a glove save on a slap shot by Forsberg. The puck squirted out of the goalie's glove and dropped behind his shoulder, but Fernandez was able to fall back and clear it away with his stick to keep the game scoreless. The Avalanche played without veteran defenseman Adam Foote, who was scratched due to a foot injury. His absence became more apparent as the game wore on and Minnesota was able to open up things offensively. Granato said Foote's status for Tuesday was questionable. "He's got a sore foot. We'll see (Tuesday)," Granato added. The teams played a penalty-free first period in which the Avalanche had a 9-7 edge in shots. Minnesota was 5-for-23 with the man advantage entering the game, the best of any team in the playoffs, but failed in both of its chances in this one. Roy stopped 20 shots, but fell to 12-4 in his last 16 games following his playoff losses. If the Wild are intimidated at all by the stature of Roy, it did not show on Monday. "The mystique would be there if we didn't score," Wild coach Jacques Lemaire said. The Avalanche are trying to reach the conference semifinals for the seventh time in nine seasons. "We'll go home and be ready to play," Colorado defenseman Derek Morris said. "We're not in shape now. We'll be in shape for Game Seven."
TORONTO (CP) -- The Philadelphia Flyers don't have much time to regroup after blowing a good opportunity to eliminate the Toronto Maple Leafs. Monday's Game 6 was tied into the second overtime period before Maple Leafs forward Travis Green scored to give his team a 2-1 win and send the series back to Philadelphia for a decisive Game 7 on Tuesday night. The Flyers have only advanced past the first round once in the last five years which means that most of the pressure now falls on them. A loss in this series will be no doubt be viewed in Philadelphia as a choke job. ``We knew coming in that there was a good possibility that this would be a long series,'' veteran Flyers defenceman Chris Therien said. ``It's been a hard-fought series and it's going to come down to one game. That's the only way we can look at it. ``We've got to put this behind us, move on and get ready to play tomorrow in Game 7.'' Therien's calm words echoed the mood in the Flyer locker-room. The team was certainly sombre and fatigued after playing the third long overtime game of the series, but they seemed to remain confident. Flyers captain Keith Primeau said that his team didn't play as well as they did in the games they won this series. ``I thought they played more desperate than we did,'' he said. ``It was similar to the other games we lost in that we had spells of energy, but we didn't come at them as consistently as we did in the games we won.'' The 31-year-old said it was disappointing not to eliminate Toronto when they had the chance. ``We had an opportunity (to eliminate Toronto) here tonight and we didn't capitalize,'' Primeau said. ``That's disappointing. ``The only good thing is that the team we're facing is the team we played tonight. They've played just as many minutes as we have.'' Primeau was one of the Flyers best forwards in Game 6. He was most dangerous in the overtime periods, where he had three shots all good chances on Toronto goalie Ed Belfour. Those chances would never have been if not the overtime period for the fine play of Flyers goalie Roman Cechmanek, who withstood a bevy of Toronto chances to start the first overtime. The 32-year-old Czech native also made a save midway through that period on Mats Sundin that will be shown again and again on sports highlight packages. Sundin walked out from behind the net and fired a quick backhand that had a sprawled Cechmanek beat, but the big goalie was able to stop the shot by desperately kicking out his left pad. ``He was awesome,'' Flyers forward Jeremy Roenick said of Cechmanek. ``He made some huge saves for us. And Eddie was just as huge for them.'' Toronto and Philadelphia have played more than enough hockey against each other in the last week and a half to know what to expect from each other. Very little has separated the two teams through six games. The series now hinges on the outcome of one final encounter. Flyers coach Ken Hitchcock knows exactly what kind of effort he will get from his team in that one. ``We are going to put everything on the line tomorrow,'' Hitchcock said, his eyes glowing. ``Trust me on that.''
ich finde es gut so punkte ich beim Tippspiel richtig dicke!!
Leafs siegen gegen Flyers 4:3 und Colorado gg. Minnesota 4:3
ich finds cool!!
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