Wednesday, 9 June 2010
One win away
The Chicago Blackhawks are one game away from becoming Stanley Cup champions for the first time in almost 50 years. I watched Game 5 on Sunday night which kept me up way past my bedtime and the Hawks exploded into the action in the first period to take a 3-0 lead but the next two periods were back and forth with the Philadelphia Flyers with nothing to lose pinning the Hawks back but with the sell-out crowd hyperventilating Chicago led by the relentless Dustin Byfuglien kept pulling away to win 7-4, the first time seven goals had been scored in a Stanley Cup final since 2000.
The Chicago Blackhawks are one game away from becoming Stanley Cup champions for the first time in almost 50 years. I watched Game 5 on Sunday night which kept me up way past my bedtime and the Hawks exploded into the action in the first period to take a 3-0 lead but the next two periods were back and forth with the Philadelphia Flyers with nothing to lose pinning the Hawks back but with the sell-out crowd hyperventilating Chicago led by the relentless Dustin Byfuglien kept pulling away to win 7-4, the first time seven goals had been scored in a Stanley Cup final since 2000.Tonight's Game 6 starts at 9pm Bermuda time.
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