All summer long, NHL Network will be replaying the 2011 Stanley Cup Playoffs -- from every jaw-dropping goal to every highlight-reel save to every crushing defeat.
Each game of the postseason -- spanning the more than two-month period from the opening round to Boston's Game 7 clincher of the Stanley Cup Final -- will be shown on the Network throughout the offseason.
Fans can tune in at 6 p.m. and 8 p.m. ET nightly for a different game -- and different chance to re-live history. A complete program schedule can be found on NHLNetwork.com.
While the Bruins had the luxury of playing the next two games of the 2011 Stanley Cup Final at home, their backs were certainly up against the wall being down 2-0 to the Vancouver Canucks in the series. But as many sports fans will tell you, Boston is one of the most sports-crazed cities in North America. The Beantown faithful were out in full force for Game 3 and their undying support appeared to rub off on the Bruins' players.
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NHL Network presents: Game 3 2011 Stanley Cup Final: Bruins vs. Canucks
Bruins light up Luongo for eight goals to creep back into series
Wednesday, 09.14.2011 / 12:00 AM / NHL Network
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NHL Network continues Traverse City broadcasts
Tuesday, 09.13.2011 / 11:00 AM / NHL Network
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NHL Network continues its broadcast of the Traverse City Prospects Tournament with two more games scheduled for this week.
In a daytime affair on Tuesday, Sept. 13; the Carolina Hurricanes battle the Rangers at 3 p.m. ET. That showdown will be replayed at 7 p.m. ET.
Coverage will conclude on Wednesday, Sept. 14, with the Rangers facing off against the Buffalo Sabres prospects in the tournament championship game at 7 p.m. ET.
In a daytime affair on Tuesday, Sept. 13; the Carolina Hurricanes battle the Rangers at 3 p.m. ET. That showdown will be replayed at 7 p.m. ET.
Coverage will conclude on Wednesday, Sept. 14, with the Rangers facing off against the Buffalo Sabres prospects in the tournament championship game at 7 p.m. ET.
NHL Network presents: Game 2 2011 Stanley Cup Final: Canucks vs. Bruins
Burrows nets two, including OT winner to give Vancouver 2-0 series lead
Tuesday, 09.13.2011 / 12:00 AM / NHL Network
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All summer long, NHL Network will be replaying the 2011 Stanley Cup Playoffs -- from every jaw-dropping goal to every highlight-reel save to every crushing defeat.
Each game of the postseason -- spanning the more than two-month period from the opening round to Boston's Game 7 clincher of the Stanley Cup Final -- will be shown on the Network throughout the offseason.
Fans can tune in at 6 p.m. and 8 p.m. ET nightly for a different game -- and different chance to re-live history. A complete program schedule can be found on NHLNetwork.com.
Ending up on the wrong side of a 1-0 result in Game 1, the Bruins were determined to come out strong in Game 2 and hopefully steal a win before they headed back to TD Garden. Goalies Roberto Luongo of the Canucks and the Bruins' Tim Thomas would once again turn in solid performances, but Game 2 finally saw the offense get things going on both sides of the ice.
Each game of the postseason -- spanning the more than two-month period from the opening round to Boston's Game 7 clincher of the Stanley Cup Final -- will be shown on the Network throughout the offseason.
Fans can tune in at 6 p.m. and 8 p.m. ET nightly for a different game -- and different chance to re-live history. A complete program schedule can be found on NHLNetwork.com.
Ending up on the wrong side of a 1-0 result in Game 1, the Bruins were determined to come out strong in Game 2 and hopefully steal a win before they headed back to TD Garden. Goalies Roberto Luongo of the Canucks and the Bruins' Tim Thomas would once again turn in solid performances, but Game 2 finally saw the offense get things going on both sides of the ice.
NHL Network presents: Game 1 2011 Stanley Cup Final: Canucks vs. Bruins
Luongo tops Thomas in goalie duel to give Vancouver 1-0 series lead
Saturday, 09.10.2011 / 12:00 AM / NHL Network
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All summer long, NHL Network will be replaying the 2011 Stanley Cup Playoffs -- from every jaw-dropping goal to every highlight-reel save to every crushing defeat.
Each game of the postseason -- spanning the more than two-month period from the opening round to Boston's Game 7 clincher of the Stanley Cup Final -- will be shown on the Network throughout the offseason.
Fans can tune in at 6 p.m. and 8 p.m. ET nightly for a different game -- and different chance to re-live history. A complete program schedule can be found on NHLNetwork.com.
Both the Vancouver Canucks and Boston Bruins were desperate for a championship as they began Game 1 of the 2011 Stanley Cup Final. The Canucks had never hoisted the Stanley Cup in their 40 years in the NHL, while the Bruins were in search of their first Cup victory since defeating the Original Six rival New York Rangers in 1972.
Each game of the postseason -- spanning the more than two-month period from the opening round to Boston's Game 7 clincher of the Stanley Cup Final -- will be shown on the Network throughout the offseason.
Fans can tune in at 6 p.m. and 8 p.m. ET nightly for a different game -- and different chance to re-live history. A complete program schedule can be found on NHLNetwork.com.
Both the Vancouver Canucks and Boston Bruins were desperate for a championship as they began Game 1 of the 2011 Stanley Cup Final. The Canucks had never hoisted the Stanley Cup in their 40 years in the NHL, while the Bruins were in search of their first Cup victory since defeating the Original Six rival New York Rangers in 1972.
NHL Network presents: Game 7 2011 ECF: Lightning vs. Bruins
Sunday, 09.04.2011 / 12:00 AM / NHL Network
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All summer long, NHL Network will be replaying the 2011 Stanley Cup Playoffs -- from every jaw-dropping goal to every highlight-reel save to every crushing defeat.
Each game of the postseason -- spanning the more than two-month period from the opening round to Boston's Game 7 clincher of the Stanley Cup Final -- will be shown on the Network throughout the offseason.
Fans can tune in at 8 p.m. ET nightly for a different game -- and different chance to re-live history. A complete program schedule can be found on NHLNetwork.com.
With the series so tightly contested, featuring various momentum swings and memorable moments, it was only fitting that the 2011 Eastern Conference Finals between the Lightning and Bruins went to a decisive Game 7. This marked the first time a conference final went to the limit since 2006, and it was the second seven-game series of this postseason for both teams -- Boston defeated Montreal in the first round after trailing the series 2-0, and Tampa Bay knocked out the Penguins in its opening series, capping a comeback from a 3-1 deficit.
Each game of the postseason -- spanning the more than two-month period from the opening round to Boston's Game 7 clincher of the Stanley Cup Final -- will be shown on the Network throughout the offseason.
Fans can tune in at 8 p.m. ET nightly for a different game -- and different chance to re-live history. A complete program schedule can be found on NHLNetwork.com.
With the series so tightly contested, featuring various momentum swings and memorable moments, it was only fitting that the 2011 Eastern Conference Finals between the Lightning and Bruins went to a decisive Game 7. This marked the first time a conference final went to the limit since 2006, and it was the second seven-game series of this postseason for both teams -- Boston defeated Montreal in the first round after trailing the series 2-0, and Tampa Bay knocked out the Penguins in its opening series, capping a comeback from a 3-1 deficit.
NHL Network presents: Game 6 2011 ECF: Bruins vs. Lightning
Saturday, 09.03.2011 / 12:00 AM / NHL Network
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All summer long, NHL Network will be replaying the 2011 Stanley Cup Playoffs -- from every jaw-dropping goal to every highlight-reel save to every crushing defeat.
Each game of the postseason -- spanning the more than two-month period from the opening round to Boston's Game 7 clincher of the Stanley Cup Final -- will be shown on the Network throughout the offseason.
Fans can tune in at 8 p.m. ET nightly for a different game -- and different chance to re-live history. A complete program schedule can be found on NHLNetwork.com.
With a trip to the Stanley Cup Final on the line for Boston, and postseason elimination hanging in the balance for Tampa Bay, it would have been logical to predict that Game 6 of the Eastern Conference Finals would be a tight and tense affair. Instead, the crowd at the St. Pete Times Forum was treated to a wild, high-scoring contest.
Each game of the postseason -- spanning the more than two-month period from the opening round to Boston's Game 7 clincher of the Stanley Cup Final -- will be shown on the Network throughout the offseason.
Fans can tune in at 8 p.m. ET nightly for a different game -- and different chance to re-live history. A complete program schedule can be found on NHLNetwork.com.
With a trip to the Stanley Cup Final on the line for Boston, and postseason elimination hanging in the balance for Tampa Bay, it would have been logical to predict that Game 6 of the Eastern Conference Finals would be a tight and tense affair. Instead, the crowd at the St. Pete Times Forum was treated to a wild, high-scoring contest.
NHL Network presents: Game 5 2011 ECF: Lightning vs. Bruins
Friday, 09.02.2011 / 12:00 AM / NHL Network
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All summer long, NHL Network will be replaying the 2011 Stanley Cup Playoffs -- from every jaw-dropping goal to every highlight-reel save to every crushing defeat.
Each game of the postseason -- spanning the more than two-month period from the opening round to Boston's Game 7 clincher of the Stanley Cup Final -- will be shown on the Network throughout the offseason.
Fans can tune in at 8 p.m. ET nightly for a different game -- and different chance to re-live history. A complete program schedule can be found on NHLNetwork.com.
For a team to win the Stanley Cup, its goaltender has to steal a game or two along the way. In the pivotal Game 5 of the Eastern Conference Finals in Boston, Tim Thomas was up to the task.
Shortly after the opening faceoff, it didn’t appear as if Thomas was headed for a great night. Bruins killer Simon Gagne scored just 1:09 into the contest to give the Lightning a 1-0 lead on their first shot of the game. Remarkably, the tally gave Gagne 7 goals in his last nine postseason games against the B’s. Tampa Bay continued to outplay Boston for the rest of the period, outshooting the Bruins 14-4 in the frame, but Thomas settled in and kept the score 1-0 going into the first intermission.
Each game of the postseason -- spanning the more than two-month period from the opening round to Boston's Game 7 clincher of the Stanley Cup Final -- will be shown on the Network throughout the offseason.
Fans can tune in at 8 p.m. ET nightly for a different game -- and different chance to re-live history. A complete program schedule can be found on NHLNetwork.com.
For a team to win the Stanley Cup, its goaltender has to steal a game or two along the way. In the pivotal Game 5 of the Eastern Conference Finals in Boston, Tim Thomas was up to the task.
Shortly after the opening faceoff, it didn’t appear as if Thomas was headed for a great night. Bruins killer Simon Gagne scored just 1:09 into the contest to give the Lightning a 1-0 lead on their first shot of the game. Remarkably, the tally gave Gagne 7 goals in his last nine postseason games against the B’s. Tampa Bay continued to outplay Boston for the rest of the period, outshooting the Bruins 14-4 in the frame, but Thomas settled in and kept the score 1-0 going into the first intermission.
NHL Network presents: Game 4 2011 ECF: Bruins vs. Lightning
Thursday, 09.01.2011 / 12:00 AM / NHL Network
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All summer long, NHL Network will be replaying the 2011 Stanley Cup Playoffs -- from every jaw-dropping goal to every highlight-reel save to every crushing defeat.
Each game of the postseason -- spanning the more than two-month period from the opening round to Boston's Game 7 clincher of the Stanley Cup Final -- will be shown on the Network throughout the offseason.
Fans can tune in at 8 p.m. ET nightly for a different game -- and different chance to re-live history. A complete program schedule can be found on NHLNetwork.com.
After the first period of Game 4 in Tampa Bay, it appeared the Bruins had taken complete control of the Eastern Conference Finals. After a 2-0 win in Game 3 gave them the edge in the series, they stormed out to a 3-0 lead after 20 minutes of play in Game 4, seemingly well on their way back to Boston with a dominant 3-1 series advantage. But if the 2011 Stanley Cup Playoffs proved anything, it's that no lead is safe.
Each game of the postseason -- spanning the more than two-month period from the opening round to Boston's Game 7 clincher of the Stanley Cup Final -- will be shown on the Network throughout the offseason.
Fans can tune in at 8 p.m. ET nightly for a different game -- and different chance to re-live history. A complete program schedule can be found on NHLNetwork.com.
After the first period of Game 4 in Tampa Bay, it appeared the Bruins had taken complete control of the Eastern Conference Finals. After a 2-0 win in Game 3 gave them the edge in the series, they stormed out to a 3-0 lead after 20 minutes of play in Game 4, seemingly well on their way back to Boston with a dominant 3-1 series advantage. But if the 2011 Stanley Cup Playoffs proved anything, it's that no lead is safe.
NHL Network presents: Game 3 2011 ECF: Bruins vs. Lightning
Wednesday, 08.31.2011 / 12:00 AM / NHL Network
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All summer long, NHL Network will be replaying the 2011 Stanley Cup Playoffs -- from every jaw-dropping goal to every highlight-reel save to every crushing defeat.
Each game of the postseason -- spanning the more than two-month period from the opening round to Boston's Game 7 clincher of the Stanley Cup Final -- will be shown on the Network throughout the offseason.
Fans can tune in at 8 p.m. ET nightly for a different game -- and different chance to re-live history. A complete program schedule can be found on NHLNetwork.com.
Although the Lightning and Bruins were considered authorities on defense, the first two games of the Eastern Conference Finals showcased an astounding 18 goals, as each club came away with a victory. In Game 3, the series not only had a different setting in Tampa Bay, but it also featured a much tighter style of play that produced a low-scoring affair.
The B's were able to dictate the pace from the onset, taking an early 1-0 lead on David Krejci's tally just 1:09 into the contest. The goal ended a streak for the Bolts, as not only had they scored first in each of the two games in Boston, but they also had struck first in each of their last seven games. The Bruins were looking to maintain a streak of their own, as they hadn't lost in the postseason to that point when opening the scoring.
Each game of the postseason -- spanning the more than two-month period from the opening round to Boston's Game 7 clincher of the Stanley Cup Final -- will be shown on the Network throughout the offseason.
Fans can tune in at 8 p.m. ET nightly for a different game -- and different chance to re-live history. A complete program schedule can be found on NHLNetwork.com.
Although the Lightning and Bruins were considered authorities on defense, the first two games of the Eastern Conference Finals showcased an astounding 18 goals, as each club came away with a victory. In Game 3, the series not only had a different setting in Tampa Bay, but it also featured a much tighter style of play that produced a low-scoring affair.
The B's were able to dictate the pace from the onset, taking an early 1-0 lead on David Krejci's tally just 1:09 into the contest. The goal ended a streak for the Bolts, as not only had they scored first in each of the two games in Boston, but they also had struck first in each of their last seven games. The Bruins were looking to maintain a streak of their own, as they hadn't lost in the postseason to that point when opening the scoring.
NHL Network presents: Game 2 2011 ECF: Lightning vs. Bruins
Tuesday, 08.30.2011 / 12:00 AM / NHL Network
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All summer long, NHL Network will be replaying the 2011 Stanley Cup Playoffs -- from every jaw-dropping goal to every highlight-reel save to every crushing defeat.
Each game of the postseason -- spanning the more than two-month period from the opening round to Boston's Game 7 clincher of the Stanley Cup Final -- will be shown on the Network throughout the offseason.
Fans can tune in at 8 p.m. ET nightly for a different game -- and different chance to re-live history. A complete program schedule can be found on NHLNetwork.com.
The Bruins had already proved they could overcome losing the first two games of a series at home earlier in the 2011 playoffs, when they eliminated the Montreal Canadiens in the first round. But they certainly did not want to be faced with the same daunting challenge in the Eastern Conference Finals against the Lightning. In order to avoid that, the B’s needed to bounce back from a sound defeat in the series opener and win Game 2 at TD Garden.
Amidst all that pressure, it was a 19-year-old rookie in just his second playoff game who shined the brightest for Boston. With the Bruins trailing 2-1 after one period, Tyler Seguin tallied 4 points in the second period -- scoring two beautiful goals and assisting on a pair by Michael Ryder -- as Boston posted five goals in the period to take a commanding 6-3 lead after 40 minutes. Seguin, who had just 11 goals and 22 points in the regular season, became the first teenager to score 4 points in a playoff game since Vancouver's Trevor Linden reached the mark against Calgary in 1989.
Each game of the postseason -- spanning the more than two-month period from the opening round to Boston's Game 7 clincher of the Stanley Cup Final -- will be shown on the Network throughout the offseason.
Fans can tune in at 8 p.m. ET nightly for a different game -- and different chance to re-live history. A complete program schedule can be found on NHLNetwork.com.
The Bruins had already proved they could overcome losing the first two games of a series at home earlier in the 2011 playoffs, when they eliminated the Montreal Canadiens in the first round. But they certainly did not want to be faced with the same daunting challenge in the Eastern Conference Finals against the Lightning. In order to avoid that, the B’s needed to bounce back from a sound defeat in the series opener and win Game 2 at TD Garden.
Amidst all that pressure, it was a 19-year-old rookie in just his second playoff game who shined the brightest for Boston. With the Bruins trailing 2-1 after one period, Tyler Seguin tallied 4 points in the second period -- scoring two beautiful goals and assisting on a pair by Michael Ryder -- as Boston posted five goals in the period to take a commanding 6-3 lead after 40 minutes. Seguin, who had just 11 goals and 22 points in the regular season, became the first teenager to score 4 points in a playoff game since Vancouver's Trevor Linden reached the mark against Calgary in 1989.
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