Eastside's Hockey Elite Collide

BOS 3 - NYR 2
Shots: 23-23
PP: BOS - 2/3; NYR - 1/2

17:38 0-1 NYR Jason Arnott [1] (Artem Anisimov, Rostislav Klesla)PP
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28:01 1-1 BOS Milan Lucic [3] (Andrej Meszaros, Tuukka Rask)PP
32:46 2-1 BOS Greg Nemisz [3] (Tomas Fleischmann, Dennis Wideman)
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44:56 2-2 NYR Pierre-Marc Bouchard [2] (Paul Kariya)
49:57 3-2 BOS Andrej Meszaros [1] (Phil Kessel)PP
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Three stars:
1st: Andrej Meszaros
2nd: Greg Nemisz
3rd: Milan Lucic

Boston Leads Best of 7 Eastern Conference Quarterfinal 3-2.

NSH 4 - CBJ 3
Shots: 29-25 NSH
PP: NAS - 1/2; CBJ - 0/2

04:54 1-0 CBS Derick Brassard [3] (Cory Stillman, Scott Niedermayer)
10:53 2-0 CBS Cory Stillman [2] (John Moore, Brad Stuart)
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29:25 2-1 NAS Colin Wilson [3] (Sergei Samsonov, Dmitri Kugryshev)PP
31:16 3-1 CBS Rick Nash [4] (Brad Stuart, John Moore)
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44:14 3-2 NAS Jordin Tootoo [1] (Ryan Suter, Garnet Exelby)
47:11 3-3 NAS Blake Geoffrion [2] (Steven Shipley, Dmitri Kugryshev)
58:06 3-4 NAS Drew Miller [2] (Shea Weber, Vitaly Vishnevski)
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Three stars:
1st: Jordin Tootoo
2nd: Blake Geoffrion
3rd: Colin Wilson

Columbus Leads Best of 7 Western Conference Quarterfinal 3-2.

SJ 4 - STL 1
Shots: 33-15 SJ
PP: SJ - 0/4; STL - 0/2

01:23 1-0 SJ Ryan Getzlaf [1] (Joe Thornton, Dany Heatley)
11:15 1-1 STL Marian Gaborik [2] (Dan Hamhuis)
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27:24 2-1 SJ Travis Moen [1] (Alexei Ponikarovsky, Nicklas Lidström)
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42:07 3-1 SJ Brad Boyes [3] (Michal Rozsival)
48:55 4-1 SJ Ryan Getzlaf [2] (Brad Boyes, Erik Cole)
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Three stars:
1st: Ryan Getzlaf
2nd: Brad Boyes
3rd: Travis Moen

San Jose wins Best of 7 Western Conference Quarterfinal 4-1.

Who loves late nights at work? I know I sure do.. any who, on with the sizzlin' playoff action. Boston manages to accomplish what Los Angeles and Winnipeg left on the table the night before; crucial home victories in game five. However, the Rangers received some welcome news as MZD is now day-to-day.

Columbus was twenty minutes away from advancing to the second round. Until those pesky Predators tied and then eventually won their second game of the series with a three goal third period.

And in the night cap EHM was kinder to the Sharks this season as Dan's club avoids early defeat at the hands of an orphan.

http://www.ehechockey.com/EHEC.zip

http://www.ehechockey.com/calendar.html

GoJetsGo wrote:Who loves late nights at work?

I really enjoy late work nights on my birthday.


Also, did anyone else hear that train whistle? #TOOTOO

I got EHM'd.

3-1 or 3-0 leads at home in the playoffs in EHM = a loss every time.

Fucking game.

Fucking finally I get to win a playoff series, just a day or two after Washington does the same. Coincidence? I think not. SJ-WSH Cup final bring it on.

Phoenix next? Probably. LA? Possibly. Nashville? I sure hope so. Whatever the case, come at me bro.

Commissioner (CBJ) wrote:I got EHM'd.

3-1 or 3-0 leads at home in the playoffs in EHM = a loss every time.

Fucking game.

Yessss, harness that rage. Join the dark side.

I wonder who I'm best suited to matchup against next ... I guess no answer's the right answer.

Calgary.Flames wrote:I wonder who I'm best suited to matchup against next ... I guess no answer's the right answer.

Of your choices, me or LA/PHX, I'd say me.

Commissioner (CBJ) wrote:Of your choices, me or LA/PHX, I'd say me.

Either way, I will consider all future wins as bonuses.