If you missed it, the Flyers and Pens potted a collective total of 13 goals in yesterday's 8-5 Flyers win.
That give Philly a surprising 2-0 series lead.
On the other coast, the Kings continued their domination of the Canucks, grabbing a 2-0 series lead heading back to L.A.
And that is why you've gotta love the playoffs...you truly never know what is going to happen!
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TSN - BETTMAN POSITIVE ON PANTHERS RETURN TO THE PLAYOFFS
TSN - SENATORS CONFIDENT HEADING INTO GAME 2 IN NEW YORK
TSN - BROWN LEADS KINGS TO 2-0 SERIES LEAD OVER CANUCKS
TSN - CAPITALS, BRUINS LOOKING FOR MORE GOALS HEADING TO GAME 2
TSN - BLUES' HITCHCOCK PROMISES CHANGES FOR GAME 2 AGAINST SHARKS
TSN - GIROUX NETS SIX POINTS AS FLYERS GRAB WILD WIN OVER PENGUINS
THN - Flyers' 'Plan B' players shine; Kings happy to hang on to Dustin Brown
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2 comments:
If the Canucks lose to the Kings does Alain Vigneault get fired?
If so, does he become the front runner for the Habs head coaching job.
Do we even want him back?
The longer we wait the more names will become available.
@Hockeyhype: I think you could be right on both counts (being fired and being a top candidate for Montreal).
The reality is that yes, as more teams are eliminated from the playoffs, more GM and coaching types will become available.
For me, I'd happily take a look at Vigneault. Unlike his first stint in Montreal, he has a bunch of experience now...not the least of which was a trip to the Stanley Cup Finals last season.
Good coach, fluently bilingual AND he knows what it is to coach in the insanity that is Montreal.
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