Monday, April 23, 2012

Bruins Force Game Seven, Flyers and Kings Advance and More

Morning hockey fans!

It seems as if we have our first official upset of these playoffs, with the Los Angeles Kings defeating the President's Trophy winning Vancouver Cancucks.

Given how close the team's are in the Western Conference, I do not know how much of an upset this is, but seeing the Canucks bow out in only five games certainly counts as a surprise.

Meanwhile, on the Eastern side, the Ottawa Senators have an opportunity to pull off an upset of their. They lead their series 3-2 and have an opportunity to close out the New York Rangers tonight.

So, are you surprised by the way the first round has played out thus far?

Hockey News

ESPN - Things to know from Sunday's games

ESPN - Coyotes' closing woes strike again

Sports Illustrated - NHL and the referees are trying to restore some order

The Hockey News - Flyers finish off sloppy series in six games; Bruins' big guns start firing; imperfect Canucks defeated

The Hockey News - Ken Campbell: Why the Oilers should keep the No. 1 pick and take Nail Yakupov

TSN - McKenzie: Canucks didn't look like they quit on Vigneault

TSN - Fraser: Bissonnette's game misconduct and a new addition

USA Today - Stoll's OT goal sends Kings to second round

USA Today - Bruins top Capitals, force Game 7

USA Today - Flyers oust Penguins with 5-1 win


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