Winnipeg had a pretty tenuous grasp on the leads they had in those games and leaned heavily on Pavelec for the entirety of the games.
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Jets vs. Ducks: "Closest" Sweep of All Time?
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tntkid
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Neither of our fanbases were innocent of being poor sports at times.
Life is full of disappointments & people just have to get used of it.
Neither of our fanbases were innocent of being poor sports at times.
Life is full of disappointments & people just have to get used of it.
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DarthYenik
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I would never ask for forgiveness from anyone for telling the truth & expressing my honest opinions.
Neither of our fanbases were innocent of being poor sports at times.
Life is full of disappointments & people just have to get used of it.
Just curious. Why are all of the posts you quote after your own comments?
terranraida
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1994-95
Conference Semi-Finals (4-0) Chicago over Vancouver
Game 1 Vancouver 1 at Chicago 2 OT
Game 2 Vancouver 0 at Chicago 2
Game 3 Chicago 3 at Vancouver 2 OT
Game 4 Chicago 4 at Vancouver 3 OT
Game 1 Vancouver led by a goal before Chicago tied it up midway through the 3rd period. Chicago scored a goal on the power play 9:04 of the 1st OT
Game 2 Vancouver only trailed 1-0 until 5:48 of the 3rd period.
Game 3 Vancouver led 2-1 until Chicago tied it up at 19:15 of the 3rd period, 45 seconds left in the game. Chicago won on a Chris Chelios goal 6:22 of the 1st OT It would be Chelios`s first of back to back OT game winners in the series.
Game 4 Vancouver led 3-1 until Chicago scored in the last minute of the second 19:12 to narrow the lead to one. Then they tied it up at 10:49 of the third period sending the game to overtime once again.
In the OT Chris Chelios would get his second OT winner at 5:35 of the first OT to end the game and the series.
This series had to one of the most bizzare sweeps ever. Usually when a team sweeps a series they are clearly the more dominate superior team. Yet this series with one or two breaks different could just as easily been tied 2-2 or even a 3-1 Vancouver lead.
Ironically in the Conference Final Chicago would lose a 4-1 series to Detroit, all by one goal and 3 of the 4 would be OT losses.
Game 1 Chicago 1 at Detroit 2 (OT)
Game 2 Chicago 2 at Detroit 3
Game 3 Detroit 4 at Chicago 3 (2OT)
Game 4 Detroit 2 at Chicago 5
Game 5 Chicago 1 at Detroit 2 (2OT)
Conference Semi-Finals (4-0) Chicago over Vancouver
Game 1 Vancouver 1 at Chicago 2 OT
Game 2 Vancouver 0 at Chicago 2
Game 3 Chicago 3 at Vancouver 2 OT
Game 4 Chicago 4 at Vancouver 3 OT
Game 1 Vancouver led by a goal before Chicago tied it up midway through the 3rd period. Chicago scored a goal on the power play 9:04 of the 1st OT
Game 2 Vancouver only trailed 1-0 until 5:48 of the 3rd period.
Game 3 Vancouver led 2-1 until Chicago tied it up at 19:15 of the 3rd period, 45 seconds left in the game. Chicago won on a Chris Chelios goal 6:22 of the 1st OT It would be Chelios`s first of back to back OT game winners in the series.
Game 4 Vancouver led 3-1 until Chicago scored in the last minute of the second 19:12 to narrow the lead to one. Then they tied it up at 10:49 of the third period sending the game to overtime once again.
In the OT Chris Chelios would get his second OT winner at 5:35 of the first OT to end the game and the series.
This series had to one of the most bizzare sweeps ever. Usually when a team sweeps a series they are clearly the more dominate superior team. Yet this series with one or two breaks different could just as easily been tied 2-2 or even a 3-1 Vancouver lead.
Ironically in the Conference Final Chicago would lose a 4-1 series to Detroit, all by one goal and 3 of the 4 would be OT losses.
Game 1 Chicago 1 at Detroit 2 (OT)
Game 2 Chicago 2 at Detroit 3
Game 3 Detroit 4 at Chicago 3 (2OT)
Game 4 Detroit 2 at Chicago 5
Game 5 Chicago 1 at Detroit 2 (2OT)
1998 habs vs Sabres. It actually shouldn't have been close so maybe it doesn't fit the thread. Switch goalies and the habs win in a rout. Hasek stole it. Outshot by 60 over 4 games and the Sabres sweep. Habs averaged 40 shots a game, Sabres 25.
The Midnight Burrito
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I would never ask for forgiveness from anyone for telling the truth & expressing my honest opinions.
Neither of our fanbases were innocent of being poor sports at times.
Life is full of disappointments & people just have to get used of it.
You're doing a lousy job of this.
terranraida
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