Bruins vs canucks game 7 score

I have a history of dislike with the Bruins, including them beating the Canucks in game 7, so it was especially sweet for me to see them fall at home. What a great story across the season and then the playoffs. I am forever grateful for the teams who beat the Boston Bruins.

I am now a fan for life. StanleyCup stlblues So pleased to see Blues won the cup. Great season and as a Canucks fan good to see Bruins eat dirt!! Fantastic series and it made my summer knowing their is a new name on the Cup. It was the ninth goal of the season for the Bruins captain. Brad Marchand flattened Vancouver's Travis Hamonic along the boards midway through the second frame, leaving the Canucks defenseman with an apparent leg injury. Hamonic limped to the bench, not putting any weight on his right leg, and was helped down the tunnel by a trainer.

He did not return, leaving Vancouver with five defensemen. Marchand got an interference penalty for the play and the Canucks capitalized at the mark. Miller uncorked a shot from the top of the faceoff circle and Boeser tipped it in past Swayman from low in the slot for his sixth goal of the season. The Bruins briefly had reason to celebrate earlier in the second. The Canucks challenged for offside and after a video review, officials called the goal off.

They defended hard. Bruins: At Edmonton Oilers on Thursday for the second of a three-game trip. The Bruins did it by finally winning in Vancouver after the home teams ruled the day throughout the Stanley Cup Finals. Boston held serve on its home ice in Games 3, 4 and 6 while Vancouver took the first, second and fifth games. After the Canucks put the Bruins on the ropes with a Game 5 win to take a series lead, Boston came back and won the next two games convincingly to earn the right to host the Stanley Cup on Wednesday night.

Patrice Bergeron scored the all-important first goal of the game, beating Roberto Luongo in the first period to give the Bruins an early lead. In the Stanley Cup Finals, the team that scored first won each of the seven games. And with Tim Thomas in net, the one-goal lead was all the Bruins needed.

In the second period, Boston poured it on, and padded the lead to put the Canucks away. Brad Marchand scored the second goal of the game before Bergeron tallied his second goal of the game as the Canucks were on a power play.

Boston Bruins. Vancouver Canucks. Bergeron C. Campbell C. Kelly C. Krejci C. Lucic LW. Marchand LW. Paille LW. Peverley C. Recchi RW. Ryder RW. Seguin C.