Found June 07, 2009 on
Mondesi's House:
PLAYERS:
Mathieu Garon,
Sidney Crosby,
Henrik Zetterberg,
Chris Kunitz,
Darren Helm,
Craig Adams,
Matt Cooke,
Pavel Datsyuk,
Chris Osgood,
Jordan Staal
TEAMS: Pittsburgh Penguins, Philadelphia Flyers, Detroit Red Wings
TEAMS: Pittsburgh Penguins, Philadelphia Flyers, Detroit Red Wings
RED WINGS 5PENGUINS 0When Mathieu Garon is brought on to stop the bleeding, you know things have gotten out of hand. And that pretty much sums up the disaster that was Game Five of the 2009 Stanley Cup Finals, a 5-0 Red Wings victory that puts them within 60 minutes of clinching a second straight NHL championship.Down just 1-0 after a first period in which they held a 10-8 lead in shots, the Pens came apart at the seams in the second, allowing four goals in a 14-minute span, three of the power play variety. Pittsburgh seemed determined to do their best Philadelphia Flyers impersonation, racking up penalty after penalty (five in all) in the second stanza. What's even more frustrating is the fact that even someone as traditionally focused as Sidney Crosby would get caught in the penalty vortex, taking a two-minute time-out as a result of a slash on Henrik Zetterberg.The Red Wings just refused to fight back, as witnessed by Chris Kunitz making Darren Helm into his own personal punc...
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