Last Wednesday night was one of the most nerve-wracking, frustrating, and exhilarating nights of my life. Two or three years of my life were probably shaved off as my heart alternately stopped and skipped as I watched the game unfold, and racing in between all those stops and skips. Well worth every penny I paid to get in, the game had it all – Flyers scoring first, goals then traded bringing
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Philadelphia Flyers' Chris Pronger talks to the media following the Game 5 loss in Chicago.
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I lay in bed last night trying to convince myself that if the Flyers were going to win it, what would a great story be without an incredible ending? But then I was honest with myself and realized that the results of any game involving such evenly matched teams came down to two things - physics and effort. And when the effort seems too come the physics. So as much as I'd like to think this were a movie I'm watching and the story is already written for the good guys to come out on top, I know it's not. The Flyers flew out to Chicago on Friday night to do a job.
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Three-assist man Ville Leino talks about his team's loss in Game 5.
Timonen talks about what PHI must do to bring the series back to Chicago.
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Down 3-2 now...where to go? (Courtesy: VizionsStudios.com) Aaaaaarrggghhhh! What a frustrating and heartbreaking loss that was. The Blackhawks took Game 5, 7-4, and now hold a 3-2 series lead. They’re one win from taking the Cup and ending their drought. Going into the game, everyone kind of expected Chicago to come out blazing for the first 10 minutes, and then for things to settle down. Well, that first 10 turned into the first 20, and they ended up lighting up the Flyers for 3 goals. Leighton looked less than stellar, and didn’t come back after the first intermission. With Boucher in net, things didn’t improve too much. The teams traded a pair of goals in the second, so Chicago still held their 3 goal cushion heading into the third
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You don't deserve to win a game... especially one in the Stanley Cup Finals... when you come out so flat, lazy and emotionless in the first period. What you saw last night was a solid butt-whooping laid on a Flyers team that could have, nay, should have been more ready. Where did the game breakdown?
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That's pretty much how Ville Leino described the Flyers in their 7-4 loss to the Blackhawks in Game 5. He said they were so hyped up, their emotions swallowed them up and made them nervous. I asked Peter Laviolette whether he agreed with that assessment, that their nerves got the best of them because it looked to me in that first period, the Flyers were the one seeking shelter on the ice.
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