Pittsburgh Penguins center Sidney Crosby (R) makes a play with the puck after being hit into the boards by Montreal Canadiens left wing Mike Cammalleri in the second period. Crosby was unable to make his mark on the series as the Canadiens bottled him up for the most part. He scored just one goal in the series.
Wednesday, May 12, 2010
Montreal Advances to Conference Finals
The Montreal Canadiens have pulled off another huge upset in the Stanley Cup playoffs, beating the Pittsburgh Penguins 5-2 in Game 7 of the Eastern Conference semifinals. Brian Gionta had two power-play goals and Mike Cammalleri scored his seventh goal of the series as the Canadiens knocked out the reigning NHL champions. Montreal had beaten Washington, the top seeds, in the previous round.
Pittsburgh Penguins center Sidney Crosby (R) makes a play with the puck after being hit into the boards by Montreal Canadiens left wing Mike Cammalleri in the second period. Crosby was unable to make his mark on the series as the Canadiens bottled him up for the most part. He scored just one goal in the series.
Pittsburgh Penguins center Sidney Crosby (R) makes a play with the puck after being hit into the boards by Montreal Canadiens left wing Mike Cammalleri in the second period. Crosby was unable to make his mark on the series as the Canadiens bottled him up for the most part. He scored just one goal in the series.
