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    As is usually the case with these things, injuries and a hot goalie will probably determine the winner.

    Canucks are heavily favoured, but I don't think that the hockey gods have yet forgiven 1972.

    My prediction: Bruins in 7, Tim Thomas MVP.

    ETA: it is 5pm Pacific, 8pm Eastern. Vancouver is going to be a mess on game-day afternoons. (Vancouver has the worst road system of any major Cdn city, and has, proportionately, the worst drivers (although Toronto has more bad drivers and more traffic).)
    Last edited by craig; 05-30-2011 at 10:55 PM.

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    Heavily favored? I don't think so. Certainly they're the better team, at least they have more stars, but I don't see them as heavily favored.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Devil Doc View Post
    Heavily favored? I don't think so. Certainly they're the better team, at least they have more stars, but I don't see them as heavily favored.

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    I agree somewhat. If both goalies play to their full potential, they are about even. The Canucks have a bit more forward depth, but a lot more defensive depth. The speed of the Canucks may be a bit much for the Bruins, but the B's could slow them down if they play very physical.

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    Quote Originally Posted by VancouverMark View Post
    I agree somewhat. If both goalies play to their full potential, they are about even. The Canucks have a bit more forward depth, but a lot more defensive depth. The speed of the Canucks may be a bit much for the Bruins, but the B's could slow them down if they play very physical.

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    ^ Hits the nail on the head, IMO. Mind you I'm a Minnesota fan, which by default I'm supposed to hate the Nucks, but not this year. This series will be a goalie dual and very VERY physical. Vancouver in five and I'm going off the path here a little and say Tim Thomas for the Conn Smythe (ala Giggy in 2003). He has been fantastic this entire playoffs. I firmly believe if the Bruins had another guy in net they would have been gone in the second round.

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    Quote Originally Posted by craig View Post
    As is usually the case with these things, injuries and a hot goalie will probably determine the winner.

    Canucks are heavily favoured, but I don't think that the hockey gods have yet forgiven 1972.

    My prediction: Bruins in 7, Tim Thomas MVP.
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