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1987 SC Playoff Summaries MONTRÉAL CANADIENS STANLEY CUP CHAMPIONS 1 9 7 9 Rick Chartraw, Cam Connor, Yvan Cournoyer CAPTAIN, Ken Dryden, Brian Engblom, Bob Gainey, Rejean Houle, Pat Hughes, Doug Jarvis, Guy Lafleur, Yvon Lambert, Rod Langway, Guy Lapointe, Michel Larocque, Pierre Larouche, Jacques Lemaire, Gilles Lupien, Pierre Mondou, Mark Napier, Doug Risebrough, Larry Robinson, Serge Savard ACTING CAPTAIN, Richard Sévigny, Steve Shutt, Mario Tremblay Jacques Courtois PRESIDENT Irving Grundman GENERAL MANAGER Scotty Bowman HEAD COACH © Steve Lansky 2010 bigmouthsports.com NHL and the word mark and image of the Stanley Cup are registered trademarks and the NHL Shield and NHL Conference logos are trademarks of the National Hockey League. All NHL logos and marks and NHL team logos and marks as well as all other proprietary materials depicted herein are the property of the NHL and the respective NHL teams and may not be reproduced without the prior written consent of NHL Enterprises, L.P. Copyright © 2010 National Hockey League. All Rights Reserved. 1979 PRELIMINARY ROUND 4 PHILADELPHIA FLYERS 95 v. 12 VANCOUVER CANUCKS 63 GM KEITH ALLEN, HC PAT QUINN v. GM JAKE MILFORD, HC HARRY NEALE FLYERS WIN SERIES IN 3 Tuesday, April 10 Thursday, April 12 VANCOUVER 3 @ PHILADELPHIA 2 PHILADELPHIA 6 @ VANCOUVER 4 FIRST PERIOD FIRST PERIOD NO SCORING 1. PHILADELPHIA, Tom Gorence 1 (Mel Bridgman, Jim Watson) 1:47 2. VANCOUVER, Don Lever 2 (Pit Martin, Chris Oddleifson) 14:10 PPG Penalties – Linseman P 0:25, Lever V 0:52, Lindgren V 6:29, Lapointe P 9:26, Dailey P 17:38, Bridgman P 19:06 3. VANCOUVER, Dennis Kearns 1 (Don Lever) 16:11 PPG 4. PHILADELPHIA, Reggie Leach 2 (Bill Barber, Bobby Clarke) 18:39 PPG SECOND PERIOD 1. VANCOUVER, Thomas Gradin 1 (Stan Smyl, Ron Sedlbauer) 1:35 Penalties – Fraser V 4:53, Dailey P 6:38, Lapointe P 7:48, Holmgren P 10:31, Flyers’ bench (served by Linseman) 12:42, Lapointe P 15:01, Blight V Dailey P 15:23, Gradin V 18:25 Penalties – Sedlbauer V Bridgman P 4:01, Barber P 5:48, Wilson P 8:36, Fraser V 8:56 SECOND PERIOD THIRD PERIOD 5. PHILADELPHIA, Tom Gorence 2 (unassisted) 1:12 2. VANCOUVER, Stan Smyl 1 (unassisted) 3:09 6. VANCOUVER, Thomas Gradin 2 (Curt Fraser, Rick Blight) 1:48 3. PHILADELPHIA, Bobby Clarke 1 (Bob Dailey) 6:30 4. VANCOUVER, Don Lever 1 (Dennis Kearns, Rick Blight) 10:28 GWG Penalties – Dupont P 3:37, Kelly P Manno V 15:31, Dupont P (major) Sedlbauer V (minor, major) 16:50 5. PHILADELPHIA, Reggie Leach 1 (Bobby Clarke, Bill Barber) 19:35 THIRD PERIOD Penalties – None 7. PHILADELPHIA, Ken Linseman 1 (unassisted) 13:36 8. VANCOUVER, Thomas Gradin 3 (Bob Manno, Rick Blight) 16:40 Shots on goal by 9. PHILADELPHIA, Reggie Leach 3 (Bobby Clarke) 19:06 GWG CANUCKS 9 9 8 26 10. PHILADELPHIA, Bill Barber 1 (Paul Holmgren) 19:57 ENG FLYERS 7 9 14 30 VANCOUVER, Gary Bromley; PHILADELPHIA, Wayne Stephenson Penalties – Holmgren P Manno V 5:53 Power play: VAN – 0 for 6, PHI – 0 for 3 Shots on goal by 17,077 at The Spectrum FLYERS 12 16 9 37 CANUCKS 9 8 4 21 PHILADELPHIA, Robbie Moore; VANCOUVER, Gary Bromley Power play: PHI – 1 for 3, VAN – 2 for 6 14,293 at Pacific Coliseum Saturday, April 14 VANCOUVER 2 @ PHILADELPHIA 7 FIRST PERIOD 1. PHILADELPHIA, Bobby Clarke 2 (Bill Barber, Reggie Leach) 4:13 PPG 2. PHILADELPHIA, Al Hill 1 (Paul Holmgren, Ken Linseman) 7:20 3. VANCOUVER, Thomas Gradin 4 (Jere Gillis, Rick Blight) 17:34 Penalties – Lindgren V Kelly P 0:28, Bromley V (served by Martin) Clarke P 1:19, Goodenough V 4:06, Moore P (served by Leach) 5:03, Clarke P 12:16, Dailey P 13:28, Lapointe P 14:21, Oddleifson V 15:14, Gradin V 18:36 SECOND PERIOD 4. PHILADELPHIA, Reggie Leach 4 (Bobby Clarke, Rick MacLeish) 0:34 PPG GWG 5. PHILADELPHIA, Tom Gorence 3 (Rick Lapointe, Robbie Moore) 8:53 PPG 6. PHILADELPHIA, Blake Dunlop 1 (Paul Holmgren, Jim Watson) 10:27 Penalties – Fraser V Bathe P 1:56, Martin V Linseman P 4:13, Kearns V 7:11, Holmgren P 10:37, Grisdale V Bridgman P 15:25, McIlhargey V 16:51 THIRD PERIOD 7. PHILADELPHIA, Bill Barber 2 (Ken Linseman, Bob Dailey) 3:05 8. PHILADELPHIA, Paul Holmgren 1 (Bill Barber) 12:58 9. VANCOUVER, Don Kozak 1 (Thomas Gradin, Curt Fraser) 15:11 Penalties – Lapointe P 5:08, Lindgren V Hill P 8:03, Kelly P 18:02 Shots on goal by CANUCKS 15 11 5 31 FLYERS 10 12 6 26 VANCOUVER, Gary Bromley; PHILADELPHIA, Robbie Moore Power play: VAN – 0 for 7 2 for 19 in series, PHI – 3 for 5 4 for 11 in series 17,077 at The Spectrum © Steve Lansky 2010 bigmouthsports.com NHL and the word mark and image of the Stanley Cup are registered trademarks and the NHL Shield and NHL Conference logos are trademarks of the National Hockey League. All NHL logos and marks and NHL team logos and marks as well as all other proprietary materials depicted herein are the property of the NHL and the respective NHL teams and may not be reproduced without the prior written consent of NHL Enterprises, L.P. Copyright © 2010 National Hockey League. All Rights Reserved. s 1979 PRELIMINARY ROUND 5 NEW YORK RANGERS 91 v. 10 LOS ANGELES KINGS 80 GM FRED SHERO, HC FRED SHERO v. GM GEORGE MAGUIRE, HC BOB BERRY RANGERS SWEEP SERIES Tuesday, April 10 Thursday, April 12 LOS ANGELES 1 @ NEW YORK 7 NEW YORK 2 @ LOS ANGELES 1 OVERTIME FIRST PERIOD FIRST PERIOD 1. NEW YORK, Lucien DeBlois 1 (Mike McEwen, Mario Marois) 6:15 PPG 1. LOS ANGELES, Syl Apps 1 (Glenn Goldup, Mike Murphy) 10:29 PPG 2. LOS ANGELES, Charlie Simmer 1 (Marcel Dionne) 9:17 PPG 3. NEW YORK, Mike McEwen 1 (Walt Tkaczuk) 14:16 PPG GWG Penalties – Holt L 2:35, Manery L 8:02, Esposito N 9:00, Tkaczuk N 11:34, Johnstone N Edestrand L 16:07 Penalties – Palmer L 4:23, Taylor L Plante N 6:25, Farrish N 8:49, Goldup L Don Maloney N (minors, majors) SECOND PERIOD 10:18, Holt L 12:31, Dave Maloney N 18:53, Goldup L Vadnais N 20:00 NO SCORING SECOND PERIOD Penalties – Halward L 4:54, Edestrand L 14:24, Esposito N 15:43, DeBlois N Heaslip L 15:53, Farrish N 17:21 4. NEW YORK, Steve Vickers 1 (Walt Tkaczuk, Ron Greschner) 6:15 5. NEW YORK, Dave Maloney 1 (Mike McEwen, Pierre Plante) 9:08 THIRD PERIOD 6. NEW YORK, Ron Greschner 1 (Anders Hedberg, Pat Hickey) 13:38 PPG 2. NEW YORK, Phil Esposito 1 (Don Murdoch, Don Maloney) 1:11 7. NEW YORK, Walt Tkaczuk 1 (Don Maloney, Carol Vadnais) 15:49 Penalties – Halward L (major, 10-minute misconduct) 1:39, Simmer L 8:35 Penalties – Dave Maloney N 6:57, Manery L 12:39, Farrish N 15:59 FIRST OVERTIME PERIOD THIRD PERIOD 3. NEW YORK, Phil Esposito 2 (Don Maloney) 6:11 GWG 8. NEW YORK, Dave Maloney 2 (Ron Duguay) 13:02 Penalties – None Penalties – Vadnais N 4:58, Dave Maloney N 13:49, Manery L Hickey N 16:53, Edestrand L Johnstone N 19:44 Shots on goal by Shots on goal by RANGERS 13 8 14 8 43 KINGS 14 9 9 32 KINGS 12 14 7 3 36 RANGERS 11 16 3 30 NEW YORK, John Davidson; LOS ANGELES, Mario Lessard LOS ANGELES, Mario Lessard; NEW YORK, John Davidson Power play – NYR – 0 for 5 3 for 8 in series, LA – 0 for 4 2 for 10 in series Power play – LA – 1 for 6, NYR – 3 for 3 12,029 at The Forum 17,372 at Madison Square Garden © Steve Lansky 2010 bigmouthsports.com NHL and the word mark and image of the Stanley Cup are registered trademarks and the NHL Shield and NHL Conference logos are trademarks of the National Hockey League. All NHL logos and marks and NHL team logos and marks as well as all other proprietary materials depicted herein are the property of the NHL and the respective NHL teams and may not be reproduced without the prior written consent of NHL Enterprises, L.P. Copyright © 2010 National Hockey League. All Rights Reserved. 1979 PRELIMINARY ROUND 6 ATLANTA FLAMES 90 v. 9 TORONTO MAPLE LEAFS 81 GM CLIFF FLETCHER, HC FRED CREIGHTON v. GM JIM GREGORY, HC ROGER NEILSON MAPLE LEAFS SWEEP SERIES Tuesday, April 10 Thursday, April 12 TORONTO 2 @ ATLANTA 1 ATLANTA 4 @ TORONTO 7 FIRST PERIOD FIRST PERIOD NO SCORING 1. TORONTO, Darryl Sittler 1 (Pat Boutette) 4:04 2. TORONTO, Darryl Sittler 2 (Lanny McDonald) 4:16 Penalties – Sittler T 0:13, Rota A 2:46, Williams T 4:09, Vail A 5:40, Jones T 9:57, Turnbull T 16:04, 3. TORONTO, Ron Ellis 1 (Dan Maloney, Joel Quenneville) 4:27 Williams T Plett A (10-minute misconducts) 20:00 4. ATLANTA, Jean Pronovost 2 (Eric Vail, Guy Chouinard) 10:52 PPG SECOND PERIOD Penalties – Plett A Williams T 0:22, Plett A 7:03, Burrows T 10:05, Quenneville T 10:18, Murdoch A 12:31 1. TORONTO, Walt McKechnie 1 (unassisted) 6:26 SHG 2. TORONTO, Walt McKechnie 2 (Dan Maloney, Ian Turnbull) 9:14 GWG SECOND PERIOD 3. ATLANTA, Jean Pronovost 1 (Ivan Boldirev) 16:37 5. TORONTO, Pat Boutette 1 (unassisted) 3:09 6. TORONTO, Dan Maloney 1 (Ron Wilson, Walt McKechnie) 8:38 PPG GWG Penalties – Russell A (minor, major) Boutette T (double minor, major) 5:11, Houston A 7:10, 7.
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