At Boston:
Goals scored by Bryan Bickell and Dave Bolland during a 17-second span in the last 76 seconds of regulation enabled the Chicago Blackhawks to come from behind to upend the Boston Bruins 3-2 on the road on Monday night in game six of the Stanley Cup Final to win their second Stanley Cup title in four years and their fifth overall. The 'Hawks' Patrick Kane won the Conn Smythe Trophy as playoff Most Valuable Player. Here are the Blackhawks celebrating their championship victory.
Sports Illustrated photo by David E. Klutho
At Chicago:
Patrick Kane (that's him celebrating) scored twice on Saturday while Corey Crawford, turned back 24 of 25 shots as the Chicago Blackhawks held off the visiting Boston Bruins 3-1 in game five of the Stanley Cup Final. The Blackhawks, who lead the series three games to two, can lock up their second Stanley Cup title in four years with a game-six win in Boston on Monday.
Getty Images photo by Bill Smith
At Boston:
Brent Seabrook (that's him celebrating with Duncan Keith) scored the winning goal at 9:51 of overtime on Wednesday night as the Chicago Blackhawks squared the Stanley Cup Final at two games apiece (and reclaimed home-ice advantage) following their 6-5 road win over the Boston Bruins. The series will resume in Chicago on Saturday.
Getty Images photo by Harry How
At Boston:
Second-period goals from Daniel Paille and Patrice Bergeron (power play, shown here, beating Chicago goalie Corey Crawford) along with the shutout performance from Tuukka Rask (28 saves) carried the Boston Bruins to a 2-0 home victory over the Chicago Blackhawks in game three of the Stanley Cup Final played on Monday. The Bruins lead the series two games to one. Game four is on Wednesday in Boston.
Associated Press photo by Charles Krupa
At Chicago:
Daniel Paille, seen here beating Corey Crawford, scored the winning goal at 13:48 of overtime on Saturday as the Boston Bruins squared the Stanley Cup Final at one game apiece following their 2-1 game-two road win over the Chicago Blackhawks. Tuukka Rask saved 33 of 34 Chicago shots as the Bruins seized home-ice advantage. The series shifts to Boston for game three on Monday.
Getty Images photo by Bruce (Don't Call Me Herman Brix) Bennett
At Chicago:
Andrew Shaw (seen here beating goalie Tuukka Rask) scored the game-winning goal at 12:08 of the third overtime period as the Chicago Blackhawks, who at one time in the third period, trailed 3-1, upended the visiting Boston Bruins 4-3 in the opening game of the Stanley Cup Final, played on Wednesday night. This was the fifth-longest game in finals history. The series will resume in Chicago on Saturday night.
Reuters photo by John Gress
