The Boston Bruins didn’t just take the Stanley Cup, they did so decisively. In an exciting Stanley Cup Series that came down to Game Seven, the Bruins had to win on the road in order to take home the coveted trophy. And win they did, by shutting out the Vancouver Canucks 4-0.

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It doesn’t get a whole lot more exciting than a Stanley Cup Finals series that comes down to Game Seven. Game Seven of the Stanley Cup Finals will have the Vancouver Canucks against the Boston Bruins, with both just one game away from the championship.

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When the Boston Bruins win, it is in a flashy fashion. That is exactly what happened in Boston in Game Six of the Stanley Cup Finals, where the Bruins topped the Vancouver Canucks 5-2. The win evens the series and pushes the series into an exciting Game Seven.

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The Vancouver Canucks have taken a step closer to reaching their goal of the Stanley Cup by topping the Boston Bruins 1-0 over the weekend. The win puts them ahead in the Stanley Cup Final series 3-2, which means they are now one win away from winning the coveted championship.

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The 2011 Stanley Cup Finals is proving to be quite an exciting series. The series began with the Vancouver Canucks winning the first two games, looking like they had the upper hand. Then, the Boston Bruins came back strong and topped the Canucks decisively in the next two games. The series is now tied 2-2, and both teams are hoping to take the lead in Game Five.

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The Boston Bruins looked like they were struggling following Game Two, with the Vancouver Canucks taking a 2-0 lead in the series. Now, the Bruins have come back in a big way and evened the series with two big wins. The second came on Wednesday with a 4-0 win by the Bruins. The series is now at 2-2.

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Hockey is known for the physical nature of the competition on the ice, but sometimes the game can get a little too physical. This happened in game three of the Stanley Cup Finals between the Boston Bruins and the Vancouver Canucks. During the game, Canucks’ Aaron Rome hit Bruins’ Nathan Horton, and the hit was deemed late, resulting in a five-minute major penalty on Rome. Horton will miss the rest of the Stanley Cup Finals because of a concussion suffered during the hit.

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Game Two of the Stanley Cup Finals was an exciting event that took the game into overtime. When the dust settled, it was the Vancouver Canucks who came out on top and took a 3-2 win. The win also means that that Canucks now lead the series 2-0 over the Boston Bruins.

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The Vancouver Canucks had to fight hard to secure a 1-0 win over the Boston Bruins in Game One of the Stanley Cup Finals. The defensive-heavy game featured two scoreless periods before the Canucks broke the deadlock, but they could be dealing with a defensive setback of their own for Game Two.

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The Stanley Cup Finals are officially underway, and Game One proved to be an exciting matchup. When the dust settled, it was the Vancouver Canucks that found the net and took a 1-0 win over the Boston Bruins. The game started with a hard-fought scoreless first period. The second period was again scoreless, and it took the third period to break the deadlock.

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