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Ducks Beat Detroit 2-1 To Setup A Game 7
by Paul on 05/13/09 at 12:39 AM ET
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Ducks were the more desperate team to force game 7 on Thursday in Detroit.
added 6:39am, from Helene Elliott of the LA Times,
“It’s going to be awesome. It’s exciting. This is what we play for,” said Getzlaf, who scored the Ducks’ first goal, during a power play, and took the shot that was redirected by Corey Perry past Chris Osgood for their second goal, both during the second period. “We’re excited to go into Detroit and try and get a win.”
They wouldn’t have had that chance if not for his stellar effort, a 38-save performance by a well-protected Jonas Hiller and a focused effort by the Ducks that fractured occasionally but never broke….
“I think they were more desperate tonight than we were,” Detroit defenseman Nicklas Lidstrom said. “We had too many turnovers that created more time in our zone than we wanted to.”
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