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Running The Goalie Continues

from Adam Proteau of the Hockey News,

The NHL’s 2009 post-season has a theme rapidly developing.

If you happen to be a netminder in the greatest hockey league there is, it’s probably not a theme you’re fond of.

You could see that theme – let’s call it “The Running Of The Goalies” – on display during both second-round games played Friday night.

Skating before their hometown fans, the Red Wings were the beneficiaries of Johan Franzen’s bull-like charge into Anaheim G-man (if a defenseman can be a D-Man, surely a goalie can be a G-man, right?) Jonas Hiller for Detroit’s first goal in a 3-2 Game 1 win over the Ducks.

In Boston, Hurricanes left winger Ryan Bayda barreled into pipe patroller Tim Thomas milliseconds after Carolina’s Jussi Jokinen scored the visiting team’s first goal in a 4-1 Game 1 loss to the Bruins.

continued & watch both plays from last night that Adam refers to below…

 

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