Detroit 4, Dallas 1
Detroit cruises on goals by Brian Rafalski and Johan Franzen in
the first period, and two more by Tomas Holmstrom and Valteri
Filppula in the second. Three of the Wings' tallies come on the
power play. Chris Osgood makes 20 saves, but is denied a shutout
when Brenden Morrow scores late in the third. GameCenter |
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Game 2
Detroit 2, Dallas 1
Henrik Zetterberg puts Detroit ahead for good with a power-play
goal at 15:13 of the first period. Darren Helm also scores, and
Chris Osgood needs just 17 saves for the win. The teams scuffle
at the end of the contest when Dallas' Mike Ribeiro slashes
Osgood across the chest as time expires. GameCenter |
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Game 3
Detroit 5, Dallas 2
Pavel Datsyuk records his first postseason hat trick and Henrik
Zetterberg records a goal and two assists. Jiri Hudler records
the deciding goal with 8:06 left in the second period when he
converts on a breakaway. Chris Osgood makes 16 saves for his
ninth consecutive win. GameCenter |
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Game 4
Dallas 3, Detroit 1
Mike Modano records his fifth of the playoffs at 5:35 of the
third period to give Dallas the lead for good. Loui Eriksson
opens the scoring to give the Stars their first lead of the
series, and Brenden Morrow provides an insurance goal. Marty
Turco makes 33 saves. GameCenter |
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Game 5
Dallas 2, Detroit 1
Joel Lundqvist breaks a tie 6:04 into the second period for the
eventual game-winner. Marty Turco finishes with 38 saves, and
Trevor Daley also scores for Dallas, which takes advantage of
poorly executed line changes by the Red Wings on both
goals. Jiri Hudler nets Detroit's goal. GameCenter |
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Game 6
Detroit 4, Dallas 1
The Red Wings build a four-goal lead on tallies by Kris Draper,
Pavel Datsyuk, Dallas Drake and Henrik Zetterberg. Chris Osgood
finishes with 28 saves, but loses the shutout 2 1/2 minutes into
the third when Stephane Robidas scores for Dallas. Detroit
advances to the Stanley Cup Final for the first time since
2002. GameCenter |
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Detroit's scoring depth took a small hit when Johan Franzen got
knocked out of the lineup, but Zetterberg filled the void with
ease. He finished the series with four goals, including two
shorthanded tallies and a game-winner, four assists, and posted
a plus-5 rating in the series. The Swede registered points in
all but one game, and enters the Stanley Finals tied for first
in points (21), second in goals (11) and first in plus-minus
(plus-15).
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Game 6: The Red Wings capture the Clarence Campbell Bowl for the fifth time since 1995. (Getty Images)
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