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Levine: Nothing logical about Game 7

By Rich Levine
CSNNE.com

In the 39 years since the Bruins last won it all, the Stanley Cup Finals have gone the distance seven times. But of those seven series, only two played out as systematically as this year’s classic between the B’s and Canucks.

The first was in 2003: New Jersey Devils vs. Gordon Bombay’s Mighty Ducks of Anaheim. In that series, the Devils took the first two games at home, before losing the next two on the road. They won Game 5 at home, lost Game 6 on the road and the teams headed into Game 7 with neither having won on the other's ice.

The same thing happened in 2009, when the Red Wings took a 2-0 lead at home against the Penguins, before the series fell into that same rare but predictable pattern.

One we’re all pretty sick of here in Boston.
Over the last two weeks the Bruins and Canucks have played one series on two very different planes. There’s the Vancouver series, where the Bruins sticks go soft and Tim Thomas gambles with the success rate of Antoine Walker. In Vancouver, the Canucks are mentally tougher and find greater strength in the biggest moments; they dictate the action. Meanwhile, Roberto Luongo turns into Patrick Roy (but still looks like Jean Girard from ). The Bruins haven’t played poorly north of the border, but for one reason or another, they’ve never played well enough to win.

Then there’s the Boston series. In Boston, the Bruins are unbeatable. The games are so one-sided that you wonder (regardless of whether they’re playing in Boston, Vancouver or Mars) how the B’s could ever lose. They’re a better team in every facet of the game. They’re the best team in the league.

But unfortunately, you know the deal. Tonight, with everything on the line, the Bruins won’t have the luxury of home ice. Instead, they’ll get a fourth chance to win a Stanley Cup road game; a chance bestowed on only two other teams in the last 40 years. Can they do it? Can they break the cycle?

The Ducks couldn’t. In 2003, they rode into Game 7 on the back of super goalie Jean Sebastian Giguere (who stepped into the starting role after Goldberg got the chicken pox), but fell to the Devils, 3-0. And if we’re being honest, no one would be shocked if the Bruins experienced a similar fate.

As great as the entire city feels after the latest Boston beatdown, we’ve been here before.

The Past of the Anaheim Ducks jersey

The 1st Ducks jersey was initially utilised in 1993 the moment the team first started play in the NHL under the identity of the "Anaheim Mighty Ducks". In case you have by chance witnessed the Mighty Ducks movies, developed via the Disney Organization, you'll figure out what the earliest Ducks hockey team uniform would look like. The two road and home uniforms included a logo design which was similar to an old goaltender mask sized to suit the face from a cartoon Duck. These kinds of uniforms were incredibly marketable because they had been not only contained inside the aforementioned film, and yet are also fairly fashionable. The purple and green away uniform had been a very popular seller back in the 1990's.
After the Ducks operation had been acquired from the Disney Organization in 2006, the organization's vice-president Brian Burke chose to drop the "Mighty" from "Mighty Ducks" group label and just end up being called the Ducks. Because of the brand change, the Ducks decided to release a whole new jersey as a way to allow the team a brand new personality. Showcasing a webbed foot in the contour associated with a "D", the newest jersey emblem would spell out the term "Ducks" in complete upper case text letters, together with the location "Anaheim" displayed above. This particular jersey furthermore featured gold, white, black colored, and orange colored diagonal lines running across the top right of the jersey to the bottom left corner. As opposed to the ancient purple eggplant styles put on by the Mighty Ducks squad, the latest darkish Ducks jerseys ended up merely black in shade.

The Anaheim Ducks also have made use of a couple of special jerseys during their own history. The very first ended up being introduced within the 1995-1996 year and was initially green in color selection showcasing an cartoon Ducks mascot soaring from the ice. With a lot critique to the model, the jersey ended up being instantly retired and presently is very difficult to come across! The Ducks hockey team also utilized 3rd in addition to fourth jerseys from 1997 to 2001 of which featured primarily minimal variations of their normal uniforms (in particular numerous acquired a different stripe, or coloring changes). The most current third uniform was initially revealed in 2003 and held up right until the 2006 season. This jersey was very comparable with the usual Ducks jerseys people see today as it had lettering rather then a logo on the front.

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