The St. Louis Blues became the third team to punch their ticket to the conference finals on Tuesday night. St. Louis edged Dallas 2-1 in overtime to make the Western Conference Finals where they await either San Jose or Colorado. The Sharks and Avalanche will face off in Game 7 tonight to close out the conference finals.
Pat Maroon is a St. Louis boy, and said his son was watching in the stands.
He sent the Blues to the Western Conference Final with a 2OT game-winner. pic.twitter.com/27MVoPQXJU
— Brad Galli (@BradGalli) May 8, 2019
Pat Maroon was the hero for St. Louis last night. Maroon is a native of St. Louis, so seeing him notch the series clinching goal in double overtime brought many fans to tears. It was the second time he had scored a game winning goal this series, as he also tallied the game winner in Game 3.
'Bravo, Ben Bishop': Twitter reacts to Stars goalie's masterful performance in Game 7 vs. Blues | @_joeyhayden #GoStars https://t.co/qPQnuM58sW
— SportsDay Stars (@dmn_stars) May 8, 2019
Ben Bishop was phenomenal in the net for the Stars last night, and his performance almost led to Dallas stealing the series. Bishop stopped 52 of 54 shots in Game 7, and was fantastic throughout the series.
The best two words:
GAME SEVEN.#BeatTheSharks #GoAvsGo https://t.co/CyitQlgMPB
— x – Colorado Avalanche (@Avalanche) May 8, 2019
The final conference finalist will be determined late tonight as the San Jose Sharks host the Colorado Avalanche in a winner-take-all Game 7. One of the big questions heading into the game is whether Joe Pavelski will play, and early indications are that he will be on the ice.
Buffalo Beauts owner Kim Pegula has given up control of the NWHL franchise.https://t.co/ZLQFWFcBlQ
— Sportsnet (@Sportsnet) May 8, 2019
The Buffalo Sabres ownership group has decided to end their involvement in the National Women’s Hockey League. The NWHL is on thin ice after more than 200 women’s hockey players threatened to boycott the league, and this move further clouds whether or not we will see the NWHL survive.
Boston’s Charlie McAvoy has been suspended for one game for an Illegal Check to the Head on Columbus’ Josh Anderson. https://t.co/17QswFLyfI
— NHL Player Safety (@NHLPlayerSafety) May 7, 2019
The NHL confirmed what we all assumed would happen after Charlie McAvoy went to the head of Josh Anderson in Game 6 of Boston’s series with Columbus. McAvoy has been suspended for Game 1 of the Eastern Conference Finals.
Top Stories
- Hochman: ‘Patrick’s son started sobbing.’ Scenes from the Blues’ Game 7 win on Maroon’s goal | St. Louis Post Dispatch
- Stanley Cup Playoffs 2019: Blues beat Stars in 2OT thriller to advance to Western Conference Final | CBS Sports
- Sharks-Avalanche Game 7: Will Joe Pavelski play tonight? We asked his wife | The Mercury News
- Sabres owners give up women’s team in NWHL | ESPN
- McAvoy suspended one game for hit | TSN
