Pens/Flyers Game Five, Live Blog

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james mirtle found this 5/18/2008 on sports.aol.com [flag]
Hard as it is to believe, the odds got a little bit better for the Philadelphia Flyers in the last 24 hours as the news broke that defenseman Kimmo Timonen, who had been thought to be lost for the remainder of the playoffs, will return to the lineup in time for Game Five. It's less certain that Braydon Coburn, who still has one eye swollen shut, will get back on the ice, though the Flyers ... [link]

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Published 5/18/2008 by James Mirtle (noreply@blogger.com) at james mirtle
[image] [image] Eastern Conference final (2) Pittsburgh v. (6) Philadelphia Penguins lead series 3-1 Feel free to join myself and Eric McErlain over at FanHouse for a live blog of Game 5 in the Eastern Conference final. Can Philadelphia extend the series? The game gets going in about 20 minutes, but we're chatting during pregame already. .

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Confluence of the Three Rivers posted 5/17/2008 from mvn.com

The Stars just beat the Red Wings in Detroit in Game Five. Sounds like more reason for the Pens to end it on Sunday. You’d think that Bobby Orr and Paul Coffey were lacing them up for the Flyers in Game Five back at the Igloo. Yes, it looks like Kimmo Timonen and/or Braydon Coburn will play tomorrow. Certainly, their presence will bring an emotional lift to the Flyers.
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Penguins Notebook: Roberts practices, could play today

The Pensblog found this 5/18/2008 on www.post-gazette.com

Rugged left winger Gary Roberts practiced with the Penguins yesterday and could play today in Game 5 against the Philadelphia Flyers. ...
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Pens-Flyers Game Five Thoughts

sleahy21 posted 5/18/2008 from goingfivehole.blogspot.com

four to go
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Penguins advance to Stanley Cup Finals with 6-0 shutout over Flyers

Confluence of the Three Rivers posted 5/18/2008 from mvn.com

How sweet it is !!! “Play Penguins hockey and this series is over”. That was the statement I made prior to both Game Five’s in the Rangers and Flyers series, and that’s exactly what the Pens did. The Penguins played another near-perfect game, combined with some fortunate breaks, and thumped the Flyers 6-0 today to win the Eastern Conference championship and a trip to the Stanley Cup Finals.
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Penguins Shutout Flyers 6-0 and Advance to Stanley Cup Finals!

NHLPens posted 5/19/2008 from nhlpens.com

The Pittsburgh Penguins are the 2008 Eastern Conference Champions after decisively beating the Philadelphia Flyers 6-0 in game 5 on Sunday. The Penguins maintained their perfect post-season home record. In fact, the Penguins have won their last 16 home games, a streak that has been intact since February 24th. Marc-Andre Fluery posted his league-leading 3rd post-season shutout and Sidney Crosby ...
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