Third Annual Ultimate NHL Playoff Bracket
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Tag Archives: Jari Kurri
Top-seeded ’76-’77 Canadiens Comeback Multiple Times to Take Game 2, 6-5, and Open Up 2-0 Series Lead
The 6th-seeded ’82-’83 Edmonton Oilers never really got going in Game 1. Well, they got going early here in Game 2. Jaroslav Pouzar scored just three minutes and 20 seconds into the game, his seventh of the tournament, to give … Continue reading
Posted in Final, Ultimate NHL Playoff
Tagged Edmonton Oilers, Final, Guy Lafleur, Guy Lapointe, Jari Kurri, Jaroslav Pouzar, Ken Dryden, Larry Robinson, Lee Fogolin, Mark Messier, Montreal Canadiens, Paul Coffey, Pete Mahovlich, Rejean Houle, Serge Savard, Steve Shutt, Ultimate NHL Playoff, Wayne Gretzky, Yvan Cournoyer
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Three Points from Anderson and Gretzky Lead 6th-seeded ’82-’83 Oilers to 3-2 Series Lead with 6-3 Win
Game 5 was just a bunch of goals with a bunch of penalties thrown in between. There were four penalty calls before there was even a goal, which is surprising given how many early goals that have been scored in … Continue reading
Four Point Night from Gretzky as 6th-seeded ’82-’83 Oilers take 2-0 Series Lead over 15th-seeded ’95-’96 Avs w/8-2 Win
This game was over in the first period. The game started with an ejection just two and a half minutes in. Chris Simon was given a five-minute major for checking from behind and a 10-minute game misconduct. This was Simon’s … Continue reading
Gretzky Dominates as 6th-seeded ’82-’83 Oilers Sweep 19th-seeded ’05-’06 Mighty Ducks in High-Scoring Series
This might have been the highest-scoring sweep in Ultimate NHL Playoff history. The 6th-seeded ’82-’83 Edmonton Oilers and the 19th-seeded ’05-’06 Mighty Ducks of Anaheim combined for 41 goals, which is, obviously, a little over 10 combined goals per game. … Continue reading
Posted in Quarterfinal, Ultimate NHL Playoff
Tagged Andy McDonald, Andy Moog, Charlie Huddy, Edmonton Oilers, Glenn Anderson, Ilya Bryzgalov, Jari Kurri, Jean-Sebastien Giguere, Mark Messier, Mighty Ducks of Anaheim, Paul Coffey, Quarterfinal, Ryan Getzlaf, Scott Niedermayer, Teemu Selanne, Ultimate NHL Playoff, Wayne Gretzky
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