ESPN.com - NHL Playoffs 2003 - St. Louis Blues vs. Vancouver Canucks

SERIES TIED 0-0

GAME 1:  STL 6, @VAN 0
Final: Recap | Box Score

GAME 2:  @VAN 2, STL 1
Final: Recap | Box Score

GAME 3:  @STL 3, VAN 1
Final: Recap | Box Score

GAME 4:  @STL 4, VAN 1
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*GAME 5:  @VAN 5, STL 3
Final: Recap | Box Score

*GAME 6:  VAN 4, @STL 3
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*GAME 7:  @VAN 4, STL 1
Final: Recap | Box Score

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Brendan Morrison celebrates his decisive goal Tuesday.

Canucks rally past Blues
Trevor Linden helps the Canucks rally from a 3-1 series deficit to rout the Blues 4-1 and win their series.

NOVEMBER 25 - 8:30 PM ET

St. Louis

8-9-0-4, 20

Dallas

11-6-0-6, 28

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St. Louis vs. Dallas Stat Comparison

Leaders	St. Louis	Dallas
Points	E. Johnson 15.0	B. Richards 28.0
Goals	D. Perron 9.0	J. Neal 11.0
Wins	C. Mason 6.0	M. Turco 8.0


		A look at the games of St. Louis' Chris Osgood and Vancouver's Dan Cloutier. More…						Scott Mellanby and Trevor Linden will be key figures in their first-round matchup. More…

“Obviously I wasn't thinking too much about my birthday today. The phones were unhooked and cell phones were off so I could just focus on the game and not worry about any distractions.”

— Dan Cloutier, after helping the Canucks advance Tuesday.

Naslund, Canucks force Game 7 with defeat of Blues
Thanks to a goal and two assists by Markus Naslund, the Canucks held on to defeat the Blues in Game 6.

Wilkie: Blues feeling green
The Blues will be facing the rejuvenated Canucks and effects of the flu in Game 6.

Canucks find some offense, just in time
Todd Bertuzzi and Brendan Morrison are on the board, and the Canucks are still alive.

Wheatley: Searching for offense
The Canucks are staring at yet another first-round exit, and their top line is nowhere to be found.

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AllNight: Canucks center Henrik Sedin tells Todd Wright about a key score in the Game 7 win over the Blues.
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St. Louis vs. Vancouver
The Canucks tied their series with a 2-1 victory over the Blues.
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St. Louis 41-24-11-6 Roster Playoff History		Vancouver 45-23-13-1 Roster Playoff History

RAY FERRARO

In Game 7, the Blues need to avoid mistakes and stay out of the penalty box -- and they have to get some production from the Tkachuk-Mellanby-Demitra line. Chris Osgood will also have to be better than he was in giving up four goals in Game 6. The Canucks must get the kind of production they have been from the Naslund-Bertuzzi-Morrison line in the last two games (four goals, four assists). And Vancouver must hold on to any lead it gets. The Canucks have given away leads twice in this series, and that reinforces the fact that they need a solid performance out of Dan Cloutier.

STL		VAN
253.0	GOALS	264.0
2.71	GAA	2.54
80/391	PP	87/420
81.7	PK%	84.1
28.1	SPG	29.1
19.6	AVG. PIM	14.4
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
Perron 9	GOALS	Sedin 13
Johnson 13	ASTS	Kesler 14
Johnson 15	PTS	Sedin 24
Conklin 2.24	GAA	Raycroft 2.19
• Series stats: STL \| VAN • Playoff stats: STL \| VAN • Season stats: STL \| VAN • Comparisons: Player \| Team

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