STANLEY CUP PLAYOFFS RECAP MAY 8 2017 – GAME 7 DOUBLE HEADER
CAPITALS SURGE TO FORCE GAME 7
The Capitals raced out to a five-goal lead on the strength of multi-point efforts from Andre Burakovsky (2-0—2), Nicklas Backstrom (1-1—2), T. J. Oshie (1-1—2) and Evgeny Kuznetsov (0-2—2) to stave off elimination for the second time in the series and force Game 7.
STANLEY CUP PLAYOFFS MUSINGS
- Capitals forward T.J. Oshie opened the scoring and added an assist to set a career playoff high with 4-8—12 in 12 GP
- Sidney Crosby recorded his 97th career playoff assist (all w/ PIT, 134 GP) to pass Mario Lemieux (96 in 107 GP) for sole possession of first place on the Penguins’ all-time list
- Penguins forward Jake Guentzel scored his ninth goal of the 2017 Stanley Cup Playoffs to extend his franchise record for goals by a rookie in a single postseason. Guentzel (9-4—13 in 11 GP) also tied Jaromir Jagr (3-10—13 in 1991) for most points by a Penguins rookie in a single postseason
SETTING UP A GAME 7 DOUBLE-HEADER ON WEDNESDAY
Wednesday will now feature two Game 7s, with Pittsburgh visiting Washington (7:30 p.m. ET) followed by Edmonton vs. Anaheim (10 p.m. ET)
- Home teams are 97-69 (.584) all-time in Game 7s in the Stanley Cup Playoffs, including a 3-2 mark in 2016.
- The team that scores first is 124-42 all-time (.747), including a 5-0 mark in 2016.
- Forty Game 7s have required overtime (40-of-166, 24.1%). Home and road teams each have 20 wins.
MONDAY’S STANLEY CUP PLAYOFFS RESULT
Home Team in Caps
WASHINGTON 5, Pittsburgh 2 – series tied 3-3
TUESDAY’S STANLEY CUP PLAYOFFS
All Times Eastern
Ottawa @ NY Rangers, OTT leads 3-2, 7:30 p.m.
Stanley Cup Playoff schedule


