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Stanley Cup Finals, Game 7 - Avalanche win 4-3
JUNE 9 - FINAL123T
New Jersey 0 1 01  
Colorado 1 2 03
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Bourque's mission fulfilled as Avs win Stanley Cup

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STANLEY CUP FINALS
DATEOPPONENTRESULT/TIME (ET)
Sat., May. 26 at Colorado Avalanche L 0-5
Tue., May. 29 at Colorado Avalanche W 2-1
Thu., May. 31 Colorado Avalanche L 1-3
Sat., Jun. 2 Colorado Avalanche W 3-2
Mon., Jun. 4 at Colorado Avalanche W 4-1
Thu., Jun. 7 Colorado Avalanche L 0-4
Sat., Jun. 9 at Colorado Avalanche L 1-3
*- If NecessaryComplete Schedule & Results

Extra, Extra: Brodeur to Minnesota Wild in blockbuster deal
Martin Brodeur
Brodeur
No one saw this coming except Brodeur himself, (coach Larry Robinson) was shocked after hearing the news."It comes as a surprise, we thought Marty had been resituated. Obviously not." said Robinson. In the morning hours of Monday, Martin Brodeur received a phone call from Devils executives that he had been traded to the Wild only a week after the Stanley Cup Finals had ended. Brodeur didn't seem to shocked as he heard the news, and Martin looked very pleased to be headed out to Minnesota where he will reunite with old friends in that area.Martin Brodeur was traded for Goalie Manny Fernandez and defenseman Brad Bonmbardir of the Wild and a first round draft pick. Robinson stated earlier that Martin had not been playing to his potential and he wants to ensure the future of the already shakened New Jersey Devils.
  • Plenty of disappointment
  • Quest for the Cup | Cup predictions | Notebook

    An empty feeling
    As Ray Bourque's streak of never winning the cup ended, so did coach Larry Robinson's run of never losing the cup, despite his pregame prediction that New Jersey would ruin Denver's prematurely announced plans for a parade. Robinson had been 8-0 in the finals as a player, assistant coach and head coach, but that streak ended as Colorado -- which had lost Game 7s to Dallas in the Western Conference finals the past two seasons -- won its second cup in six seasons. "I felt very confident going into this game, very confident," said Robinson. "It's 1-0, we took a stupid penalty, it's 2-0 and you are fighting the rest of the game to get back."
  • Adelson: Wrong exit | Game 7 just makes sense
  • Stanley Cup Game 7 history | Avs, Devils histories

    Beezer retires
    John Vanbiesbrouck
    Vanbiesbrouck
    Backup goaltender John Vanbiesbrouck ended his NHL career by retiring shortly after the Devils lost the Stanley Cup. Vanbiesbrouck, who was acquired late in the season from the Islanders, was hoping to end his career with his first cup, but it didn't happen. "I just feel like it's time to pursue other endeavors," said Vanbiesbrouck, who didn't see any action in the playoffs. "I came in as a young 18-year-old in Colorado and played my first game. It's ironic my last game is here, too. It's been a special 20 years."
  • By the numbers | Must-See OT



    Morganti: Reap what you sow
    For the Devils, it was like they were little kids who did something wrong and their mother said "serves you right." They couldn't button this thing down when they had the chance, just like they couldn't button down other series. It seems they thought they could always turn it on when they had to. But Colorado is an elite team, even without Peter Forsberg. The Devils had their opportunities to sew this thing up. But it always seemed to take them a while to realize the quicksand they were in.
     
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    videoNew Jersey vs. Colorado
     Patrik Elias sets up Petr Sykora on the power play for the Devils' only goal of the game (Courtesy: ABC Sports).
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    New Jersey vs. Colorado
     The Devils are twice robbed of goals in the first -- once by Patrick Roy and again by the post (Courtesy: ABC Sports).
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    New Jersey vs. Colorado
     John Madden makes a nifty step over an outstretched stick and skate in for the goal (Courtesy: ABC Sports).
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    New Jersey vs. Colorado
     Sergei Brylin redirects the Alexander Mogilny shot past Colorado's Patrick Roy (Courtesy: ABC Sports).
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    New Jersey vs. Colorado
     Alexander Mogilny takes the drop pass from Scott Gomez and fires home the wrister (Courtesy: ABC Sports).
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    New Jersey vs. Colorado
     Petr Sykora finds Patrik Elias on the 2-on-1 break for the goal (Courtesy: ABC Sports).
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    Devils helper
     Brian Rafalski had two assists and joins ESPN's John Buccigross to talk about Game 5.
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  • "You are on an emotional high for so long and you lose and it comes to a halt -- poof! -- and you're done. You're going home."
    – Bobby Holik
     
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    TEAM W L T OTL PTS
    New Jersey 48 19 12 3 111
    Philadelphia 43 25 11 3 100
    Pittsburgh 42 28 9 3 96
    NY Rangers 33 43 5 1 72