Chicago, isn't that a suburb of Peoria?

If it is, that would make Wisconsin a sub-suburb of Peoria I think. :rolleyes2

Yep, fits the logic.

Flyers took 2 games at home but had to come back to Chicago. I don't think they like it there with 3-0 at the end of 1st period.

I don't see my 2nd period post. :hair: Screwed up again. :banghead:
Well, Phili came back hard and fast right out of the box to keep Chicago fighting through the period to end 3-5.



The Flyers had shown Chicago not to be comfortable with only a 2 point lead and they kept the pressure on to bring it to 4-5 in the last 4 minutes. Must have scared Chicago because they nailed 2 more for a 7-4 victory for the 5th game. Now back to Philli where they haven't lost yet.

Hey, if both teams win all their home games, I'll get the result I wanted.

I've been rooting for the Blackhawks this year even before my beloved Penguins. I wanted to see them play the Habs for the cup.:D Whoever does win is going to earn it this year. And I won't call Philli out yet.

No, Philly's not out yet, not by a long shot. But maybe tomorrow night will be decisive. If not then, well, we'll know by the end of the week.

About half a period to go, and it's 3-2, Chicago.

The Flyers have 10 minutes to change the score from 3-2 before the Blackhawks take the cup to Chicago. :hockey:

Philli ties it up with 3 minutes 59 seconds left.

4:23, now. And Chicago just robbed Philly of the tying goal.

Ah, there it is, tied, at 16:01.