SPORTS
Thursday, June 13, 2019
East Oregonian
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St. Louis’ Alex Pietrangelo carries the Stanley Cup after
the Blues defeated the Boston Bruins on Wednesday in
Game 7 of the Stanley Cup Final in Boston.
AP Photo/Charles Krupa
Arch Madness: Blues win 1st Stanley Cup, beating Bruins 4-1
By JIMMY GOLEN
Associated Press
BOSTON — Ryan
O’Reilly scored for the
fourth straight game and
rookie Jordan Binnington
stopped 32 shots in Game 7
of the Stanley Cup Final on
Wednesday night to lead
the St. Louis Blues to a 4-1
victory over the Boston
Bruins and their fi rst NHL
championship.
Alex Pietrangelo added
a goal and an assist and
Brayden Schenn and Zach
Sanford also scored for St.
Louis. The Blues woke up
on New Year’s morning
with the worst record in the
league but won 30 of their
fi nal 49 regular-season
games and soared through
the playoffs to reach the
fi nal for the fi rst time since
1970.
Coach Craig Berube,
who took over when Mike
Yeo was fi red in Novem-
ber, is the fourth coach in
the past 11 years hired in
midseason to lead his team
to the NHL title.
Matt Grzelcyk scored
the Bruins’ only goal, and
Tuukka Rask stopped 16
shots for Boston.
Boston outshot St. Louis
33-20, but the Blues went
ahead at the end of the fi rst
period on goals from Reilly
and Pietrangelo about three
minutes apart. The second
period was scoreless, then
Schenn put it out of reach
with 8:35 to play and San-
ford made it 4-0 before the
STANLEY CUP FINAL
St. Louis
Boston
4
1
Blues wins series, 4-3
Bruins spoiled Binning-
ton’s bid for a shutout.
St. Louis can stop sing-
ing the blues.
It’s time to play Gloria.
Returning to the site of
their last appearance in the
fi nal, which ended when
Bobby Orr sailed through
the air after scoring the
Cup winner, the Blues won
for the third time in Bos-
ton this series and an NHL
record-tying 10th time in
the postseason.
O’Reilly won the Conn
Smythe Trophy as the
MVP of the postseason.
He is the fi rst player since
Wayne Gretzky to score in
four consecutive Stanley
Cup Final games.
Not so surprising with
Gretzky, who is the NHL’s
leading regular-season and
playoff scorer, but O’Reilly
had just three goals in his
fi rst 22 postseason games.
Boston will have to con-
sole itself with the two
major sports champion-
ships it has already won in
the past year, or the dozen
trophies that have been
chauffeured through Bos-
ton in a parade of the city’s
iconic, amphibious Duck
Boats. Three of them have
come at St. Louis’ expense.
The Bruins tried to har-
ness all the local karma
they could.
Olympic gold medal-
ist Aly Raisman and Julian
Edelman waved a ban-
ner before the game while
wearing David Ortiz jer-
seys; the Red Sox slugger
is recuperating just a mile
or so away from an assassi-
nation attempt in his native
Dominican Republic.
Retired Red Sox pitcher
Curt Schilling also was
in the crowd, wearing his
World Series ring and a
Bruins jersey. Portable
party Rob Gronkowski
also made an appearance
on the video board.
And
the
Bruins
responded,
dominating
for long stretches of time
except in the way that mat-
tered most.
The Blues had just one
shot on goal heading into
the fi nal minutes of the fi rst
period, but they scored fi rst
when O’Reilly defl ected
a shot from Jay Bouw-
meester into the net. Then
with just 8 seconds left in
the period and Bruins for-
ward Brad Marchand ten-
tative on a line change,
Pietrangelo beat Rask to
make it 2-0.
Bouwmeester played in
1,184 regular-season games
— the third most among
active players who had not
gotten their names etched
on the Stanley Cup.
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