Pittsburgh - San Jose Pittsburgh Penguins prevailed with 3-2 of San Jose Sharks on Tuesday's dawn in their first runoff finish. A Pittsburgh amazing in the first bout was 2-0 instead of 4-0 or 5-0. A San Jose who showed "shuffled" and woke up in the second bout to balance 2-2. And a third season of finals, better with Pittsburgh who scored 2 '33' 'before the finale and took the victory. What did we see? We saw San Jose not responding to Pittsburgh speed. We saw a San Jose not being in the Pittsburgh highlight, but when he did, he showed that he could create big problems in the Penguins goalie.
With 1-0 ahead of the victories, Pittsburgh can make a title jump tonight in the second match at his home and then go for the two matches in San Jose hoping to get one.
Will San José appear again so "injured"? Will he attack so that he has hopes, or will hell out of possession of the Pittsburgh pack that leaves him no time to attack? The answer to the above two questions will determine the outcome of the missed race.
If San Jose is attacking, if he takes initiatives then he can win the defensive Pittsburgh defense. The Sharks in the last four games that followed their defeat (that is, in the next game by someone they lost) have 4-0 (all wins) and a total score for 20-4 ... It is a statistic that shows to react. Probably the return of the very fast aggressive Nieton from injury is an additional feature for Sharks, even though Penguin's formidable final striker, Rust, is doubtful if he will play (will be decided at the last minute).
I get Sharks 'win at 2.10 (simple win, counts all the match not only 60') and Over 5.5 goals at 2.25. With low starter ...
PS: No goalkeepers have been announced, they have not even warmed up. All open but I'm bringing it up now for those who go to sleep. Rikkar, without all the data in my hands, although I do not expect any surprise at the goalkeepers ...
