2003 Stanley Cup playoffs: (4) Vancouver Canucks vs. (5) St. Louis Blues
From 3–1 down to a 4–1 Game 7: Cloutier, Linden and Morrison finish the comeback.
In the 2003 Western Conference Quarterfinals the fourth-seeded Vancouver Canucks beat the fifth-seeded St. Louis Blues in seven games, coming back from a 3–1 series deficit for the third time in team history. Dan Cloutier made 33 saves in the 4–1 Game 7 win, and Trevor Linden and Brendan Morrison each had a goal and an assist.
Quick Facts
- Series
- 2003 Western Conference Quarterfinals
- Result
- Vancouver Canucks won 4–3 (from 3–1 down)
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Background
Chris Osgood stopped all 20 shots and Alexander Khavanov scored twice in St. Louis's 6–0 Game 1 win. Trent Klatt and Ed Jovanovski scored power-play goals in Vancouver's 2–1 Game 2 win, Doug Weight and Martin Rucinsky led 3–1 and 4–1 Blues wins in Games 3 and 4, five Canucks scored in a 5–3 Game 5, and Markus Naslund had a goal and two assists in the 4–3 Game 6 win that forced the decider. The teams had met once before in the playoffs, in 1995, when Vancouver also won in seven.
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