| Stanley Cup Playoffs 2011 |

|Stanley Cup Final|

*Boston Bruins (1-2) vs Vancouver Canucks (2-1) *

Game #4

Vancouver Leads Series 2-1

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Time:

8:00 PM Eastern
7:00 PM Central
6:00 PM Mountain
5:00 PM Pacific

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Location:

TD Garden, Boston, Massachusetts

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Odds:

+1½ (-260) Win: +105

-1½ (+220) Win: -125

Over/Under 5

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AccuScore Projection

47%

53% Favorite

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Officials

Referees

Stephen Walkom

Dan O’Rourke

Dan O’Halloran

Kelly Sutherland

Linesmen

Steve Miller

Jean Morin

Pierre Racicot

Jay Sharrers

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Playoff Stats/Facts/News:

Playoff Stats

	Stats
21	GP	21
13	W	14
8	L	7
.619	P%	.667
3.24	G/G	2.62
2.38	GA/G	2.67
10.8	PP%	23.7
80.3	PK%	80.0
32.2	S/G	31.9
34.0	SA/G	32.0
52.0	FO%	50.3

Stat Leaders

Stat	Boston		Vancouver
G	David Krejci	11	Daniel Sedin	9
A	Patrice Bergeron	13	Henrik Sedin	19
PTS	David Krejci	20	Henrik Sedin	21
PIM	Milan Lucic	59	Maxim Lapierre	54
SOG	Zdeno Chara	57	Daniel Sedin	86
+/-	Zdeno Chara	+12	Kevin Bieksa	+9
Hits	Milan Lucic	53	Kevin Bieksa	71
BkS	Dennis Seidenberg	64	Alexander Edler	46
TkA	David Krejci	12	Ryan Kesler	22
GvA	Milan Lucic	25	Kevin Bieksa	24
FO%	Patrice Bergeron	61.7	Ryan Kesler	55.1

Goalie Breakdown

Player	Win	Loss	GAA	SO	SV%
R.Luongo	14	7	2.44	3	.919
C.Schneider	0	0	3.09	0	.878
T.Thomas	13	8	2.21	2	.932

2011 NHL Playoff Bracket

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Bruins: Boston must balance the high of erupting for 8 goals and winning a Cup Final game for the first time since 1988 with the low of being without top-line right wing Nathan Horton for the rest of this series. Horton was released from the hospital Tuesday but is expected to be out for the remainder of the Cup Final with a concussion.

The Bruins will likely add rookie Tyler Seguin to the lineup. They had scored only 3 goals in their previous three games before the explosion in Game 3. Mark Recchi, 43, now leads all players in the series with 3 goals after potting a pair in the win.

Tim Thomas silenced doubters with a standout performance, particularly when the contest was still in question, and added an exclamation point to Boston’s dominance when he leveled Sedin at the edge of the crease with a big hit.

"We're focused on Game 4 now," Shawn Thornton said. "All this other stuff we've turned the page on it. Now we have to have at least the same effort if not better for game four we know they're going to be better. It's going to take everything in us. We'd like to go up there 2-2 instead of 3-1, that's for sure."

Canucks: Vancouver probably needs to forget about Game 3 and regroup after an 8-1 beating by Boston on Monday night. It equaled the second-worst loss in a Cup Final, surpassed only by Pittsburgh's 8-0 win against the Minnesota North Stars in 1991.

Nothing went right for the Canucks in Game 3. The power play was 0-for-8 and yielded a pair of shorthanded goals. Vancouver was the top team with the man advantage among the final eight in the 2011 Stanley Cup Playoffs after converting more than 28 percent of its opportunities in the first three rounds, but the Canucks are 1-for-16 in the Final.

Roberto Luongo gave up all 8 goals -- 4 each in the final two periods. He told coach Alain Vigneault he didn't want to come out midway through the third, but then the Bruins poured in three more goals in the final 2:21 of the contest.

"We need to be better," Daniel Sedin said. "I think obviously having a good PK. It's more us, what we do out there. We're not moving the puck good enough, the passes aren't really on the stick. We're at our best when we're unpredictable. Right now we're predictable."

Injury report: Vancouver will be without Aaron Rome, who is suspended for the rest of the series for his hit on Horton. The Canucks could also be without fellow defenseman Dan Hamhuis, who hasn't played since a hip check on Milan Lucic in Game 1. The Bruins are now without two of their top scorers in Horton and center Marc Savard, who are both out with concussions.

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