For a mostly boring series this OT is fantastic!!

[Chuk]

Morrow was by far the leader of the Stars...

Who was it for the Sharks again?

[lockedge]

Chuk wrote:

Morrow was by far the leader of the Stars...

Who was it for the Sharks again?

Nabokov.

For the 27 and a half minutes he played, Mitchell.
With the exception of those two, Marleau and Campbell played quite well.

[hockeylifer]

I agree. Nabokov was the key for San Jose. I don\'t recall Thornton doing anything significant in the overtime periods.

Dallas deserved to win. I think Turco was the key for Dallas.

A great display of goaltending by Turco and Nabokov. If Turco can keep it up. Detroit is going to be in tough. Osgood is going to have to raise his game.

[lockedge]

hockeylifer wrote:

I agree. Nabokov was the key for San Jose. I don\'t recall Thornton doing anything significant in the overtime periods.

Dallas deserved to win. I think Turco was the key for Dallas.

A great display of goaltending by Turco and Nabokov. If Turco can keep it up. Detroit is going to be in tough. Osgood is going to have to raise his game.

Thornton played an ok game. He had a couple of chances but Turco snuffed them out. Mostly he was just skating into the Dallas zone, trapping himself on the halfboards and dumping the puck in/turning the puck over.

[richardparknation]

Where were these Sharks all series?

Roenick definitely looked like the most dangerous shark IMO, however the Sharks let the Stars back into the game.

For like 2/3 of the OT, the Sharks had a killer instinct and were winning pretty much every battle because the Stars appeared to be exhausted. Unfortunately it was only a matter of time before they were able to wake up and finish it off.

It\'s too bad, because a game 7 in SJ (especially after this game) would have been amazing.