Stanley Cup Playoffs 2013: Penguins and Bruins begin Eastern Conference finals

Voynov now leads the Kings in playoff scoring this season.

That was a softer goal than Quick normally allows, but he made up for his mistake minutes later with a huge save on the very same Bryan Bickell:

Even with stumbles along the way in the regular season (for Boston) and injury troubles (for Pittsburgh), most people agreed that these would probably be the teams to meet in the Eastern Conference Final. Now, after no fewer than seven days off (thanks, schedule-makers!) the two teams will meet up and play for the Prince of Wales Trophy and a chance to win a second Stanley Cup in recent memory. This figures to be a very interesting series.

You know how the story goes for the Bruins. They were minutes away from being embarrassed in their own building by the Toronto Maple Leafs in Game 7 of the Eastern Conference Quarterfinal. An absurd comeback, led by Patrice Bergeron, won that game in overtime. They had a much easier time in the second round, where they dispatched the New York Rangers in five games, all but one of which were close. They have had six days between games.