After 20 minutes of play in Game 6 of the Stanley Cup finals, Boston holds a 4-0 lead over Vancouver.
The Canucks have pulled star goalie Roberto Luongo, who has struggled in Boston. Maybe he had too many Sam Adams last night.
It's hard for me to imagine the Bruins crumbling. It looks like we'll have a Game 7. They are always fun, but very nerve racking for the fans.
I'll update after the second, third and so on until the game ends.
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