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The docuseries delivers on its promise of unfettered access in the first episode, from plenty of great mic’d up content from players, coaches and officials to an inside look at the lives and routines of players.
Episode two takes viewers inside the finales of the four Second Round series: Boston Bruins-Columbus Blue Jackets, Carolina Hurricanes-New York Islanders, St. Louis Blues-Dallas Stars and San Jose Sharks-Colorado Avalanche.
Bruins defensemen Charlie McAvoy and Matt Grzelcyk go shopping for a victory on Mother’s Day. A friendly competition between Sharks Evander Kane and Marcus Sorensen keeps the locker room loose. Blues forward Ryan O’Reilly gives us a glimpse into how he finds pre-game solitude during the chaotic Cup chase. Hurricanes coaches and players dig deep to find their fire.
Boston Bruins forward David Backes enjoying a Facetime chat with his family in Raleigh before facing the Carolina Hurricanes in Game 4 of the Eastern Conference Final before the episode shifts to the final three games in the Western Conference Final between the St. Louis Blues and San Jose Sharks.
With the Stanley Cup Final matchup set, the series turns its cameras to the Boston Bruins and St. Louis Blues, on and off the ice.
Episode six takes viewers inside the home life of Blues goalie Jordan Binnington with girlfriend Christine Prosperi; catches up with Bruins defenseman Torey Krug before Game 4 and following his four-point performance in Game 3; and tags along with Blues head coach Craig Berube to the St. Louis Cardinals-Chicago Cubs baseball game.
The episode and series conclude in Boston with the first Game 7 in the Stanley Cup Final since 2011 and the first in Boston in the Bruins’ 95-year history. Fans get an incredible glimpse inside the wall-to-wall intensity on the ice and in the dressing rooms during the game, and a front-row seat to the Blues’ exhilaration in capturing their first Stanley Cup championship in their 52-year history and the stirring and emotional celebration shared between the players, coaches and their families.
