If you watched all yesterday's quartefinal matchups, you know what I'm talking about. Except the Sweden game, we got to see 3 amazing finishes!!! Slovakia was all over the Czech zone in the remaining seconds, Canada also put a tremendous pressure on the Russians just before Pronger took a penalty, and the US ... 
Looking back at those games, I'm glad to be alive today with all the potential heart attacks!
But now I'm wondering why this happens so often? I mean, if you're up by 1 goal, can't you control the puck anymore? Keep the puck in the offensive zone? Take some shots against your opponent? Create some scoring chances?
Those winners look so weak in the end ... or maybe it's their opponents that actually start playing only with 2 minutes left?
Looking back at those games, I'm glad to be alive today with all the potential heart attacks!
But now I'm wondering why this happens so often? I mean, if you're up by 1 goal, can't you control the puck anymore? Keep the puck in the offensive zone? Take some shots against your opponent? Create some scoring chances?
Those winners look so weak in the end ... or maybe it's their opponents that actually start playing only with 2 minutes left?
