WATCH the Blackhawks Score Two Goals in 17 Seconds to Win the 2013 Stanley Cup

We've all said it, before, and we'll all say it, again: There's nothing like playoff hockey. And when you get to the Stanley Cup Final, well, anything can happen.
Imagine you're the Boston Bruins, and it's a potential elimination for you/Cup Win for your opponent. Your teams are fairly evenly matched, the series is 3-2, them, and going into the third period, you're tied at 1. Your team scored first in the first, with their Captain scoring the tying goal in the 2nd. Over half the period goes by with no score, and then, your guy, Milan Lucic, gets one by Corey Crawford. Unfortunately, Chris Kelly gets 2 minutes for high sticking, two minutes later, so you've got the added stress of a PK. You take care of that, and there's just over a minute left in the game, and you're up 2-1. But remember, it takes less than a second to score a goal, so 2 in 17 seems quite do-able. With 1:16 left, and an extra attacker on the ice, Bryan Bickell takes a feed from Keith and Toews to tie the game at 2. Seventeen seconds later, Dave Bolland is at the net, just waiting for the puck to get from Johnny Oduya, to Michael Frolik, before he gets a piece of it, losing his stick and gloves in the process, but still managing the GWG with less than a minute to go.