There is nothing like the Stanley Cup. This year's 2013 Finals are no exception. Now that LeBron James and Miami Heat secured their second consecutive championship, the sports world can move it's gaze back to Saturday night's Game 5 2013 Stanley Cup Finals between the Boston Bruins and Chicago Blackhawks at 8:05 PM ET on NBC Sports Network.

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Last night's Game 4 was much different than Game 3. The Blackhawks have looked slow and seemed to lack energy in the first three games. They certainly had it in Game 4 defeating the Bruin 6-5 in an overtime victory, tying the series 2-2. They rushed the net and hit pucks at Tuuka Rask, seeing if he could defend the rebound. He couldn't.

However the Blackhawks did blow leads 4 times in Game 4. The Bruins continued to fight back. Even in a night where Bruins coach Claude Julien admitted they weren't playing their style of hockey, the Bruins still had a chance to win.

Both the Blackhawks and Bruins are capable of playing any style of hockey. But when it's a more wide open game, the Blackhawks have the slight advantage.  

My concern for the Blackhawks going forward into Game 5, is Corey Crawfor. It looks like the Bruins will continue to go after Crawford's puck hand, which he's had a little trouble with. Though Crawford has been good throught the playoffs, he'll need to play a little better in Game 5 Saturday night.

Tune in for what's sure to be a physical, hard-hitting Game 5 of the 2013 Stanley Cup Finals between the Boston Bruins and Chicago Blackhawks Saturday night at 8:05 PM ET.

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