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NLL Finals GM2, Mon. May 29 - 4pm ET ESPN2/TSN

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WK
1
Fri, May 5
FINAL
Halifax
11
Toronto
15
Fri, May 5
FINAL
Colorado
13
San Diego
12
Sat, May 6
FINAL
Rochester
8
Buffalo
20
Sat, May 6
FINAL
Panther City
9
Calgary
12
WK
2
Thu, May 11
FINAL
Calgary
7
Colorado
8
Fri, May 12
FINAL
Toronto
5
Buffalo
14
WK
3
Sat, May 13
FINAL
Buffalo
17
Toronto
8
Sat, May 13
FINAL
Colorado
12
Calgary
13
WK
4
Sat, May 20
FINAL
Colorado
9
Calgary
7
WK
5
Sat, May 27
FINAL
Colorado
12
Buffalo
13
WK
6
Mon, May 29
16:00:00
Buffalo
Colorado
WK
7
Sat, Jun 3
19:30:00
Colorado
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35 Moments: Watson Goes Out On Top

Bob Watson was a stable in net for the Rock since they were in Ontario as the Raiders. He won 6 championships with the Rock. He played 500+ minutes in every season except his rookie year (in Baltimore). His most impressive season was in 2002, where he went 10-2 as a starter with a goals against average (GAA) of 8.89 and a save percentage (SV%) of .797.

Watson had considered retirement after losing in the finals in 2010 to the Washington Stealth 15-11. Reaching the age of 40 didn’t stop him nor did his new career as a police officer as he decided to give it one more season in 2011. In the 2011 playoffs, he played every minute of all three games, had a GAA of 8.67 and a SV% of .814. He would get his redemption versus the Washington Stealth in the finals in 2011 to secure his 6th championship ring and second game/series MVP for the Championship. He’d make 46 saves and win the Championship 8-7. 10 times in league history has a goalie been named game/series MVP for the Championship. He, along with Dallas Eliuk, are the only goalies to win it twice (2002, 2011).

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