Michael Ryder Raises the Cup

Photo Courtesy cbc.ca

Boston Bruins Michael Ryder has reached the pinnacle of what many hockey players dream about.  He can now call himself a Stanley Cup champion and take his place in the history books.

The Bonavista native became the second Newfoundlander to raise the Stanley Cup after the Bruins stunned the hockey world and defeated the Vancouver Canucks 4-0 in game seven.
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Many people had written the Bruins off after Vancouver jumped out to a 2-0 series league but the Beantown heroes battled back at home to even the series at 2 games a piece.
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  The teams traded home wins again, setting the stage for game 7 in Vancouver and there were those who thought the Bruins could go all the way, especially the fans in Ryder’s hometown.

In dramatic fashion, the Bruins did the unthinkable, upsetting the number one seed in the playoffs and put the game away with a decisive 4-0 victory.

It was unlike anything Ryder had ever experienced and he had described it as being “Almost like a dream.
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Ryder played a key role throughout the playoffs, contributing goals and points when needed as the Bruins continued through team after team in post-season.

The Stanley Cup will be making another trip to Newfoundland sometime this summer and Bonavista is sure to celebrate!

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