Breakdowning the frantic final seconds of the Canucks' Game 6 win

The first-round series between the Vancouver Canucks and Nashville Predators was one of the lowest-event playoff series we've seen in years. You have to go back to the 2001 Stanley Cup Playoffs to find a team that averaged fewer than the Canucks' 20.2 shots per game in the playoffs — it was the Carolina Hurricanes and they lost in six games to the New Jersey Devils — but the Predators barely had any more shots than the Canucks, averaging 25.0 shots per game. From the Canucks scoring two goals in 12 seconds to take Game 1, to Brock Boeser's improbable hat trick for a last-minute comeback in Game 4, to the controversy of Roman Josi's game-tying goal in Game 5, there was no shortage of drama.