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The matchup Well, this is awkward. It’s not a complete surprise, though, and not just because we have two Rush teams from Saskatchewan facing each other in the semifinals. Really, it’s the quality of these championship teams because in 2016 and 2018, the Rush didn’t just win NLL titles. They steamrolled their way to the top as part of a stretch where the franchise won 3 championships in 4 seasons. And if it weren’t for the 2017 Georgia Swarm, we could very well be looking at the only NLL’s only streak of 4 straight champions after the Swarm beat Saskatchewan that year.
The matchup If this game isn’t the ultimate dream matchup between NLL champions, it’s got to be darn close. From the East, we have a Rochester team that averaged 15 goals a game. And from the West, we have a Saskatchewan team that barely allowed 10 per game. That, folks, is a delicious scenario to consider with a high-powered offense taking on one of the stingiest defensive units in league history. Consider Rochester. On the left you have John Grant Jr. and Shawn Williams. On the right, you have Mike Accursi, Scott Evans and Shawn Evans. Four of those five scored at least 30 goals in 2007...