It was actually a good game for us, but we have to prevent the counterattacks. We're going to put everything we've got into Game 7. I think we're going to rock it."
Tyler Morley (forward Grizzlys Wolfsburg): "These are the games you play ice hockey for. It's a tight series. We have to act with speed and get pucks deep. We definitely can't afford to lose discs because Munich is extremely strong in the transition game."
Statistics
46:14 shots on goal - it hardly gets more dominant than the Red Bulls in Game 6. However, because Wolfsburg was more efficient (shooting percentage: 21.4 percent) than our guys (4.4 percent), the semifinal series goes to a deciding game.
Chris DeSousa scored his fifth goal in the current playoffs. Four times he played the final pass before a Munich goal. Besides him, only teammate Austin Ortega and Wayne Simpson (Ingolstadt) have nine direct scorer points.
Grizzlys forward Tyler Morley leads the scoring list of these playoffs with 13 points after his goal and an assist in Game 6, ahead of Munich's two forwards Ben Street (12) and Austin Ortega (11).
Ben Street won two-thirds of his face-offs (eight of twelve) - no one was better at the face-off dot than our number 9. With a 62.6 percent rate, he is one of the best face-off players of these playoffs.
The hammer of the game: Zach Redmond accelerated the puck to over 151 km/h, but his shot was blocked by a Wolfsburg player. Ouch!
The Red Bulls have had to go to a decisive seventh game in the DEL playoffs twice so far - both times our boys were successful: in 2018 in the final against Berlin (6:3) and a year later in the semifinals against Augsburg (2:0). The coach of the then semifinal series between Munich and the Fuggerstädtern: Mike Stewart, the current coach of Wolfsburg.