Game 1: Anaheim 5, Vancouver 1
The Canucks get on the board first, but the Ducks respond with five unanswered goals, chasing Roberto Luongo from the Vancouver net. Andy McDonald records his first career playoff hat trick and J.S. Giguere makes 26 saves for the win.
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Game 2: Vancouver 2, Anaheim 1 (2OT)
Jeff Cowan scores 7:49 into the second overtime for his second goal in as many games. Roberto Luongo finishes with 43 saves to improve to 3-1 in overtime contests.
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Game 3: Anaheim 3, Vancouver 2
The Ducks lose a pair of leads, but Corey Perry puts Anaheim ahead for good with his power-play tally 7:51 into the third period. J.S. Giguere makes 24 saves, including a pair on Daniel Sedin in the final two seconds of the game.
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Game 4: Anaheim 3, Vancouver 2 (OT)
Travis Moen strikes 2:07 into overtime as Anaheim completes its comeback from a two-goal deficit. Chris Pronger and Teemu Selanne score the other goals for the Ducks.
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Game 5: Anaheim 2, Vancouver 1 (2OT)
Scott Niedermayer picks up a turnover in the Canucks zone and fires a slap shot past Roberto Luongo 4:30 into the second overtime. Anaheim advances to the Conference Finals for the second time in three seasons.
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Series MVP

Giguere   Jean-Sebastien Giguere, Anaheim For all the talk that surrounded Roberto Luongo in this series, it was Giguere who provided the Ducks with poise and results. Giguere never allowed the Canucks more than two goals per game -- which is more than reasonable considering the goal support he receives. His only major error came in Game 2, when he failed to hug a post on Jeff Cowan's game winner. But given his effort in the following three games, it is fair to say the Ducks have already forgotten about that mistake.