
National Lacrosse League Playoffs Announced
Published on April 27, 2010 under National Lacrosse League (NLL)
Minnesota Swarm News Release
The National Lacrosse League (NLL) has released the 2010 NLL playoff schedule. The Minnesota Swarm will partake in the opening round this weekend.
#4 Minnesota Swarm (5-11) at #1 Washington Stealth (11-5), Saturday, May 1, 9:30pm CST
The playoffs begin with the four Divisional Semifinal games on Saturday, May 1. The matchups and schedule are as follows:
2010 NLL Playoffs, Divisional Semifinal Round
Eastern Division
#4 Boston Blazers (8-8) at #1 Orlando Titans (11-5), Saturday, May 1, 6:35pm CST
#3 Buffalo Bandits (8-8) at #2 Toronto Rock (9-7), Saturday, May 1, 6:30pm CST
Western Division
#3 Edmonton Rush (10-6) at #2 Calgary Roughnecks (10-6), Saturday, May 1, 2pm CST
#4 Minnesota Swarm (5-11) at #1 Washington Stealth (11-5), Saturday, May 1, 9:30pm CST
The four winners of these games will advance to the Divisional Finals on the weekend of May 7 - 9."
The Swarm split the season series, 1-1 (9-12 Loss @WAS 2/5, 16-12 Win vs. WAS 2/13), with Washington this season and are 5-2 all-time against the Stealth. Saturday's game can been seen LIVE on nll.com and the Swarm will be hosting a playoff party at Tom Reid's Hockey City Pub in St. Paul.
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