the Semifinals. After a split in Anaheim, the Ducks won Game 3 on a Corey Perry goal and Game 4 on an overtime goal by Travis Moen. Game 5 also went to double overtime. In the second overtime period, Rob Niedermayer laid a hit in the Canucks zone, where Scott Niedermayer collected the puck at the point and beat Roberto Luongo to win the series four games to one. In their third Western Conference Final, they faced Detroit for the fourth time in the playoffs. The Ducks lost Game 1, 2–1, on a shot that deflected off of the glove of Francois Beauchemin, though in Game 2, the Ducks won in overtime on a shot by Scott Niedermayer. Game 3, at home, was perhaps the team's worst of the playoffs as they were routed 5–0. Chris Pronger was involved in a hit with Rob Niedermayer on Tomas Holmstrom, where he was later given a one-game suspension by the NHL. Without Pronger, the Ducks stepped up in Game 4 and won 4–3. Game 5 in Detroit was a defensive battle. With the Red Wings up 1–0 in the third period, head coach Randy Carlyle pulled Jean-Sebastien Giguere on a power play and with less than a minute to play, Scott Niedermayer banked in the tying goal off the stick of Nicklas Lidstrom. In overtime, Andy McDonald caused a turnover in front of the Detroit net, where Selanne quickly scored the game winner over Dominik Hasek. In Game 6, the Ducks held on to win 4–3 to earn their second Western Conference championship. The 2007 Stanley Cup Final pitted the Ducks against the Ottawa Senators. Ottawa was making their first appearance in the Finals. The Ducks fell behind 2–1 in Game 1 at home, but in the third period, Ryan Getzlaf tied the game and with few minutes remaining, Rob Niedermayer fed Travis Moen in the slot for the game winner. Game 2 was a low-scoring but exciting game. The only goal came off the stick of Samuel Pahlsson to give the Ducks a two-game series lead. Game 3 saw the Ducks lose 5–3 on a controversial goal by Daniel Alfredsson; it appeared on replays Alfredsson kicked the puck into the net, but the officials ruled it a goal. However, once again Chris Pronger was suspended one game, this time for an elbow to the head of Dean McAmmond. Game 4 was