Brynäs will start off the playoffs against top-seeded Färjestad on Thursday night after the #1 team opted to play against #7 Brynäs instead of #8 Timrå.
Interestingly enough, Färjestad had a better record on the season against Timrå (4-1) than they did against Brynäs (3-1-1), although FBK closed the regular season out on February 28th by beating Brynäs, 3-1.
If you go all the way back to the start of the season and look over the whole series, it was a pretty good one.
Jacob Markström helped Brynäs to a 3-2 win by stopping 34 of 36 shots back in September, but a month later, the then 18-year-old goaltender surrendered five goals on 37 shots in a 5-1 loss.
The teams played to a draw in November, both scoring twice, and then during the World Junior Championship, Anders Lindbäck turned aside 32 of 35 in a 3-2 loss.
In the final game of the season, Markström was back in net, but three goals on thirty shots put Färjestad on top, 3-1.
So altogether on the season, Brynäs has been outscored by FBK, 13-7.
The quarter-final, once again, begins as a home game for Brynäs on Thursday at Läkerol Arena.
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