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Scrambly second
The Bruins are still ahead despite a shaky second period that has featured a 21-second five-on-three Toronto power play and a defensive-zone giveaway by Dennis Wideman.
Tim Thomas is standing tall, turning aside all 10 shots so far through 13:32 of play in the second period. Thomas made his best stop on Alexei Ponikarovksy during Toronto's first power play, pulling off a patented sprawl job to keep the puck free of the net.
Wideman, under pressure from Nik Antropov, coughed up the puck to Ponikarovsky, but the forward never got off a shot.
Bruins, 2-1.
tags Dennis Wideman, Tim Thomas
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