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Recchi grabs winner as Bruins surge to top
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December 30, 2010, Thursday
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BOSTON'S Mark Recchi netted the game-winner with 20 seconds left to beat the Tampa Bay Lightning 4-3 and give the Bruins first place in the Northeast Division on Tuesday.
Recchi scored with a wrist-shot on a power-play after Tampa Bay's Martin St Louis had tied the game 3-3 for Tampa Bay midway through the third.
It was the 570th career goal for the 42-year-old Recchi and gave Boston its third straight win.
Steven Stamkos, who notched his 29th goal of the season for the Lightning, received a boarding penalty for his hit on Gregory Campbell to give the Bruins a man advantage ahead of the winning goal.
"It's hockey and he had the puck," Stamkos told reporters. "From my vantage point, I was coming hard on the backcheck, he had the puck, and my left shoulder hit his right shoulder. So, I don't know why it was a penalty."
The teams traded goals in the first two periods before Brad Marchand, returning from a three-game injury layoff, put Boston 3-2 ahead three minutes into the third.
"He's a competitive player," Recchi said. "He's got a real good niche on our hockey club now. He creates energy."
Michael Ryder put in the opening goal for the Bruins who also got a score from Steven Kampfer, while goaltender Tim Thomas finished with 31 saves.
Vincent Lecavalier also recorded a goal for the Lightning.
Boston had embarrassed Tampa Bay in an 8-1 rout the last time the teams met on December 2.
The Bruins (20-11-4) and Lightning (21-11-5) entered the game tied for the lead in their respective divisions, but Boston moved two points in front of Montreal after the Canadiens lost 0-3 to the Southeast Division-leading Washington Capitals.
The Caps now lead Tampa Bay by two points in their division.
Recchi scored with a wrist-shot on a power-play after Tampa Bay's Martin St Louis had tied the game 3-3 for Tampa Bay midway through the third.
It was the 570th career goal for the 42-year-old Recchi and gave Boston its third straight win.
Steven Stamkos, who notched his 29th goal of the season for the Lightning, received a boarding penalty for his hit on Gregory Campbell to give the Bruins a man advantage ahead of the winning goal.
"It's hockey and he had the puck," Stamkos told reporters. "From my vantage point, I was coming hard on the backcheck, he had the puck, and my left shoulder hit his right shoulder. So, I don't know why it was a penalty."
The teams traded goals in the first two periods before Brad Marchand, returning from a three-game injury layoff, put Boston 3-2 ahead three minutes into the third.
"He's a competitive player," Recchi said. "He's got a real good niche on our hockey club now. He creates energy."
Michael Ryder put in the opening goal for the Bruins who also got a score from Steven Kampfer, while goaltender Tim Thomas finished with 31 saves.
Vincent Lecavalier also recorded a goal for the Lightning.
Boston had embarrassed Tampa Bay in an 8-1 rout the last time the teams met on December 2.
The Bruins (20-11-4) and Lightning (21-11-5) entered the game tied for the lead in their respective divisions, but Boston moved two points in front of Montreal after the Canadiens lost 0-3 to the Southeast Division-leading Washington Capitals.
The Caps now lead Tampa Bay by two points in their division.
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