Tyler Seguin tallies four points in the second period as Boston evens the series with 6-5 win over the Lightning.
Lightning Vs. Bruins, Game 2: Seguin’s Four-Point Period Puts Boston Up 6-3 After Two
After their dominating play netted them only one goal in the first period, the Boston Bruins poured it on, scoring three goals in the first 6:30 of the second period, and two in the waning minutes on the power play. The Tampa Bay Lightning drew back within one, but after two periods, Boston leads Game 2 of the Eastern Conference Final by a score of 6-3 at TD Garden.
After Tampa Bay scored 13 seconds into the opening period, the Bruins struck at 48 seconds of the second period. Michael Ryder sprung a breaking Tyler Seguin down the middle. Seguin faked Dwayne Roloson to his backhand, and flipped it past Thomas. Seguin’s now a goal-a-game player after being scratched for the first two rounds, and the Bruins had tied it at 2-2.
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