Bruins Cup Rewind: Tim Thomas Robs Steve Downie With Incredible Stick Save in Eastern Conference Final

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Sep 21, 2011


Editor's note: NESN is counting down the top 50 moments of the Bruins' 2011 Stanley Cup season. Every day from Aug. 17 to Oct. 5, a memorable moment from the 2011 season will air on NESN Daily and be posted on NESN.com.

Tim Thomas had a season of mesmerizing saves. Perhaps none were better than the save the Vezina winner showed Tampa Bay's Steve Downie during a 3-1 Bruins win in Game 5 of the Eastern Conference Final.

Thomas stole the show as he sprawled across the crease just in time to get his stick to the post and rob Downie of what looked like a no-doubt goal. It was one of 33 saves that Thomas made in the winning effort, paving the way for the Bruins to eventually win the series in seven games.

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