The Bruins were not going to let another power play slip away from them.
Connor Clifton took a high-stick to the face to give Boston a two-minute advantage in Game 2 against the Tampa Bay Lightning.
And it answered pretty quickly.
David Pastrnak passed the puck off to Brad Marchand who was at the backdoor of the net. The puck bounced off his skates and past Andrei Vasilevskiy for the 2-1 lead.
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That marked the fourth power play goal in three games for the B's, and also put Marchand in with some pretty elite company.
Tampa did end up tying the game at 2-2 not even a minute later, but Marchand continues to etch his name in hockey history.
