Ford Final Five Facts: Bruins Dance With Devils In Season Finale
Frederic Brunet and John Farincacci made their NHL debuts with the Bruins on Tuesday. Farinacci, a New Jersey native, scored his first goal.
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    Ford Final Five Facts: Former Bruins Cause Trouble In Game With Blackhawks

    PWHL Boston defeated PWHL Montreal 2-1 in a sensational triple overtime to take a commanding 2-0 lead in the first round of the playoffs on Saturday night at Place Bell in Laval, Quebec.

    Boston leads the best-of-five series 2-0.

    Check out the full box score here.

    ONE BIG TAKEAWAY
    Boston flipped the switch from its slow start in Game 1 by outshooting Montreal 10-5 in the first period and taking the 1-0 lead at 6:48 of the opening frame.

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    After Montreal tied the game just 1:58 into the second period, the two netminders engaged in a goalie duel.

    Montreal thought they won the game in regulation, but the referees whistled the play dead before Mélodie Daoust could get the puck past Frankel.

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    Boston's Aerin Frankel and Montreal's Ann-Renée Desbiens each turned every shot they faced until Taylor Wenzckowski scored in triple overtime to secure Boston's win.

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    Desbiens made 50 saves in the loss, and Frankel stopped 56 Montreal shots to give Boston the 2-0 series lead.

    STARS OF THE GAME
    -- Wenzckowski scored the game-winner at 11:44 of triple overtime to secure the victory for Boston. It was the first goal of the postseason for the Boston forward.

    -- Frankel kept Boston in the game with her second consecutive game with 50-plus saves. The Boston netminder stood on her head and made 109 saves in the first two games of the postseason.

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    -- Amanda Pelkey tallied her first-career playoff goal, giving Boston the 1-0 lead. Pelkey collected the loose puck behind the goal line and sent a centering pass that deflected off Montreal forward Catherine Dubois past Desbiens.

    UP NEXT
    Boston will have the chance to clinch the series when it hosts Montreal for Game 3 on Tuesday night. Puck drop from the Tsongas Center is scheduled for 7 p.m. ET, and you can watch the game on NESN 360.

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