Cold Hard Blasts

Watch the best goals, top saves and greatest moments from the Stanley Cup finals.

Home teams dominating in playoffs

Game 4 - Stanley Cup finals Blackhawks at Bruins, 8 ET (Bruins lead series, 2-1) The Bruins look to take a commanding 3-1 series lead on the Blackhawks Wednesday in Boston.

For Bruins, third line's the charm

While they aren't the most talked about group on the ice for the Bruins, Boston's third line has been critical to its 2-1 Stanley Cup finals lead. Craig Custance writes about the effectiveness of Chris Kelly, Tyler Seguin and Daniel Paille.

Bruins keep riding Paille's surge

BOSTON -- A major reason the Boston Bruins are two wins away from their second Stanley Cup in three seasons is the play of forward Daniel Paille, who has emerged as an unsung hero while helping to form a successful third line with Tyler Seguin and Chris Kelly.

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Game 2 Recap

Scott Burnside, Pierre LeBrun and Craig Custance recap all of the action from Game 2 of the Stanley Cup finals.

Can the Bruins be stopped in the finals?

Paille Scores Winning Goal In Consecutive Games

Daniel Paille scored the first goal in the Bruins' 2-0 victory in Game 3 of the Stanley Cup Final, after scoring the overtime goal that earned Boston a 2-1 win in Game 2. Paille is only the second player in the last 17 years to score the winning goal in each of two consecutive games in a Stanley Cup Final series, joining Fernando Pisani, who did that for Edmonton in Games 5 and 6 of the 2006 Final against Carolina. That used to be a fairly common feat. In fact, someone pulled it off in each of four consecutive Finals from 1992 through 1995: Mario Lemieux in 1992, John LeClair in 1993, Glenn Anderson in 1994 and Neal Broten in 1995.

Bruins Blank Blackhawks In Game 3

Highlight of the night: Tuukka Rask had 28 saves in the Bruins' 2-0 shutout of the Blackhawks.