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But Avalanche forward Nathan MacKinnon is not your average, run-of-the-mill NHL player, and he has not only found no problem producing offense in his brief postseason career, his production has actually skyrocketed. He and the Avalanche are back in action for Game 3 of their First Round series against the Blues on Friday night (9:30 p.m. ET, USA Network) as they look to take a commanding 3-0 series lead.

After a first period loaded with penalties (and just 8:43 of five-on-five play), the Capitals settled down and controlled the game on both ends of the ice for the final 40 minutes. They allowed just nine shots (all in the second period) at five-on-five as they put continuous pressure on the Bruins at even strength. Montreal Canadiens Teen Masks

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"The guy can't control himself," said Blues center Brayden Schenn. "In the playoffs, he's a repeat offender. Bad hits. Greasy hits. He had a guy in a vulnerable position and he picked nothing but the head."

Brad Marchand's goal 39 seconds into overtime evened Boston's series with Washington. Taylor Hall's goal at 17:11 of the third period sent the game to OT, after Garnet Hathaway's second goal of the playoffs gave the Capitals the lead earlier in the period. "We knew they were going to come back with a little bit more bite tonight offensively and some of the things we shot ourselves in the foot a little bit with execution," said Capitals coach Peter Laviolette. Tuukka Rask made 36 saves, while Craig Anderson stopped 44 of 48 shots in his first postseason start since 2017. Full recap

"Steve was a great offensive player and smart, but he wasn’t paying as much attention to defense because he was counted on to score. I told him that for this team to win his individual production was going to dip because he had to play more defense. He was an ultra-competitor, and I didn’t have to twist his arm because he wanted to win a Stanley Cup. The players respected him and they were going to follow suit, and if they didn’t, they weren’t going to stay.New Jersey Devils Teen Masks