Former Bruin opens scoring in Game 5 with seeing-eye-shot
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Dorin Canaday
June 9, 2022 (9:54 PM)
The New York Rangers and Tampa Bay Lightning split the first four games of the Eastern Conference Final, with the two teams winning both their home games.
After a scoreless back and forth first period, the Rangers finally opened the scoring of game five at 10:29 of the second with a shot that had eyes from former Boston Bruins draft pick Ryan Lindgren.
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