Hagelin's second goal of the series doubled the Rangers' lead midway through the second. Brassard, who had a goal and two assists in the Rangers' 4-3 win in Game 3, made a hard pass from the right point to the left circle that Hagelin fired into the top right corner of the net.The Rangers had taken a 1-0 lead in the first off a gaffe by Holtby. The goalie drifted to his left to track down a Rangers dump-in several feet in front and wide of the net. His clearing attempt was knocked down by New York forward Taylor Pyatt,Nike Air Max 2013, who moved the puck to Hagelin.With Holtby well out of position,Lebron 10 cork, Hagelin's hard shot at a net guarded only by defenceman John Erskine was saved by Erskine. The rebound bounced in front to Richards, who scored his first goal of the series and 28th in 87 career post-season games.The otherwise calm period picked up in intensity in the final three-plus minutes.The Rangers were killing a tripping penalty against Del Zotto and got a short-handed chance. Stepan and Washington's Martin Erat raced after a puck that was sliding into the Washington end. They collided as Alex Ovechkin barrelled into both players and knocked them down.Stepan slid hard into the end boards behind Holtby, and Erat had his arm pinned as he fell into the net. Ovechkin and Erat were penalized for charging and hooking,Nike Air Max 2013 Women, respectively, giving the Rangers a 5-on-3 power that began after Del Zotto left the penalty box 23 seconds later.New York couldn't do anything with the two-man edge in the final 1:11 of the period, or the final 26 seconds that carried over into the second.NOTES: The Rangers were without D Marc Staal, who returned in Game 3 from a serious eye injury that forced him to miss 29 games. New York got back LW Ryane Clowe after he sat out four games because of a suspected concussion sustained in the final week of the regular season. He earned an assist on Hagelin's goal. ... Erat was unable to serve his penalty because of injury. ... Brouwer has seven career playoff goals. ... The Rangers were 1 for 4 on the power play and are 2 for 17 in the series.
TORONTO - The Maple Leafs are looking to make life more miserable for Tuukka Rask.Toronto's goal is to put some big bodies in front of the six-foot-three Boston goalie who stopped 45 shots in the Bruins' 5-2 playoff win Monday night."To have that (number of shots), you should win a game," Leafs forward Matt Frattin said before Game 4 on Wednesday night."We've just got to get bodies (in front of him) and take his eyes away,Air Jordan 13 Blue Grey White," he added."He's a good goaltender," said centre Nazem Kadri. "He's going to stop everything he can see, just like most goalies in this league. So I think it's important for us to get some bodies in front of him, especially some of the bigger forwards we have up front do a great job of getting in front of him."It seems like that's the only way we're going to score or create secondary chances for ourselves."Boston leads the best-of-seven series two games to one.Toronto coach Randy Carlyle has urged his players to go to "those tough areas." That includes driving at the