The Bruins managed to tie up the series 1-1 in Game 2 on Tuesday night, but the wild contest saw netminders Tim Thomas and Dwayne Roloson give up a combined 11 goals in the 6-5 Boston victory.

Thomas broke first, with Tampa Bay forward Adam Hall opening the scoring just 13 seconds into the game. Overall, Thomas allowed five goals on 41 shots but managed to play the entire 60 minutes.

That's more than can be said for Roloson, who was yanked after allowing six goals on 27 shots – including five goals in the Bruins' second-period blitz. Backup Mike Smith stopped all eight shots he faced in relief.

Bruins rookie forward Tyler Seguin, in the lineup only because of the injury to Patrice Bergeron, was the spark plug in Boston's attack on Tuesday, scoring twice and adding two assists. Michael Ryder also had a pair of goals in the win for Boston.

Hall, Martin St. Louis, Vincent Lecavalier, Steve Stamkos and Dominic Moore replied for Tampa Bay in Tuesday's defeat.

The Bodog line for the Bruins/Lightning Game 3 matchup in Tampa Bay has the home team listed as the -135 favorite, with Boston tagged as a +115 underdog. The total for the game is sitting at 5.5 goals, but this series has been anything but defensive so far.

Game 4 is also being played in the Sunshine State on Saturday afternoon. The teams will then return to Boston for Game 5 next Monday night.

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