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INSIDE: Lightning gets another crack at Pittsburgh Colts 5B Travis Jones ambled out into the warm sunshine and did a few stretches on the grass next to a deserted Lions Field behind Dunbar Middle School.
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Staff Report The Taos Ski Valley Gigantes entered the diamond motivated Sunday (June 19), bouncing back from their loss to the Heat the previous week. Pitcher Ryan Nellen led the Gigante defense with a devastating fast ball, giving up only one hit, four walks and two unearned runs in his five innings on the mound. Meanwhile the Gigante bats were hot early in the game. The Gigantes jumped into an early lead with four hits and four runs in the first inning while holding the Lightning to only one hit and one run in their first two. Bruce Furst started on the mound for the Lightning and did well in the second inning, but after the first two batters reached base with a single and a walk in the top of the third, Lightning manager Danny Guffanti decided to make a pitching change and brought in...
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So, here the Penguins are again in a Nos. 4-5 matchup to open the Stanley Cup playoffs. A fan could just about set his or her watch to it. This is the fourth time in five postseasons the Penguins have been in this situation and the third time in a row they are the No. 4 seed. Looking for a reason to pick them over the No. 5 Tampa Bay Lightning? Well, the No. 4 seed has won each of the three 4-5 matchups to involve the Penguins during the Sidney Crosby era.
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FIRST PERIOD It took 10 periods and 16 chances, but the Penguins finally scored a power-play goal against the Tampa Bay Lightning.
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Lightning flashes through a cloud of ash pouring out of a remote Alaska volcano. A radio signal from the electrical discharge travels thousands of miles in milliseconds and gets picked up by dozens of antennas. A computer sends an alert to volcano researchers. The volcanologists warn pilots, and a plane traveling from Anchorage to Asia -- with engines that will be choked out by the ash -- steers clear of the dangerous plume. It's a disaster averted.
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BOSTON - Sean Bergenheim began a stretch of three Tampa Bay goals in 1:25 in the first period and the Lightning beat the Boston Bruins 5-2 in the opener of the Eastern Conference finals Saturday night. Bergenheim, who scored just 14 goals in the regular season, got his NHL-high eighth of the playoffs at 11:15. Brett Clark connected at 11:34 and Teddy Purcell wrapped up the onslaught, both with unassisted goals.
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LEWISTON -- Rosaire Dumond wouldn't lie to you. It was one mean bolt of lightning that zapped the big maple tree in his backyard last week. Fire seemed to shoot from the sky. It shook the Earth, rattled windows and sent bark flying everywhere. Not buying it? Well, then, behold the photographic evidence, an image shot by helicopter pilot Pat Giarrizzo from a quarter-mile away.
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FIRST PERIOD It wasn't until midway through the first period Wednesday night that the Penguins' defense showed up against the Tampa Bay Lightning. Fortunately for the Penguins, goalie Marc-Andre Fleury was on top of his game for all 20 minutes.
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TAMPA, Fla. - Tim Thomas rebounded from two tough games in grand fashion. Thomas made 31 saves for his first playoff shutout this season and second overall, Andrew Ference and David Krejci scored and the Boston Bruins beat the Tampa Bay Lightning, 2-0, on Thursday night to take a 2-1 lead in the Eastern Conference finals.
