Game Two - Capitals-Bruins April 14, 2012

The Capitals provided an unwanted surprise to the Bruin faithful in game one, solid goaltending backstopping the Capitals through three periods of scoreless hockey, setting up an overtime that perhaps made the TD Gardens crowd just a little bit nervous.  The Bruins survived game number one, David Krejci's head not so much so after getting clocked by the Arena glass, though a 1-0 victory perhaps not quite the margin of victory anticipated.

Will the Capitals find something to build on from game one, or was that their opening and only salvo for the series, game two reveals all on Saturday

Game Two-- Washington 2 at Boston 1 (Double OT)

Previews and reviews found below

Post Game

Boston Herald-- Washington wins on Nicklas Backstrom goal
Boston Herald-- Tim Thomas tough to beat, but Capitals do it twice
Boston Herald-- No issue on pain in glass
NESN-- Bruins Searching for Answers, and a Few Goals, Against Surprisingly stingy Capitals
NESN-- Nicklas Backstrom Finds Luck in Back of Net, Scores Game Winner for Capitals in Game 2
NESN-- Braden Holtby's Budding Confidence key to Capitals taking 1-1 series back to Washington
Washington Post-- Nicklas Backstrom vaults Capitals to victory over Bruins in second overtime
Washington Post-- Braden Holtby keeps composure in Game 2 vs Bruins
Washington Post-- Nicklas Backstrom comes through in the clutch for Caps
Washington Times-- Backstrom's 2OT goal lifts Capitals to series tie with Bruins
Washington Times-- Braden Holtby unflappable in net for second straight stellar effort
Globe and Mail-- Capitals rebound with Game 2 win over Bruins

Pre Game

Boston Herald-- Ference inspires chain reaction goes
Boston Herald-- Thomas is proving it in new way
Boston Herald-- Caps follow Hunter
NESN-- B's look to extend series lead against Capitals in Game 2
NESN-- Bruins must improve Transition Defense
NESN-- Andrew Ference, Chris Kelly explain the chain
NESN-- Dennis Wideman Can Feel David Krejci's Pain...
Washington Times-- Capitals putting their bodies on the line vs. Bruins
Washington Times-- Capitals not discouraged after Game 1 overtime loss to the Bruins
Washington Times-- Lone blemish taints Holbty's playoff debut in Capitals' OT loss
Washington  Post-- Capitals need to create more offensive chances 
Washington  Post-- Capitals have to create mor space for Ovechkin
Washington Post-- Caps lines remain the same

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Previous reports on Bruins and Capitals

Game One