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The way Mark Recchi recalls the goal, he was somewhere between the play, backtracking into the neutral zone to stave off the Montreal attack, but also keeping a presence on the forecheck to sustain offensive pressure. It was April 9. Bruins vs. Canadiens. The third-to-last game of the regular season. Overtime.
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Face it, there's nowhere left to hide. No matter how far you run, or how large of a rock you discover to seek shelter under, Phil Kessel will find you. Phil Kessel will crawl inside your brain. Phil Kessel will leave you curled up in the fetal position in the corner of a windowless room, shouting things to yourself like....
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