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In the first night of action post-All-Star Weekend, it seemed as if a few guys still were in the spirits of the past few days. On a night which featured 13 games, there were plenty of All-Star worthy moments across the league. Here's a few noteworthy ones: On most nights, if you heard a defensemen on the Boston Bruins blasted a rocket from center-ice that found the back of the net, Zdeno Chara would be the No.1 suspect. That wasn't the case last night against Ottawa, however. With the score knotted at three, midway through the third period, Bruins defensemen Dennis Seidenberg made Ottawa's Craig Anderson wish that he was still in Scotiabank Place helping the clean-up crew tidy up the joint after this weekend's festivities. Seidenberg's blast capped off the Bruins' comeback from a two-goal deficit, as they trailed 3-1 with under a minute remaining in the second period. The Devils may have beaten the Rangers last night, 4-3, in a shootou...
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