Arena: Wachovia Center
Time: Wednesday, 12 May, 2010 at 8:00 PM ET
League: NHL – United States of America

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Maybe the players and coaching staff of the Philadelphia Flyers were right. Perhaps the Boston Bruins are feeling a little hot under the jersey the fourth victory is the toughest one to get. Even Bruins captain Zdeno Chara admitted that “we were maybe a little bit nervous.” Any way you look at it, the Bruins are still in the driver’s seat needing one win in the remaining two games to close out the series. But if the Flyers pick up where they left off in Game 5, when they dominated the Bruins in just about every facet, the team that once led 3-0 might find itself heading back home for a seventh and deciding game. Philadelphia’s 4-0 victory on Monday was the franchise’s first playoff win in Boston since May 4, 1976 and was Boston’s first home playoff loss in six games this spring.
The shared shutout by Boucher and Leighton on a combined 23 saves was the first since in the playoffs since Montreal’s Jacques Plante and Charlie Hodge recorded a 2-0 victory over the Bruins on March 22, 1955. … The victory on Monday was the first Game 5 victory by the Flyers after trailing a series 0-3 they are now 1-6 all-time.
The Bruins are without forwards Marco Sturm (right knee) and David Krejci (dislocated wrist) and defensemen Adam McQuaid (lower body) and Dennis Seidenberg (left forearm). For the Flyers, Jeff Carter (right foot), Ian Laperriere (brain contusion) and goalies Boucher (lower body) and Ray Emery (bone graft surgery) are out. Highlights, live score and results will be available soon.. stay tuned.