Yesterday evening, the Boston Bruins played against the Florida Panthers in the second game of their best-of-seven series. The Bruins had won the first game and were looking to extend their lead to 2-0. However, the Panthers had other plans and came out strong in the third period.
In an impressive display of skill, the Panthers managed to score three goals in the third period and won the game 6-3. While the game was high-scoring, it became quite chaotic in the third period.
The tension between the two teams escalated and resulted in several players being ejected from the game in the final minutes. A total of seven players were ejected, leaving both teams shorthanded for the remainder of the game. The referee's had a tough time maintaining control over the game due to the intensity and physicality displayed by both teams.
During playoff games, players often exhibit a high level of passion and intensity, which can sometimes lead to fights on the ice. As the clock ticks down, players may try to establish dominance and send a message to their opponents for the next game.
However, in the previous game, things got out of hand in the final moments. With only three seconds left on the clock, the situation became so chaotic that the referees had no choice but to call an end to the game. The tension between the teams had reached a boiling point, and the referees needed to restore order before things escalated even further.
