Ducks and Maple Leafs Win on the Road Nick Bonino scored for Anaheim on a second-period power play 18 seconds after Detroit's Justin Abdelkader was ejected for a violent hit, and goalie Jonas Hiller was flawless as the Ducks defeated host Detroit, 4-0, on Saturday night. The victory gave Anaheim a 2-1 lead over the Red Wings in their best-of-seven Western Conference first-round series. Toni Lydman was playing the puck in the corner near his own net when Abdelkader sped over and flattened him with a high hit. He appeared to catch Lydman square in the side of the head with his left shoulder, although Red Wings Coach Mike Babcock said he thought it was a shoulder-to-shoulder hit. Lydman was slow getting up and was helped to the bench. He did not return, and Ducks Coach Bruce Boudreau said that Lydman had a headache. Abdelkader was given a major penalty for charging and a game misconduct with 4 minutes 49 seconds remaining in the second. The N.H.L. has been stricter on hits to the head in these playoffs, so he could receive a suspension. "From what I gather, the league has done a pretty good job with these things," Boudreau said. The Ducks immediately took advantage of the penalty on Abdelkader when Bonino backhanded a shot past goalie Jimmy Howard from point-blank range. In the third period, Ryan Getzlaf had a short-handed goal, Emerson Etem had the first playoff goal of his career, and Matt Beleskey scored on a power play. Game 4 is Monday in Detroit. MAPLE LEAFS 4, BRUINS 2 Joffrey Lupul scored two goals and Toronto evened its first-round Eastern Conference series with host Boston at one game each. The Maple Leafs played aggressively from the start after a weak performance in a 4-1 loss on Wednesday in which the Bruins were much more physical. "There was some doubt, and tonight eliminated that doubt," Toronto Coach Randy Carlyle said. In the first period of Game 2, Toronto delivered 22 hits; Boston managed 10. Game 3 is Monday night in Toronto.