6'2'', 209-pound BJ Crombeen. Crombeen is definitely the more experienced pugilist of the of the two, but Campbell landed one of the harder punches during the bout. The referees eventually intervened and peeled the two apart sending them both to the their respective boxes to serve their fighting majors.

Staying Out the Box - After giving up four power-play opportunities to Tampa Bay in the first period, the B's, besides the matching fighting major to Campbell, were able to stay out of the box for most of the period. However, the PK was put to work again with 4:11 left in the second when Andrew Ference was called for a double minor for high sticking Nate Thompson (Thompson had to head to the room for repairs after blood wasskating alongside Chris Bourque and Gregory Campbell on the fourth line, while Dan Paille, Rich Peverley and Chris Kelly round out the third line today.

McQuaid Drops the Gloves: Shortly after having words and a brief shoving match, McQuaid and Pierre-Cedric Labrie engaged in a rather lengthy fight, trading punch for punch. The referees eventually had to break the two up as neither player would go down or give up. Leading into today's game the Bruins are 6-1-1 when they fight at least once in the game. That marked their first fight in seven games.

Penalty Kill Woes- The B's have now allowed three power-play goals in their past two games, after previously killing off 27 penalties in a row. The Bolts two power-play goals tonight from Steven Stamkos and