Zdeno Chara saw Daniel Pailles quick shot hit the net. He didnt see Tyler Seguins nearly-perfect pass that set up the Boston Bruins overtime winner in Game 2 of the Stanley Cup final. Still, Chara figured, it was "probably a good pass." It was. It was also arguably the biggest play Seguin has made in these playoffs. By recording just his sixth point in 18 games, the 21-year-old showed that even amid a goal-scoring slump he can still find a way to be relevant. "Youve seen him grow huge as a player," Paille said. "Its a bit frustrating for him right now that he hasnt scored like he has, but were not too worried about him. We know that hes a special player and we know that he can and its just a matter of time." Seguin has gotten his opportunities. In place of the injured Nathan Horton late in Game 1, Seguin was noticeable in finding scoring chances but also in not finishing them. He has just one goal in the playoffs and has been shuffled down the lineup. Saturday night, coach Claude Julien put Seguin with Paille and centre Chris Kelly, and it paid off with two Boston goals in the 2-1 victory over the Chicago Blackhawks. "We were moving pretty well, we were competing," Seguin said. "Playing with more confidence out there." Its hard to blame Seguin if he lacked a bit of confidence given his struggles. But after a poor start by everyone except goaltender Tuukka Rask in Game 2, Julien singled out Seguin as "one of the guys that picked up his game." Seguins game, from a production standpoint, has nowhere to go but up. But there are other aspects of the game, including play-making, creating for linemates and back-checking, that can make him stand out. "I think its even more important to play the other parts of the game when youre not contributing offensively," Kelly said. "I think you need to pick up other aspects of your game to make them better in order to be a better all-around player." Its an ongoing process for Seguin, who is two years removed from the Bruins Cup run that including him being a healthy scratch at times. It also included some breakout games. Seguin most likely wont get healthy-scratched this time around. Hes part of Bostons core, even if hes not scoring at the pace of David Krejci (23 points), Nathan Horton (18 points) or Milan Lucic (16 points). But Game 2 was a good start. . LUCIE, Fla. [url=http://www.authenticbrownsnflfansmall.com/c-70-browns-myles-garrett-jersey.... Garrett Jersey . Scott Kazmir allowed four hits in seven shutout innings, Michael Brantley hit a two-run homer in a three-run first inning and the Indians maintained their hold on an AL wild-card spot with a 4-1 win over the Houston Astros on Saturday night. . Wilson hit Schenn from behind during Tuesday nights game in Philadelphia, earning a five-minute major for charging and a game misconduct. 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I give a bit of a toss. - Geelong coach Chris Scott when asked about badly losing the contested possession count in their win over the Western Bulldogs.STATS THAT MATTER: 976 - the combined number of AFL games played by Geelong champions Jimmy Bartel (300) and Corey Enright (326), and Fremantle great Matthew Pavlich (350). Enright became the Cats games record holder on Friday night in his sides win over the Western Bulldogs, but Pavlich wasnt so fortunate, with his Dockers thrashed by Sydney.MAN OF THE ROUND: Brent Harvey. Could it be anyone else? History was made at Etihad Stadium on Saturday night when Harvey played his 427th AFL match to overtake Hawthorn great Michael Tuck and become the games record holder. The Kangaroos didnt let him down, either, clawing their way to a scrappy win over St Kilda.KEY MOMENT: Jack Watts has had more than his share of detractors and it was nice to see him continue his resurgent season with a clutch kick late in the Demons two-point win over Gold Coast. The former No.1 draft pick coolly slotted a difficult set shot at goal to put his side in front with two minutes remaining at the MCG.TALKING POINT: Finals may be out of the picture for Collingwood and Richmond, but the way the traditional powerhouses finish the season is important. The Pies knocked off finals-bound West Coast, while the Tigers succumbed meekly to GWS a week afterr they turned their toes up against Hawthorn.dddddddddddd Richmond host the Magpies on Friday night - they must dig deep and show their fans something.TRIBUNAL WATCH: Magpie Jonathon Marsh looks to be in trouble after he launched a round-arm blow to the stomach of Luke Shuey that felled the West Coast midfielder. Kangaroos players remonstrated with St Kildas Sam Gilbert after his late high spoil on Andrew Swallow. Jed Anderson flattened Nick Riewoldt with a ferocious bump that looked like it might have collected a bit of the St Kilda champions head. Fremantle stopper Zac Dawson was reported for a clumsy high hit on Sydneys Jake Lloyd.KEY INJURIES: T Liberatore (Western Bulldogs, ankle), J Macrae (Western Bulldogs, hamstring), R Lobb (Greater Western Sydney, ankle), D Moore (Collingwood, hamstring), E Yeo (West Coast, illness), J Waite (North Melbourne, hip), H Hartlett (Port Adelaide, calf - late withdrawal), J Hogan (Melbourne, knee), S Jacobs (Adelaide, ankle), J Lloyd (Sydney, concussion), M Shaw (Gold Coast, ankle).WHATS NEXT: A lopsided round of footy looms. The Western Bulldogs host North Melbourne at Etihad Stadium on Saturday night in the only clash between top-eight sides. 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