Sharks get some redemption in win, but getting goals would be better

truebluefan · Apr 21, 2010

http://www.mercurynews.com/sharks-headlines/ci_14925203?nclick_check=1

In the playoffs, as the Sharks have learned all too well, you take your breaks when you find them. Tuesday night, their biggest break occurred in overtime when Swedish defenseman Douglas Murray decided to completely disengage his brain.

"A lot of times when you get to that point of the game, you don't think," Murray said. "You just go."

Murray is not known for going. He is known for hitting humans as hard as possible while letting others do the puck carrying. But as the overtime clock passed 10 minutes, Murray found himself with open ice ahead and a rubber disc at his feet. So he flipped off his cerebrum and motored across the blue line.
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