BOSTON -- Flip the switch. On. Off. From a certain perspective, Game 3 was an extension of the last 36 minutes of Wednesday's Game 2: the once-surging Blackhawks drained of energy and the Bruins recharged, and now a series that had seemed tilted toward Chicago has simply been turned upside-down.
After Boston's surgical 2-0 home ice victory on Monday, the Blackhawks can only grasp at solutions to their utter power outage and the failure of their usually strong special teams. "We're simply not producing now," said Hawks' defenseman Duncan Keith, whose team now trails, 2-1. "It's part of what they're doing, sure. They're physical and sound, but a lot of the things we did so well at the start of the last game haven't been there, and you see the results."
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