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Parise scores twice to lead Devils to opening 5-3 win over Lightning

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The Canadian Press
Publish date:
Apr 12, 2007

Scott Gomez set up power-play goals by Patrik Elias and Brian Rafalski, and the clinching goal by Brian Gionta with 1:22 to play for New Jersey.

Devils goaltender Martin Brodeur, who set a single-season record with 48 wins, looked ordinary in making 23 saves in the game determined by power plays and turnovers.

Vincent Lecavalier scored twice to rally the Lightning from a 3-1 deficit. Martin St. Louis had the other goal.

Game 2 of the best-of-seven Eastern Conference matchup will be Saturday night at the Continental Airlines Arena.

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