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Power-play goals continue Brent Burns’ remarkable season
- Updated: May 18, 2016
10:38 AM ET
Brent Burns on Tuesday became the first San Jose Sharks defenseman to score two power-play goals in one postseason game. His six goals during the 2016 Stanley Cup playoffs are the most by a Sharks defenseman in one postseason, exceeding a mark set by Mike Rathje in 1995.
It’s been a memorable campaign for Burns in the regular and postseason — and even during the All-Star weekend.
Lots of goals
Burns scored 27 goals during the regular season, the most by a Sharks defenseman in one season. In the past 20 seasons, only Mike Green (then with the Washington Capitals) in 2008-09 had more goals (31) amongst defensemen than Burns’ total.
The deadly power-play one-timer
Burns has four power-play goals this postseason. All …
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