MEXICO CITY -- Martin Bravo scored three goals and set up another, all in the first half, as Mexican side Pumas UNAM cruised past Toronto FC 4-0 Wednesday in CONCACAF Champions League action. wholesale jerseys . Pumas took an early 1-0 lead in the 17th minute at the Estadio Olimpico Universitario. Francisco Palencias touch went off Toronto defender Andy Iro and right to Bravo, who only had goalkeeper Milos Kocic to beat. Kocic came out to play the ball, but Bravo struck it past the keeper. Pumas made it 2-0 in the 21st minute. Bravo finished a dangerous run into the Toronto box by sending a pass by Iro to trailing defender Efrain Velarde, who had no problem beating a helpless Kocic. Bravos second goal of the game in the 33rd minute made it 3-0. Bravo outran Toronto defender Ty Hardin to catch up to a long ball, then fired a left-footed strike that Kocic couldnt handle. Bravo completed the hat trick in the 42nd minute as he broke free of the Toronto defence onside and caught up to a long feed from Palencia, then fired the ball off the left post and into the Toronto goal. Pumas continued to carry the play in the second half, but Kocic made a pair of big saves in the 65th minute to prevent the game spinning further out of his teams grasp. In Wednesdays other Group C match, FC Dallas tied Tauro 1-1. Dallas leads the group with seven points, followed by Pumas with four, Toronto with three and Tauro with two. The top two teams from the group advance to the quarter-finals. Toronto won its group stage opener 2-1 at Tauro in Panama City before losing 1-0 to visiting FC Dallas in a game that stretched over two days due to bad weather. Pumas lost its opener 1-0 at home to FC Dallas before tying Tauro 0-0 in Panama. Winless in five games in the Mexican Apertura, Pumas are in a four-way tie for sixth in the domestic standings. Traditionally the Mexican side uses the CONCACAf Champions League to give its young players experience. Toronto (5-12-12) stands last in the MLS Eastern Conference but is coming off its first away league win of the season -- 4-2 over Columbus. That win cost Toronto the services of forward Joao Plata, who has a strained hamstring. Midfielder Matt Stinson was cleared to play despite a foot injury but doctors balked at him flying. Defender Richard Eckersley was suspended and midfielder Eric Avila cup-tied after appearing in the competition for Dallas. Goalkeeper Stefan Frei made the trip despite leaving the Columbus game with a charley-horse, but Kocic continued his trend of starting Champions League games. Cheap Dallas Cowboys Jerseys . Jair Jurrjens pitched six strong innings to become the first 10-game winner in the NL and the Braves had eight extra-base hits in a 10-1 victory over the San Diego Padres on Saturday night. Thomas Muller Bayern Munich Jersey . 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Jeff Carter iced the overtime winner in the second game of the Stanley Cup Final on Saturday night, catapulting Los Angeles to a commanding 2-0 series lead and a 10th consecutive victory on the road this spring (10-0). While theyve put themselves in the most enviable of positions by swiping a pair from the Devils at the Prudential Center, the Kings remain reluctant to proclaim anything beyond the present. "Youve got to keep the eye on the prize," Justin Williams said firmly after the 2-1 victory. "We havent accomplished anything yet. You look at last year (Vancouver also went up 2-0 before falling in seven games to Boston), who won the first two games and who ended up winning the Stanley Cup?" "It feels great," added Jarret Stoll, "but you dont win anything with two games. Youve got two more to go and those are definitely going to be the toughest. We all know that from experience this year in the playoffs." The eighth-seeded Kings have jumped out to 2-0 series leads in all four series this postseason, closing out the previous three opponents in decisive fashion; they swept the Blues in the second round while putting away the Canucks and Coyotes in five games apiece. Heading home to Los Angeles with a firm grip on the series and the first Stanley Cup in franchise history, the Western Conference champions have the ultimate finish line in sight. "I think the taste that guys feel in their mouth knowing theyre two games away is going to drive you even harder," Williams said of the Kings mindset for closing out the series. "Were not going to sit back, were not going relent, were not going to wait and see what theyve got, weve got to keep going forward. "Its not time to sit back. Its time to keep pushing at em." Five Points 1. Dustin Penner gave a well-deserved nod to the Kings best player on Saturday night, goaltender Jonathan Quick, who proved spectacular (yet again) with 32 saves. "I think we take him for granted a bit," Penner said of the 26-year-old from Connecticut. "Were just used to him making those huge saves. He makes em look easy. He was as good [tonight] as hes been all year if not better." The Vezina Trophy candidate shimmered with an almost unbeatable aura in the opening two frames - stopping all 20 shots he faced - before Ryan Carter and the Devils fourth line finally eluded him with a tip-in goal early in the third. 2. Kings general manager Dean Lombardi surely envisioned such a reward from Carter when he acquired the talented sniper from Columbus in February. Cheap Pittsburgh Penguins Jerseys. "Hes exactly what that is," Williams said of the long-time Flyer. "Hes a game-breaker. Hes a guy you might not see all the time, but he always ends up on the scoresheet with a couple goals. He always seems to be in the right place at the right time. Tonight he worked for his opportunity. He worked for his shot around the net, hung with it and made a great shot." While hes been quiet at times for the Kings in the postseason, Carter has managed five goals, including a pair of game-winners. 3. Matt Greenes reaction to Carters overtime snipe, "Pure elation," Greene said. "Thats it. It was awesome." 4. Drew Doughty channeled future Hall of Famer Scott Niedermayer with his end-to-end rush and goal in the first frame of game two, paying homage to the long-time Devils great afterward. "I actually remember Niedermayer when he played in New Jersey having a couple end-to-enders," Doughty said. "He was an unbelievable player here [and] everywhere he played. I always wanted to emulate him. He alwaysscored some highlight goals that I remember." 5. The Devils were stung by a second consecutive 2-1 overtime defeat - they dropped game one on Anze Kopitars winner - controlling the action for long stretches yet remaining empty on results "I thought we played a lot better than game one, but same result," Martin Brodeur said after a sharp 30-save performance. "Its unfortunate. Again, a little luck on our side and we could be up 2-0 [in the series]. I think weve got to find that positive, go into L.A. and try to sneak one game as early as we can and go from there." "We cant do anything about it now," captain Zach Parise added. "Weve got to regroup. Again, thats a really good team. They make you work. They play really structured, really well defensively. They dont give you a lot of quality opportunities, but we do have a couple [opportunities] throughout the game and weve got to put em in. But yeah we cant do anything now, were down 2-0…Well regroup and try to win game three and go from there." Questioned on whether the Kings were the toughest opponent theyd faced in the postseason, Brodeur replied strongly in the affirmative. "By far," he said. "Theyre a complete team. Theyre a big team. They do a lot of good things out there. I think defensively we dont get anything for free and that makes it a little harder on the guys." ' ' '