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Brendon Nash snuck behind the Marlies defence and put a rebound past Ben Scrivens 2:21 into overtime as the Bulldogs beat Toronto 3-2 on Sunday. Marlies coach Dallas Eakins wasted no time before showing the missed defensive assignment to his players. "Its a growing pain in this league," said Eakins. "Ive already grabbed a couple guys and showed them the clip while its fresh in their heads. Its amazing when they see it on video, theyre just like I cant believe that just happened. Its a learning experience for them when that happens. "It was disappointing to lose how we did." Olivier Fortier and Aaron Palushaj scored the goals in regulation for the Bulldogs (34-22-6). Nigel Dawes added a pair of assists. Drew MacIntyre got the win in net. Matt Caruana and Joe Colborne replied for the Marlies (32-25-9). Scrivens took the loss in goal. The win puts the Bulldogs a point ahead of their rival in a tight North Division race, and they also have four games in hand. "We still have to make good on them and we cant take anything for granted," said Hamilton coach Randy Cunneyworth. "The teams are too good and the parity is too even, and its a reminder that we have to play right to the end. "We cant have any passengers at this time of year, because so much is at stake." The teams came into the game in a three-way tie with the Lake Erie Monsters for second place in the division with 72 points, two behind the Manitoba Moose. It was a close-checking game and the shots were even between the two clubs at 34. Cunneyworth expects the division race to stay close down the stretch. "We want to make sure were playing tight hockey at this time of year," he said. "I dont think youll see much different the rest of the way." Hamilton opened the scoring midway through the first period. Scrivens kicked out a point shot from Kyle Klubertanz, but Fortier scooped up the rebound in the slot annd scored his eighth of the season.dddddddddddd The Bulldogs took a 2-0 lead 4:20 into the second period when Palushajs wraparound attempt banked off Juraj Mikus skate and in past Scrivens, who made all three starts for the Marlies in back-to-back-to-back games for the Marlies this weekend. "I talked to him after (Saturdays) game and asked him if he had 60 minutes left in him," said Eakins. "He was fully ready to take on that responsibility, so it was an easy decision." Caruana cut the lead to 2-1 with a power-play goal at 10:26 and Colborne tied it at 1:24 of the third when he snapped a shot just under the cross bar past MacIntyre. It was Colbornes fifth goal in nine games with the Marlies since being acquired in the Tomas Kaberle trade with the Boston Bruins on Feb. 18. "Im loving it here," said Colborne. "I love the systems, the coaches are unbelievable, theyre always positive, and we have a great group of guys who are upbeat and love coming to the rink." There was an unexpected stoppage in the middle of the game just 35 seconds after Toronto scored its first goal. The buildings fire alarm went off, stopping the game for nearly 15 minutes before building staff finally shut it off. It was a false alarm and there were no reports of fire. Sundays game was the third in three days for the Marlies -- the seventh time this season theyve had such a stretch. Despite having so many three-in-three stints, the Marlies have a record of 11-4-6 in those 21 games. "Its a credit to their fitness level," said Eakins. "Our guys are in very good shape. And leading up to these three games in three days, Im pretty diligent about giving them rest." Hamilton has played three games in as many days three times, posting a record of 6-2-1. Notes: The Bulldogs won the season series 5-4-1 ... Toronto has a winning record against every division except its own, where it has just a 15-20-4 record ... Sunday was Brian Burke bobblehead day at Ricoh ... Announced attendance was 7,779. ' ' '