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Cam Neely craves carryover
Boston HeraldCam Neely may have had a bit more of a personal stake involved, but his reaction to the final game of the Bruins' first-round playoff series against Toronto was about the same as the most hard-core fan. "It was incredible," said Neely of his team's...Tags: Brad Marchand, Patrice Bergeron, Rich Peverley, Tyler Seguin
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Rookie Torey Krug steps up big-time
Boston HeraldTorey Krug was minutes away from that quintessential minor league hockey experience -- the long and tedious bus ride -- when he received an unexpected and tremendously exciting phone call. He wasn't going to Wilkes-Barre, Pa. He was coming to Boston....Tags: Providence Bruins, National Hockey League, New York Rangers, Rich Peverley, Sports
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Cooling down Henrik Lundqvist
Boston HeraldHenrik Lundqvist came into the Eastern Conference semifinals as the best goalie on the planet, according to many observers. And after pitching back-to-back shutouts in Games 6 and 7 to lead the Rangers to victory over the Washington Capitals, he...Tags: Washington Capitals, Tuukka Rask, Sports, Zdeno Chara, Brad Marchand
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Borges: He's Brad to the bone
Boston HeraldBrad Marchand may be excused early from the morning skate for the rest of the playoffs. The scrappy winger, who had struggled mightily to find his legs and his game throughout the Toronto series, found them both last night. As well as, more importantly,...Tags: Brad Marchand, Patrice Bergeron, Mats Zuccarello, Sports, Henrik Lundqvist
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Karlsson's return highly chronicled
Pittsburgh Post-GazetteThrity-one games after his Achilles tendon was sliced in that well-documented collision, Erik Karlsson's comeback was superb theater. Canadian papers declared his recovery miraculous as the smooth skating 22-year-old dished up two primary assists...Tags: Paul Martin, Fishing, Washington Capitals, Lifestyle and Leisure, Sports
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Penguins hope to build rare (for them) 2-0 edge tonight
Pittsburgh Post-GazetteIt is not recognized as one of the great feats in pro hockey. Perhaps it should be, though. At least for the Penguins. You think winning a Stanley Cup is difficult? OK, so it is. Very. But the Penguins have done that more recently than they've taken...Tags: James Neal, Sports, Craig Adams, Sidney Crosby, Colin Greening
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'Pesky' Senators continue to show their resolve
The Pittsburgh Tribune-ReviewThe Ottawa Senators might not be as talented as the Penguins -- certainly not on the offensive end -- but they do possess several attributes. For one thing, they are known as a gritty, resourceful bunch that keeps beating the odds. But don't call them...Tags: Eric Gryba, Craig Anderson, Jason Spezza, Erik Condra, Ottawa Senators
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Forty years, 75 minutes needed for Bruins to beat NY in playoffs
Boston HeraldThe hockey experts got this one right. Man, did they ever. They said this Bruins-Rangers Eastern Conference semifinal was going to be one of those nail-biting, could-go-either-way, intangibles-on-parade extravaganzas -- and that's exactly what you got...Tags: Patrice Bergeron, Providence Bruins, Dan Girardi, John Tortorella, Sports
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Chara Looms Large As Bruins Take Game 1
The Hartford CourantBOSTON — As each Bruins defenseman goes down, he seems to grow taller and taller. The program lists Zdeno Chara at 6-9. Yet when Claude Julien was forced to start the Eastern Conference semifinals with three rookie defensemen because of injury,...Tags: Rick Nash, Sports, David Krejci, Boston Red Sox, Matt Bartkowski
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Bruins' overtime goal drops Rangers, 3-2
Brad Marchand scored with 4:20 left in the first overtime and the Boston Bruins beat the New York Rangers 3-2 in the first playoff game in 40 years between the Original Six teams. Marchand, Boston's top goal scorer in the regular season, got his first...
Tags: Providence Bruins, Rick Nash, Sports, David Krejci, Matt Bartkowski
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Sports TV and radio: Friday's 5/17 log (updated Friday AM)
6 a.m. Tennis: Men’s Rome quarterfinals.--Tennis Ch. 7 a.m. Golf: Volvo World Match Play Championship second round (in Kavarna, Bulgaria).--Golf 10 a.m. Basketball: Pre-NBA draft combine.--ESPNU 10:30 a.m. Football: Nov. 1998: Deep Creek...
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Blackhawks-Red Wings rivalry fades
So this is the dreamy, second-round match up that was to titillate the senses? The type of grudge match that was to rekindle all the deep-seeded ill feelings Chicagoans and Detroiters had for each other in the days of the old Norris Division? Or not....
Tags: Barret Jackman, Dave Bolland, Sports, Western Conference (NHL), Joel Quenneville
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