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Bruins stun Maple Leafs in Game 7 thriller
Patrice Bergeron tied it with 51 seconds left in regulation and then scored the game-winner in overtime to send the Bruins to the second round against the Rangers.
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Matt Bartkowski scored in the first period and celebrated with Milan Lucic and David Krejci.
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Phil Kessel found the net in the third period past Bruins defenseman Johnny Boychuk.
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The Maple Leafs’ Cody Franson, not seen, scored against Tuukka Rask in the second period as Mikhail Grabovski watched.
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Zdeno Chara was upended after a collision with Colton Orr in the first period.
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Rask made a stick save against Joffrey Lupul in the first period.
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Maple Leafs fans celebrated a goal by their team in Toronto.
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‘And then came a miracle’
“It was one of the great moments in Boston sports history,” writes Dan Shaughnessy about the Bruins’ Game 7 win.
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Deal clears the way for Fenway Center project
The $500 million mega-development would be the first major air rights project over the Mass. Turnpike since Copley Place in the 1980s.
Popular psychologist Joyce Brothers dead at 85
Ms. Brothers was a noted psychologist, columnist, and television and film personality. She died in New York City.
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Top IRS official was first told of targeting in 2012
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US obtained AP phone records in secret probe
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