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Bruins take commanding series lead over Rangers

The Bruins scored twice in the third to go up 3-0 over the Rangers in their playoff series.

Daniell Paille, right, swatted the puck past Henrik Lundqvist late in the third.

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Daniell Paille, right, swatted the puck past Henrik Lundqvist late in the third.

The puck was there but Brad Marchand was tied up by Rangers defenseman Dan Girardi in the second period.

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The puck was there but Brad Marchand was tied up by Rangers defenseman Dan Girardi in the second period.

Jaromir Jagr had an open net but couldn’t convert in the first period.

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Jaromir Jagr had an open net but couldn’t convert in the first period.

Rangers defenseman Ryan McDonagh, center, scored in the second period.

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Rangers defenseman Ryan McDonagh, center, scored in the second period.

Derek Dorsett of the Rangers and Jaromir Jagr squared off.

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Derek Dorsett of the Rangers and Jaromir Jagr squared off.

Nathan Horton hit the post in the second period.

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Nathan Horton hit the post in the second period.

Henrik Lundqvist blocked a shot.

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Henrik Lundqvist blocked a shot.

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