Bruins 3, Rangers 1 | Game 5
Bruins knock out Rangers
The Bruins will play the Pittsburgh Penguins in the Eastern Conference final after coming from behind to defeat the Rangers in Game 5.
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The Bruins hosted the Rangers for Game 5 in their playoff series. Boston had a 3-1 lead going into the game.
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Chris Kelly and Torey Krug defended as Rangers center Brian Boyle drove to the net in the first period.
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Tuukka Rask was screened by Boyle as the Rangers scored on a first-period power play to take a 1-0 lead.
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Krug was congratulated by teammates after his goal during the second period.
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Rangers goalie Henrik Lundqvist looked on as a shot from Gregory Campbell (not pictured) crossed the line in the second period.
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Campbell (top, center) was surrounded by teammates as they congratulated him on his goal.
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The Bruins took the game, and the series, with a 3-1 win over the Rangers.
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