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It was a long skate off the ice for Tuukka Rask after the Blackhawks scored the game-winning goal against him in the third overtime of Game 1.

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The Bruins sat dejected on the bench after they ended almost six periods of hockey facing a 1-0 series deficit.

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The game started on a high note for the Bruins, when Milan Lucic, right, scored in the first period to give Boston a 1-0 lead.

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Chicago's Dave Bolland beat Rask in the third period to narrow the Bruins' lead to 3-2.

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Minutes later, Rask heard it from Blackhawks fans when he allowed the game-tying goal.

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Bruins coach Claude Julien was left looking for answers after a disappointing Stanley Cup Final opener.

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And it was a sweet, early-morning celebration for the Blackhawks.