In clash of styles, Bruins find a new weapon

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The Bruins' Tuukka Rask and the Canadiens' Carey Price prepared to face off Thursday night in Game 4 of their teams' playoff series.

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A light show of the Canadiens' history flashed on the ice during the pregame ceremony.

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The US flag was illuminated onto the ice. Pictured: Rask.

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Price led his team onto the ice.

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Dougie Hamilton put a hit on Lars Eller during first-period action.

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Douglas Murray separated Daniel Paille from the puck in front of Price.

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Zdeno Chara took down Thomas Vanek.

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Hamilton cleared Vanek from in front of Rask.

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Price turned aside a shot from Milan Lucic in the second period.

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Rask made the save on his doorstep as Travis Moen was unable to get to the rebound.

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P.K. Subban was sent to the penalty box for this takedown of Brad Marchand.

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Rene Bourque came in alone on Rask, who was able to make the save.

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David Krejci watched as a shot was tipped but went high over the top of the net late in the third period.

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Lucic was unable to get a shot off in time.

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The game was scoreless as it went into overtime. Carl Soderberg made a lunging shot on Price with Matt Fraser converting the rebound at 1:19.

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Fraser, who was called up from Providence, reacted after scoring the winning goal.

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The 1-0 win tied the series at two games apiece.

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It was also Fraser's first career playoff goal.

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Fraser was congratulated by his teammates after scoring the game-winning goal.

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Fraser and Soderberg were at the center of the Bruins' celebration.

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The Bruins' win turned the series into a best-of-three.

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Rask got a hand from his teammates as he exited the ice. He made 33 saves through regulation.

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The series moves to TD Garden for Game 5 Saturday.