Canadiens 3, Bruins 1
The Bruins fell into a two-goal hole in the second period and could never recover; their season is now over.
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Bruins players were on the ice after the final horn sounded on their season.
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The Canadiens celebrated their win with goalie Carey Price.
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Milan Lucic looked at the scoreboard with 4:31 left and the Bruins behind, 3-1.
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Tuukka Rask shook hands with Carey Price.
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Claude Julien was not happy on the bench.
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A fan could bear to watch late in the third period.
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Then Canadiens celebrated Max Pacioretty’s goal that put them up 2-0 in the second period.
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Dougie Hamilton collided with Brendan Gallagher of the Canadiens in the second period.
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Jarome Iginla scored for the Bruins late in the second period.
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Matt Fraser battled with Josh Gorges in the first period.
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Dale Weiss celebrated his first-period goal with Brandon Prust.
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Shawn Thornton was tangled up with Michael Bournival.
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Brad Marchand earned a 2-munite penalty for this collision with Canadiens goalie Carey Price.
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Josh Gorges tripped Reilly Smith in front of the Canadiens net.
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The crowd at TD Garden.
DAN SHAUGHNESSY
Bruins’ exit from playoffs was painfulIt was shocking, out of character, and totally unexpected. And it will go down as one of the worst moments in franchise history.
Legoland Discovery Center set to open in Somerville next weekThe huge indoor facility covers 44,000 square feet and features 11 attractions, from rides to a movie theater with sensory effects.
Movie Review
In ‘Godzilla,’ San Francisco is in for a big surpriseThis latest bid to Hollywoodize a uniquely Japanese icon is an uneven spectacle that can’t sustain its solid first-half character moments.
Red Sox 9, Twins 4
David Ortiz homered twice for the second consecutive game in a rout of the Twins.
Triple O’s Lounge, a Whitey Bulger hangout in South Boston, has been recreated near Inman Square.
The store, which was closed for 14 days after the Marathon bombing, is in a battle with its insurer over whether the attack was terrorism.
opinion | JOAN VENNOCHI
Crosby must go, because of a perceived conflict of interest. Everyone knows it, even Deval Patrick.
OP/EXTRA | NOAH GUINEY
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dining out
Plenty of amusement found at local bars, restaurantsWith ping-pong, bowling, and pinball available, karaoke and trivia nights aren’t the only attractions anymore.
David Ortiz homered twice for the second consecutive game in a rout of the Twins.
The state transportation department’s board of directors approved a 5 percent fare increase for passengers on the MBTA.
Charlie Baker’s campaign acknowledged his firm directed money from New Jersey’s pension fund toward a health insurance company he oversees.
Protesters lashed out at the government after at least 274 miners were killed.
Almost nobody carries cash anymore, a study shows, and those who do don’t carry much.
The former music director of the Boston Symphony Orchestra made a hard-won return to conducting.
From the Archives | Photo gallery
Get out and playThe equipment might look different these days, but we still need to run around outside when we have the chance.
Q&A
How Catholic fashion got that way Sally Dwyer-McNulty traces how religious dress evolved in America.
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