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Found February 12, 2013 on Blue Seat Blogs: Yardbarker Blogger Network
PLAYERS: Ryan Callahan,  Rick Nash,  Brad Marchand,  Henrik Lundqvist,  David Krejci,  Tuukka Rask,  Carl Hagelin,  Gregory Campbell,  Dan Girardi,  Zdeno Chara,  Andrew Ference,  Derek Stepan,  Dougie Hamilton,  Milan Lucic,  Anton Stralman,  Nathan Horton,  Patrice Bergeron
TEAMS: New York Rangers,  Boston Bruins
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The Rangers blew a 3-0 lead, but Ryan Callahan saved a victory in the shootout The Rangers choked away a 3-0 lead, but were still able to pick up their second win over Boston this season. New York dominated for much of the game, but foolishly sat back in the third period and the Bruins sealed a comeback with 2 goals in the final 1:31. An extremely entertaining overtime period followed before the Rangers entered their first shootout of the year. Rick Nash’s beautiful goal gave the Rangers a chance to seal the victory, but Brad Marchand rifled a gorgeous shot past Henrik Lundqvist to even the score. Lundqvist stopped David Krejci and then captain Ryan Callahan scored the game-winner by roofing a shot over Tuukka Rask. It wasn’t a pretty win and the blown lead was miserable, but the Rangers still picked up their 4th win in the last 5 games. Unfortunately, they allowed the Bruins to earn a point in the process. It was the 19th time in 24 games between these 2 teams that the game was dec...
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