Tuukka Rask Comes Up Big With 41 Saves, 19 In Overtime Periods In Bruins' Game 5 Win
Rask made 41 saves in Game 5, including 19 in overtime and double OT. Watch some of his greatest saves.
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Rask made 41 saves in Game 5, including 19 in overtime and double OT. Watch some of his greatest saves.
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