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Wed, Mar 27

Final (S0) 1 2 3 SO T
Montreal 1 1 3 1 6
Boston 0 4 1 0 5

TD Garden - Boston

Montreal Canadiens (21-7-5)
6
Boston Bruins (21-7-4)
5

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Three Stars

  1. Photo of Michael Ryder Michael Ryder Montreal Canadiens - RW

    G A SOG
    2 0 6

  2. Photo of Patrice Bergeron Patrice Bergeron Boston - C

    G A SOG
    1 3 2

  3. Photo of Tyler Seguin Tyler Seguin Boston - C

    G A SOG
    1 2 6

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