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Bruins rest; Savard feels good
Updated: May 2, 2010, 3:32 PM ET
By
Joe McDonald | ESPNBoston.com
CONFERENCE SEMIFINALS: BRUINS-FLYERS
GAME 7: FLYERS 4, BRUINS 3
- McDonald: Boston revisits sports misery
- McDonald: Collapse cuts to heart
- Kalman: Too many men? Too much misery
- Recap, highlights of final collapse
- Scott Burnside on Flyers' miracle
- Video: Julien on B's crushing loss
- Video: Melrose on historic loss
- Rank 'em: All-time collapses
GAME 6: FLYERS 2, BRUINS 1
- Julien on Game 7: 'Safe is death'
- McDonald: Hockey in Boston needs Gm. 7 »
- Five Bruins who need to step up »
- Chara says B's aren't panicking »
- McDonald: Bruins remain positive »
- Penalties a problem for B's »
- Video: Bruins' postgame reaction
- Video: Barry Melrose sees positives
- Recap, highlights of B's loss
- McDonald: How important is coaching? »
- McDonald: Bruins blew big opportunity
- Kalman: Tuukka can't do it alone
- Video: Julien disappointed with effort
- McDonald: Rask in good position »
- Bruins lay low, rest for Game 5 »
- Video: Stuart discusses return to lineup
- McDonald on Mark Stuart's return
- Kalman on Game 4 disappointment
- Game recap: Flyers avoid elimination
- Melrose on Bruins' injuries
- Video: Bruins react to Krejci injury
- McDonald: B's find an identity
- Recap: Bruins take control in Philly
- McDonald: B's come together again
- Kalman: Wheeler provides spark
- Krejci out for playoffs with wrist injury
- Video: Barnaby likes B's resilience
- McDonald: B's need to stay on course
- Savard calls biting claim "non-issue"
- Stuart still not cleared to play
- Recap: Lucic scores late, B's take 2-0 lead
- McDonald: B's put lead behind them
- Kalman: Satan feels it vs. Philly
- Savard denies he bit Carcillo's finger
- Barnaby thinks series will end soon
- Savard feeling good after Game 1
- Sturm out for year with knee injury
- Recap, highlights of OT win
- McDonald: Savard's storybook return
- Video: Savard talks about his day
- Kalman: Julien did some artful juggling
- Sturm injured, could be done for year
- McDonald: Bruins-Flyers scouting report
- Stuart inches closer to a return
- Will Thornton be a healthy scratch?
- McDonald: Healthy outlook for B's
- Kalman: Ryder, Savard reunited
- Bruins will be cautious with Savard
- Boucher has earned Boston's respect
- Burnside: Flyers have edge vs. B's
- B's can thank Habs for home ice vs. Flyers
- Bruins' power play earns bragging rights
- Savard skates hard in full practice session
- Bruins clicked when it mattered most
- Boychuk making most of opportunity
- Chiarelli: It doesn't matter who we play
- Savard back and ready for action
- B's rookie goalie outshines Miller
- Bruins proud of special teams play
- Game 1: Bruins 5, Flyers 4 (OT)
- Game 2: Bruins 3, Flyers 2
- Game 3: Bruins 4, Flyers 1
- Game 4: Flyers 5, Bruins 4
- Game 5: Flyers 4, Bruins 0
- Game 6: Flyers 2, Bruins 1
- Game 7: Flyers 4, Bruins 3
GAME 5: FLYERS 4, BRUINS 0
GAME 4: FLYERS 5, BRUINS 4 (OT)
GAME 3: BRUINS 4, FLYERS 1
GAME 2: BRUINS 3, FLYERS 2
GAME 1: BRUINS 5, FLYERS 4
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