Maybe it was sweet payback for Tuukka Rask, this time the game winning goal in the fading minutes of OT with the Senators was a dirty goal FOR the Bruins:

• Remember, Tuukka doesn't like to lose in OT. Just for fun, let's revisit the drama of the fiery Finn's ire. [BigLeadSports]
• Claude Julien has the same confidence in Rask that he had in Tim Thomas. [BostonGlobe]
• However, Julien noted that the Bruins were being beaten to the puck more than he'd have liked. [NESN]
• The Bruins squeaked out this one, chalking up a character win, and will play at home for the next short stretch. [ESPN]
• Dougie Hamilton stepped in to give-and-go with Nathan Horton, who trickled one past Robin Lehner. [BostonHerald]
• The Senators scored after the Bs failed to clear the crease after Tuukka Rask closed down a clean breakaway during a Sens power-play. [BostonHerald]
• The game winning OT nail-biter was a trickling Patrice Bergeron redirection of a Dennis Seidenberg shot, which was reviewed. [BostonHerald]
• Here's the lowdown on the good, the bad, and the ugly. [WEEI]
• Milan Lucic 's physicality benefitted the Bruins. [ESPN]
• And the Bruins were still not playing their best hockey. [WEEI]
• The Bruins have played 5 games to OT and 3 of those to shootout. Despite having played the fewest games in the NHL, it has been a grind. [WBZ,CBSLocal]
• Adam McQuaid has taken Hamilton under his wing, and being roomates has worked out well so far for them. [ESPN]
• So far, no Bruins have taken to wearing Kevlar stockings. Dennis Seidenberg, who knows a bit about blade injuries, spoke about the issue. [BostonHerald]
• Speaking of blade injuries, the ceremonial puck drop was made by a high-school player who suffered a slice to the wrist and the trainer whose quick action likely saved his life. [EagleTribune]
• Did you know there's etiquette for plus/minus among players? I didn't. [TheScore]