Jeff Taffe

Bruins3Panthers2 Boston won shootout, 3-2 SUNRISE, Fla. - As the Bruins scattered last night at the BankAtlantic Center - six are off to Vancouver, some are headed to warmer vacation spots, others are returning to offseason homes - there were smiles and handshakes and congratulations all around. In a six-day span, the Bruins had turned a season that appeared ticketed to Lottery Land into a season that might see some playoff hockey yet. The Bruins, stuck in 12th place just a week ago, will enter the Olympic break in seventh place in the Eastern Conference. No wonder they were feeling good about themselves. ``Definitely a great week for us,'' said Tuukka Rask after last night's 3-2 shootout win, the Bruins' fourth straight victory, over the Panthers. ``That's what you want after a 10-game losing streak. We wanted to get back on track and get some wins. We had to really battle through it. I think everybody was really tired today. But we really pushed it to the limits and got the win. So i

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