Friday, May 17, 2013 Sometimes you can debate turning points in a game. This one was indisputable. The Bruins went on the power play at 2:20 of overtime after Derek Dorsett interfered with Rich Peverley and, from there, the Rangers never had a chance. The Bruins had six shots on the power play, plus Jaromir Jagr hit the crossbar, and Zdeno Chara's tip started a three-on-two break that culminated with Patrice Bergeron's cross-ice feed to the crease for Brad Marchand's winner at 15:40 of the extra period. That dropped Henrik Lundqvist's record in overtimes to 3-11, which really doesn't seem right. 'I thought it was pretty even going into the overtime,' coach John Tortorella said. 'But we got spanked in the overtime.' Here's the game story from The Record and http://www.northjersey.com.sports. 'There was a two-on-one, I guess and I thought I made a bad decision,' Lundqvist said of the winner. 'I mean, it's a tough play but ...