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Judge says Bulger trial due to start Wednesday Delay. Jury selection for the trial of alleged mob boss James “Whitey” Bulger is taking longer than expected. Pool probe. Lawyers for both sides are sifting through questionnaires of 700 people to find 18 jurors. Ready to roll. The process should finish Tuesday, with opening statements starting Wednesday. PAGE 02

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David Krejci and the Bruins stand on the edge of a trip to the Stanley Cup Final with a win over the Penguins in double overtime. / GETTY IMAGES

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Jury selection delaying Bulger opening statements ‘Whitey’ trial. The judge in the Bulger trial pushed opening statements back to Wednesday as a panel of jurors is sought.

Narrowing down a group of more than 700 people to 18 fair and impartial jurors to decide the fate of alleged mob boss

James “Whitey” Bulger is taking longer than scheduled.

The attempt to find the best jurors in the case has pushed back the start of the trial, and a new schedule was outlined yesterday.

Both sides and the judge will review the jury questionnaires for the rest of this week. Jurors who are not excused because of the answers will be called back for in-person interviews on Monday. Both prosecutors and Bulger’s lawyers will then on

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Lawyers also argued over some unresolved issues, including whether some reporters on Bulger’s witness list should be sequestered and if certain statements by federal prosecutors during other trials can be used.

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Capser did not rule on those issues as of press time.

Tuesday be able to challenge a limited number of the qualified jurors who don’t fit into their strategies.

On Wednesday, prosecutors and Bulger’s lawyer should be able to give their opening statements. This was originally scheduled for Monday, but Judge Denise Casper gave both sides more time to review jury questionnaires.

Hundreds more potential jurors filed into the federal courthouse in South Boston

yesterday and were again introduced to the case. Casper gave the same instructions as she did to other jury groups on Tuesday, and again Bulger was introduced by his lawyer.

“Good morning,” Bulger said while standing before the group and nodding. He added another “good morning” before sitting down again.

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Dozens of protesters demonstrated outside the Turkish Consulate in Boston yesterday in a show of support and solidarity with protesters in their home country. Unprecedented anti-government demonstrations have for days been taking place across Turkey in response to a police crackdown and Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan’s Islamic policies. Vice President Joe Biden on Tuesday urged Turkey’s government to respect the rights of its political opponents after a violent crackdown against the protesters raised concerns. / NICOLAUS CZARNECKI, METRO

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Train fatality. Woman killed by Orange Line at JP’s Stoney Brook Station A woman in her 30s was killed around 2:45 p.m. yesterday when she was struck by an Orange Line train at Stony Brook Station in Jamaica Plain.

It was not immediately clear whether the death was a suicide or an accident.

“We’re still investigating facts and circumstances leading up to it,” Transit Police Lt. Richard Sullivan said.

The station was evacuated and service was suspended as her body was removed.

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Man arrested in Brockton home invasion A Brockton man was arrested yesterday for allegedly forcing his way into a 62-year-old woman’s home and stabbing her in the throat after demanding that she give him her jewelry. METRO

Down but not out. MBTA ridership down, while fare revenue increases T ridership dropped by 1.9 percent since July, when fares increased by an average of 23 percent, recent data shows.

Despite steep dips of 3.5 percent this spring, fare revenue in March and April exceeded expectations and was

up more than 20 percent.

The MBTA projects a surplus of $16.6 million in the fiscal year 2013 operating budget because the decline in ridership was less than the 5.5 percent analysts projected. MORGAN ROUSSEAU

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The buildings would include more than 700 housing units, a mix of condos and apartments, 200 hotel rooms, office and retail space.

A portion of the current garage, which is located at the Haymarket MBTA station, would be torn down. The Haymarket bus station would be reconfigured.

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Butting heads. Man to be jailed for T head-butt A Marblehead man has been sentenced to three months in jail for head-butting an MBTA bus driver last July.

John Kerivan, 48, pleaded guilty to assault and battery on a public employee Tuesday in Chelsea District Court for allegedly striking the driver in a fit of rage as the bus picked up passengers at Wonderland station on the night of July 23.

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Army sergeant pleads guilty to murdering 16 Afghan civilians A U.S. Army sergeant accused of killing 16 Afghan civilians in cold blood last year pleaded guilty yesterday to premeditated murder and other charges under a deal with military prosecutors to avoid the death penalty.

Staff Sgt. Robert Bales, a decorated veteran of four combat tours in Iraq and Afghanistan, is accused of roaming off his Army post in the Afghan province of Kandahar in March 2012 and gunning down unarmed villagers, mostly women and children, in attacks on their family compounds.

The shootings marked the worst case of civilian slaughter blamed on a rogue U.S. soldier since the Vietnam War. REUTERS

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Witness: Soldier boasted about hacking passwords Secrecy. Bradley Manning is charged with giving more than 700,000 documents to WikiLeaks.

The U.S. soldier accused of passing classified files to the WikiLeaks website boasted of his ability to crack passwords, one of his Army supervisors said at a court-martial yesterday.

Manning, then an intelligence analyst, boasted of being able to bypass any Internet portal password, former Army Specialist Jihrleah Showman testified under prosecution questioning.

“He said he felt very fluent with computers. He said he spoke their language,”

said Showman, who had been one of Manning’s supervisors when he worked as an intelligence analyst at a U.S. Army base east of Baghdad in 2010. “He said there wasn’t anything he couldn’t do on a computer.”

Showman said Manning had installed Microsoft’s IRC, or Internet Relay Chat, on her computer even though only a civilian contractor was allowed to do so.

Under questioning by defense attorney David Coombs, another supervisor, Chief Warrant Officer 2 Kyle Balonek, testified that the application was widely used in Iraq for Army internal communications.

Balonek said the base’s SIPR Network hard drive included material that had been downloaded from other computers for safety, as well

Manning, 25, could be sentenced to life in prison without parole if convicted. / GETTY IMAGES

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Among the 21 charges Manning faces is adding unauthorized software to a computer that was part of the classified SIPR Network to download documents at a rate of 1,000 an hour and bypassing security mechanisms.

as music, videos and games that soldiers would use during quiet periods.

WikiLeaks, an anti-secrecy website, began exposing U.S. government secrets in 2010, stunning diplomats and U.S. officials. They accused Manning of endangering lives and damaging sensitive diplomacy. Manning has been in confinement since he was arrested in May 2010.

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Casualties mount in Philadelphia building collapse Rescue. Crews worked overnight to free victims, said Fire Commissioner Lloyd Ayers.

A 35-year-old woman was confirmed killed and 13 people were injured in a building collapse in downtown Philadelphia yesterday.

Reports last night said at least two more bodies were recovered, but that information could not be confirmed by press time.

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A four-story building under demolition collapsed onto a neighboring two-story Salvation Army Thrift Store at 2140 Market Street at 10:45 a.m., trapping people under debris, Fire Commissioner Lloyd Ayers said.

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Carlton Williams, commissioner of the Department of Licenses and Inspections for Philadelphia, said the site had all the permits needed for demolition. Officials said the cause was still under investigation. METRO, REUTERS

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Security agency scraps plan to allow small knives on planes The top U.S. transportation security official said yesterday that he had decided not to permit passengers to carry small knives on

airplanes, after receiving a drumbeat of criticism from flight attendants and the public that easing restrictions would increase flight dangers.

Transportation Security Administration head John Pistole, who had proposed to loosen rules put in place in the wake of the September 11 hijackings, told Reuters

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Hot science. Genomics, partical physics, top the scientific research charts Genomics and particle physics — offering different perspectives on the fundamental nature of life and the cosmos — are the two hottest areas of scientific research.

Eight of the 21 most closely followed scientists in 2012 studied genes and their functions, while the single mostcited paper last year covered the hunt for the long-sought Higgs boson particle, according

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Amber waves of GMOs: Farmer sues Monsanto Rogue wheat release.

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media said this week. It is the latest stage of an ambitious plan to build a space station.

The Shenzhou 10 spaceship and its rocket had already been moved to the launch area at a remote site in the Gobi Desert, Xinhua news agency reported.

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Farmer Ernest Barnes, who grows wheat in Morton County in the southwest corner of Kansas, filed suit this week in U.S. District Court in Wichita, Kan., alleging that he and other wheat farmers have been hurt financially by the discovery of the unap-

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Lin-Manuel Miranda’s tale of life on one tiny corner of Manhattan’s Washington Heights is rife with big, bold characters moving to a Latin beat as they desperately chase the American dream. The im-

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DRINKONE (OR 10) FOR BOSTON If you’re looking for an outlet for those charitable impulses, sometimes it’s best to stick with what you know. That was the thinking of DrinkOne, a group of Boston restaurant industry members who came together after the Marathon Bombings to throw a series of events to raise money for the victims. The culmination of their efforts takes place tonight at The Sinclair. One organizer, Kirsten Amann, explains: “The Boston restaurant industry is small. That’s the one thing we know how to do: bartend and make a good cocktail.”

“Drinking for a cause is LUPEC’s deal,” she says. LUPEC, the cocktail-focused group of which she’s also a member, regularly holds charitable events like this. Joining them in organizing the DrinkOne

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event/6861602237 event is United States Bartender Guild of Boston and OnTheBar, a bartender-focused app. Over the course of the last month many bars throughout the city have featured a DrinkOne cocktail on their menu, proceeds of which go to charity. The USBG, as a nonprofit, administers the funds, some of which will go specifically to industry members affected by the bombings.

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to plan events after the tragedy, Amann explains, that “We thought, ‘Ok, this is great, but why not just do something all together instead of competing for the same money?’”

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Fair warning: This will probably make you feel old.

Counting Crows’ debut album, “August and Everything After,” was released 20 years ago.

Crazy, right? The anniversary has also snuck up on Counting Crows frontman Adam Duritz, who says there are no plans to cash in on the milestone.

Instead, the band is looking forward and embarking on a summer tour across the U.S. with fellow ’90s stalwarts the Wallflowers.

I can’t believe it’s been 20 years since “August and Everything After” came out.

For me it doesn’t really seem like that either. I would probably not think about it being 20 years at all except that people keep saying it to me. I don’t really look at it any differently than I do the other albums. It happened to sell a lot more, but that didn’t have much to do with me. The job that we were going to do on the album was done long before anybody bought 10 million copies of it.

What sticks out in your memory of making that album?

It was a difficult album to make. It’s sort of where I took over the band, and because I was very lame at being a bandleader back then, that made it really hard on the other guys — because I didn’t take over the band in the best way, and that made life really hard on everyone while we were making that record. Since then we’ve done a lot of years on buses and a lot of tours and made a lot of records I really love.

Any plans to celebrate the anniversary?

I’m waiting for something more significant, some sort of trumpet fanfare to make me realize it’s been 20 years since that record came out.

That really hasn’t happened, possibly partially because we didn’t do anything to mark it.

We did a deluxe album years

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ADAM DURITZ Counting Crows have been “Round Here” for a while, but singer Adam Duritz is focusing on the future.

TIME AND TIME AGAIN ago and we did the live album, which was just all of “August and Everything After” played live, a couple of years ago, so there isn’t really anything left to do other than make another 20-year release to get people’s money for it. But we’re not going to do that.

You guys were early adopters in using social media to connect with your fans.

I remember right when I moved to Los Angeles after we finished touring on “August and Everything After” — like 1995 — I realized at some point in there that AOL had forums for all these different bands,

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like message boards, and there were people on there on the Counting Crows board just talking about our music. So I went on it and told people who I was — it took a little while to convince people — and my thought was, “Here’s a way to talk directly to your fan base.

You don’t have to go through radio, you don’t have to go through print.” I mean, all of those are useful, but it’s kind of useful to be able to go yourself, too. I mean, it was social media in a way before there was social media. It never hurts to be able to go directly to people. It’s necessary now, especially if you’re going to be independent.

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Coeur de Pirate Tonight, 8 The Paradise 967 Comm. Ave., Boston $20, 617-876-4275 www.worldmusic.org

Coeur de Pirate, French for “The Pirate Heart,” is the alias of French-Canadian singer/songwriter Beatrice Martin. In 2008, she released her first, eponymous album, which was minimal and piano-based. But “Blonde,” her 2011 second album,

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You’ve been pretty independent for a while.

Considering the landscape of the music industry, could you ever see yourself going back to a big label?

I want to work with people who simply have a good business model, and the record companies’ business model is not particularly good. They still can only think about selling things through radio and making really expensive videos and that’s about it. Those things are all great, but there’s more to it than that. And also, they want to give you 10 percent and take 90, which I’m sorry, but that just doesn’t seem smart to me, especially nowadays when a lot of people are buying something that doesn’t actually exist in three-dimensional form.

I know that they don’t have a lot of distribution costs making an mp3.

I could make them myself. Because the first experience with the Internet for a lot of the record companies was Napster, the reaction was to try and lock all the doors after that, just in sheer terror keep everybody out. I don’t think you can do anything about downloads. People are going to do what they can do. It’s a shame people don’t have a little more decency, but that’s life.

You know, whatever, it’s fun to steal things, I guess.

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brought in the Phil Spectorstyle Wall of Sound, infinitely enhancing her already pristine songwriting, which fuses the French chanson tradition with contemporary indie pop in a way that takes both into new territory. You might want to bone up on your Rosetta Stone before going to this show tonight though, because this bilingual songbird sings in her native tongue quite a bit. But in any language, the music is lovely.

Devendra Banhart Friday, 8 p.m.

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One of the key figures in that magazine-invented genre known as “freak folk,” Devendra Banhart has a genuine sense of playfulness that infects even his graver material with a cockeyed smirk. MATTHEW DINARO

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“I love this drink because despite its many levels of flavor, it is enjoyed by a wide variety of drinkers. The sweet, spicy, smoky combination can cool in the summer and warm in the winter. It’s a winner either way you look at it.”

Many bar fights could be started over the best bartender this city has to offer, but the ones profiled in “Hey Bartender” are the creme de la creme de menthe. This new film is a behind-the-scenes look at what it takes to be a cocktail connoisseur, with commentary from those who would know, like nightlife impresario Amy Sacco. We asked two of the film’s stars to tell us about the drinks that they recommend for you.

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Third annual Passing the Mic featuring Bad Rabbits Friday, 7 p.m.

Berklee Performance Center, 136 Mass. Ave., Boston, Free; tickets required, www.bit.ly/1aWUelx The third annual “Passing the Mic” to benefit the Boys & Girls Club of Greater Boston has added some star power to the mix this year. Recent Boston Calling artist and local darlings, funk outfit Bad Rabbits will perform live alongside kids from the Blue Hills Boys & Girls Studio Heat Music Clubhouse program. Sponsored by Converse and the Music & Youth Initiative, the community benefit show aims to demonstrate the power of hip-hop to create and further positive social change. The show is free, but reservations are required, so don’t forget to get your tickets and come out and support the kids.

COMEDY

‘Downton IB’ Fridays through June 14 ImprovBoston 40 Prospect St., Cambridge $14-$18, 617-576-1253 www.improvboston.com This show is ImprovBoston’s parody of “Downton Abbey.” The cast will take random suggestions from the audience and integrate them into an especially ridiculous faux episode of the British period drama. Who will die? Who else will die? Whose heart will be shattered to pieces?

And which of the maids will be asked sweep up those pieces?

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Boston Pride Parade

Saturday, 12 p.m.

Copley Square Boylston St. and Clarendon St., Boston Free, 617-262-9405 www.bostonpride.org This annual event is typically known as the “Gay Pride Parade,” but the word “gay” isn’t comprehensive enough to convey the innumerable non-heteronormative identities represented here. Of course at its heart the whole “pride” thing isn’t really about gender or sexuality, but about embracing everyone’s freedom to be themselves. In fact, Boston Pride’s mission statement doesn’t even mention sexuality — just diversity.

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Margaret Swan/ Andy Zimmerman Through June 16 Boston Sculptors Gallery

486 Harrison Ave., Boston Free, 617-482-7781 www.bostonsculptors.com Margaret Swan’s side of this exhibition, “Layers of Time,” features objects that mimic natural rock formations shaped over millennia.

Andy Zimmerman’s side, “DAY,” utilizes a technique called “anamorphic distortion” to coax the viewer into a sense of the relativity of perception.

Depending on where you stand inside the main piece, “TeleView,” the images it contains are differently distorted.

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Poncho Sanchez Thursday and Friday Sculler’s Jazz Club 400 Soldiers Field Road, Boston $30, 617-562-4111 www.scullersjazz.com This congo-playing bandleader’s

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This mix of elements produces a sound simultaneously hot like salsa and cool like bebop. Sounds like it might not work, but somehow it all comes together in Sanchez’s own personality and unique approach to the congas, which opens itself wide to all rhythmic possibilities.

Boston Festival of Bands Saturday, 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Faneuil Hall One Faneuil Hall Sq., Boston Free, 617-983-1370 www.mws-boston.org No, not rock bands — that was last weekend. This weekend it’s wind ensembles invading Government Center. This festival includes performances by seven Northeastern wind ensembles, playing everything from classical to Broadway to good

old American marching band fare.

We’ll eat our hats if none of them plays “Stars and Stripes Forever.” But stranger things have happened.

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‘Shelter’ Thursday through Sunday Boston Conservatory 31 Hemenway St., Boston $15-$30, 617-912-9222 www.bostonconservatory.edu This new musical by Brittany Bullen takes its inspiration from true stories of homeless women struggling to survive in a world that often doesn’t seem to even notice they exist. A downer of a summer play? Not really, because the ultimate message here is one of hope, hope that help can be found, even when resources are scarce — and that’s no downer. Visit us online to read Nora Dunne’s interview with Bullen. MATTHEW DINARO

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Union Square biergarten is a family affair Nosh. Bronwyn serves up German fare and bier with heart.

Bronwyn, the new German restaurant and biergarten in Union Square, actually has a Welsh name. It’s named after chef Tim Wiechmann’s wife and business partner who, as general manager, hoofed their Huron Village eatery T.W. Food, and earned the right to lend her namesake to their new venture.

Bronwyn’s menu reflects a marriage between the recent butchery trend and the home cooking of Tim’s ancestral Germany. Bronwyn’s heritage includes some German, but her mom was inspired by classic literary heroines and named her for the fabled Celtic goddess of

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Get your just desserts Generally, German chocolate cake is an oversweet American concoction highlighted by coconut, so perhaps the name on Bronwyn’s dessert list beauty.

Bronwyn’s design is Bavarian Gothic, replete with heavy gnarled wood benches and tables in the bar area and quaint fairy tale-like chairs in the dining room. Once seated, it’s the wurst that has people flocking there in droves — it’s been packed since opening in mid-May. But their offerings extend far beyond sausages, big

is ironic. Because this German chocolate cake is dense, more like a Viennese torte, but with a sponge that’s as much cocoa as it is flour (we think) and seems to magically intertwine ganache into the sponge.

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pretzels and Riesling-flavored sauerkraut.

Two pervasive elements wind through Bronwyn’s dishes. Smoke: soft-shell crab with braised chestnuts has deep, sooty flavor; pierogies come stuffed with aromatic, lightly smoked kale. And mustard seed: biernudeln, a flat beer flavored noodle, is bathed in a creamy blue cheese and whole seed mustard sauce. All are excellent paired with a cold stein from their extensive bier list.

Bronwyn admits that the couple is, happily, very busy right now. “The restaurants are our children, so it’s fine. But we do enjoy our days off.�

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Gemini | May 22-June 20.

You’re in an exceptionally good achievement cycle, but your victories could come about in a surprising way. It’ll be a last-minute change that does the trick.

Cancer | June 21-July 22.

A friend might lean on you in hopes that your capability will rub off. Do your best to help this person — you’ll need similar assistance in the near future.

Leo | July 23-Aug. 22.

An opportunity to make more money from a work-related matter is yours for the taking.

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Profit from past experience and don’t fall into a trap that has snared you before. Old mistakes don’t have to be repeated.

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You are likely to fare better in a joint endeavor than a solo effort. Pick your ally wisely, and you’ll do quite well.

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Because you’re as much of a giver as you are a taker, you’ll be in high demand. Your good attitude will be a boon to your team.

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One of your greatest assets is a desire to do things for others that they can’t do themselves.

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Mental tasks will be much easier than work requiring physical effort. If there is some type of heavy lifting on the agenda, hire helpers.

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Patrice Bergeron was once again the hero, tipping in a Brad Marchand pass to give the B’s a 2-1 victory in the second overtime and a dominant 3-0 series lead over the Penguins in the Eastern Conference Finals.

The first overtime was particularly fierce as Matt Cooke and Milan Lucic got into a heated tussle along the boards following a shot on goal by the Pens to start the extra session. Both received roughing minors.

Nathan Horton had a breakaway off a turnover moments later but Tomas Vokoun made his best save of the series, stuff-

ing Horton’s attempt with his left pad. Horton also hit the post with a would-be gamewinner in the extra session.

Chris Kelly was called for tripping eight and a half minutes into OT, setting up a crucial Pittsburgh power play but the Pens only got one shot on goal. Similarly, the B’s couldn’t take advantage of Brooks Orpik being put in the box minutes later for highsticking Brad Marchand. An Evgeni Malkin delay of game set up another B’s power play with under two minutes to go in the OT, but Boston couldn’t punch it in.

The Penguins had outplayed the Bruins throughout regulation, leading in most major categories. They had 39 shots on goal, compared with Boston’s 25. They had 31 hits compared with the Bruins’ 22. Most impressively for Pittsburgh, it led the faceoffs battle 37-19 through three.

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third period as Pascal Dupuis was caught for interference on Johnny Boychuk, but the suddenly steady Pens easily killed it.

Chris Kunitz finally broke through for Pittsburgh 8:51 into the second, elevating the puck past Rask after assists by Paul Martin and Dupuis. The B’s lone regulation tally came when David Krejci scored on a bank shot just 1:42 into the contest. It was Krejci’s ninth goal of the postseason and Lucic was credited with the assist.

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Jackie Bradley Jr. was selected by the Red Sox 40th overall just two years ago. /BOSTON GLOBE

The Red Sox will do something they haven’t done since 1993 this evening — pick inside the top 10 of the MLB first-year player draft.

The Red Sox have the No. 7 overall pick, which can be credited to their disastrous 69-win season last year. The last time the Sox had a pick that high was in 1993, when they selected Trot Nixon. This is entirely new territory for the Sox as they’ve only had one pick inside the top 20 (No. 19 in 2011) since 2003.

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Cherington along with Amiel Sawdaye, director of amateur scouting, work extensively together throughout the draft process.

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selected a high school player with their first pick in Sawdaye’s drafts, and of the five first rounders overall, just one was a high school player (catcher Blake Swihart in 2011). Going by the past Sox trends, and with roughly 50 percent of top 10 MLB picks coming from college in the past five years, it’s likely the player the team selects is a current collegiate player.

Although baseball is the most unpredictable sport to hazard a guess as to how players will pan out once they become professionals, there have been a number of quality players selected at No. 7.

Young pitching stud Matt Harvey of the Mets was selected at this spot in 2010, as well as Dodgers ace Clayton Kershaw back in 2006. Other players include Troy Tulowitzki (2005) and Nick Markakis (2003).

“We take players we like, that is the way we like to do it,” Sawdaye said. “Even later in the draft we’re pulling names of guys we like and guys we’ve seen. Typically you get a lot of those guys.”

Jackie Bradley Jr. was the 40th overall pick in 2011, Ryan Lavarnway was their sixth round pick in 2008, Will Middlebrooks was taken

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Red Sox GM Ben Cherington on the benefits of receiving a high draft pick.

in the fifth round in 2007, Jacoby Ellsbury No. 23 overall in 2005, Dustin Pedroia in the second round of 2003, and Jon Lester in the second round of 2002.

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“I can’t pinpoint something like that because I don’t know what happened,” Mariano Rivera said. “Besides that, I can’t tell you anything

that I don’t know.”

The news of the proposed suspensions broke during the early innings of the game, so the players had little, if any, knowledge of MLB seeking to suspend Rodriguez, Ryan Braun and others in connection to the Biogenesis scandal.

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through it yet,” New York manager Joe Girardi said Tuesday. “Our stance all along is that we’ll let MLB handle it and we really have no comment.”

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