Tuukka Rask was removed in the second period of Saturday's win over the Rangers due to a likely case of dehydration, Joe Haggerty of CSN New England reports.

Rask was removed in the second period of Saturday's win over the Rangers due to a likely case of dehydration, Joe Haggerty of CSN New England reports.

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Coach Claude Julien said that Rask was battling some "symptoms" of dehydration, but acknowledged that the goalie is fine and would be able to travel to Carolina with the club for Sunday's game. It's unclear at this time if Rask or backup Niklas Svedberg, who entered Saturday's game in relief, will start against the Hurricanes. Despite leaving early Saturday, Rask still managed to pick up the victory after he left with a 3-0 lead, with the Bruins ultimately prevailing by a 4-2 count.