It's been an exciting 2013 NHL playoffs, filled with last minute comebacks and underdog victories.

Game 4 of the New York Rangers and Boston Bruins kicks off tonight at 7 p.m. ET. The Bruins jumped out to a dominating lead, going up 3-0 in the series. Only three teams in history have come back from being down three in an NHL playoff series.

The Rangers aren't backing down from the challenge.

"We're not looking at odds or anything like that," Rangers captain Ryan Callahan said. "We're looking at one game at home, and we'll try to bring this thing back to Boston. That's the only way we can look at it, to try to win one game in our building."

Because of inconsistent play, Rangers coach, John Tortorella is benching one of hockey's highest paid players, Brad Richards. In 10 games this playoffs, Richards has only scored once and has no assists. Richards isn't living up to his $60 million contract.

"I don't know if surprised is the right word for it," Richards said. "I'm disappointed."

There is still hope for the New York Rangers. Earlier in the NHL playoffs, the Rangers were down 0-2 to Washington and then won three straight to make it out of the first round.

Bruins coach Claude Julien is trying to keep his Bruins team focused on the job at hand.

"You learn from the past, but you live in the moment. You don't live in the past," said Julien.

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