Gov. Charlie Baker is praising the Massachusetts Senate for supporting his proposal to create a financial control board to oversee management of the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority.A measure was adopted by the Senate Thursday night to create a five-member board with broad powers to manage all aspects of the MBTA for the next three to five years.Three members of the panel will come from the Baker-appointed state Department of Transportation board, including Transportation Secretary Stephanie Pollack.Democratic House Speaker Robert DeLeo on Wednesday said he would also support the creation of the control board.Boston's record-setting snowfall of more than 9 feet last winter caused widespread delays and shutdowns of MBTA service, frustrating politicians and the public, and prompting Baker to seek greater control of the transit system.