Boston Bruins Weekly

Boston beats Vegas 3-2 in a shootout behind Pastrnak's winning goal, Hagens' league-leading sixth rookie goal, and a homestand sweep that pushes the Bruins to 11-4-1.

Jack Armstrong breaks down Boston's wild 5-4 overtime comeback against Chicago, including David Pastrnak passing Patrice Bergeron on the franchise goal list, Morgan Geekie's last-gasp tie with 12 seconds left, and Elias Lindholm's OT winner. The Bruins improve to 10-4-1 and stay atop the Atlantic Division.

The Bruins opened the scoring for the fifth straight game, watched James Hagens put one in between his legs, and then gave up four unanswered goals to a Blues team that hadn't scored in two months of hockey. Jack Armstrong breaks down how this one went sideways.

Jack Armstrong breaks down the Bruins' 2-1 regulation loss to Carolina, from the gut-punch Poitras-to-Aho sequence to the power play that went nowhere and what this means for the early season.

The Bruins scored four times in the third period to pull away from a stubborn Sharks team, extending their point streak to eight games and sweeping the season series. Jack Armstrong breaks down how this one unfolded and why it matters.

Michael DiPietro earns his first career shutout as David Pastrnak, Charlie McAvoy, and five different goal scorers power the Bruins to a dominant 6-0 win over the Predators at TD Garden.

Jack Armstrong breaks down how Boston's dominant road trip ended with a gut-punch overtime loss to Dallas, as Mikko Rantanen's hat trick undid a brilliant two-period effort from the Bruins.

Jack Armstrong breaks down Boston's 4-1 comeback victory in Los Angeles, where the Bruins scored four unanswered goals for the second straight night to extend their winning streak to five games.

Jack Armstrong breaks down Boston's stunning four-goal comeback against Anaheim, DiPietro's first career win, Pastrnak passing Marchand on the all-time list, and what this fourth straight victory means for the Bruins' momentum.