Bruins can’t catch Lightning twice in a week, with disastrous second period their undoing
For the second straight game the Bruins couldn’t overcome a dreadful period — this time it was the second — and lost to the Lightning, 6-2, Saturday night at TD Garden. Boston was outshot, 20-0, in the second period and fell behind, 4-1, in falling to 30-30-8 on the season.
Bruins embarrassed by lack of fight in lopsided loss
BOSTON — The fans were mad. The Boston players were embarrassed and the Bruins moved further from a playoff spot and closer to the end of a rough season. In the pothole-marked road to this point in the season, there have been many candidates for the worst game of the season, but Saturday’s 6-2 loss to Tampa was in contention for the Bruins.
Joe Haggerty and guests Mark Divver and Mick Colageo react Bruins loss to that saw Linus Ullmark badly outplay Jeremy Swayman ...
This game featured one of the most dominant periods in Lightning history. In the second, the Lightning outscored Boston, 3-0.
Boston Bruins center Elias Lindholm shared his thoughts following the 6-2 loss to the Tampa Bay Lightning at TD Garden as ...
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Tampa Bay built on its lead in the process, too. Nick Paul needed only 2:13 into the second period to become the sixth Bolt to hit 20 goals this season after Emil Lilleberg’s shot from the left point ...
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