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.
The Tampa Bay Lightning lost top defenseman and captain Victor Hedman to injury during Thurdsay night’s wild 6-5 victory over ...
Tampa Bay’s leading scorer broke an even first period late in the frame. Nikita Kucherov poked the puck off the tape of ...
Hedman opened the game early in the first period when he scored on a scramble in front of the net. He has three points (one goal, two assists) in his last two games and six, including three goals, in ...
TAMPA — Lightning captain Victor Hedman went into Saturday afternoon’s game against the Bruins potentially able to play ...
Victor Hedman opened the scoring early in the game before Boston tied the score late in the period. Tampa Bay then scored ...
Anthony Cirelli started a two-goal performance with the game-winner during a dominant second period, propelling the visiting ...
After two straight poor performances, the team hopes to get back to the detail-oriented approach that put it in strong ...
After missing one game, Hedman will return to the top pairing and first power-play unit. He has amassed 11 goals, 50 points, 141 shots on net, 104 blocked shots and 30 hits through 60 appearances this ...
If the Bruins and their fans did not get a whiff of their current reality in the loss in Ottawa on Thursday, then the Tampa Bay Lightning came to town and bashed them over the head with it at the ...
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