Final: Red Wings 4, Bruins 2  - B's come up short in frustrating showing taken at TD Garden (Bruins)

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The Boston Bruins will close out a brief two-game homestand when they take on the Detroit Red Wings on Saturday night.. Puck drop is set for 7:00 tonight. Follow along for updates from Saturday’s game.

WHO: Red Wings (11-11-3) at Bruins (14-7-4)

WHEN: 7:00 p.m.

WHERE: TD Garden

TV: NESN

RADIO: 98.5-FM The Sports Hub

LIVE BOX SCORE: NHL.com

TICKETS: BSJ ticket partner SeatsForEveryone.com

LIVE COVERAGE: 



9:48: Final: Bruins fall to Detroit, 4-2. More to come.

9:45: Empty net for Boston with under two minutes to go.

9:41: Bad giveaway leads to great look by Nyquist, but Rask gloves his wrister.

9:33: Frans Nielsen tips one past Rask. 3-2 Red Wings with 8:07 left.  Frustrating stretch after some extended stretches of zone time around Howard.

9:24: Bruins finally cash in on the power play, with Ryan Donato sniping home his first goal since Oct. 4. Tie game.

9:18: DeKeyser heads to the box and Boston heads back n the power play.

9:12: Bruins' power play tonight - not great!

9:10: Third period underway.

8:53: End Second: Bruins trail, 2-1. Uneventful stanza in my opinion.

8:50: After all that, Larkin scores to make it a 2-1 game. Still, B's are now on the power play after Mike Green hooks Pastrnak with 1:18 left in the first.

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PROJECTED LINES


BRUINS


Brad Marchand -- Colby Cave -- David Pastrnak


Danton Heinen
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David Krejci
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Jake DeBrusk


Ryan Donato --
Joakim Nordstrom
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Noel Acciari


Chris Wagner
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Sean Kuraly
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David Backes


Torey Krug
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Brandon Carlo


John Moore
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Matt Grzelcyk


Jeremy Lauzon
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Connor Clifton


Tuukka Rask


Jaroslav Halak


RED WINGS


Justin Abdelkader --
Dylan Larkin
-- Anthony Mantha


Gustav Nyquist
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Frans Nielsen
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Andreas Athanasiou


Tyler Bertuzzi
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Luke Glendening
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Michael Rasmussen


Christoffer Ehn
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Jacob de la Rose
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Thomas Vanek


Niklas Kronwall
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Mike Green


Danny DeKeyser
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Nick Jensen


Jonathan Ericsson
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Dennis Cholowski


Jimmy Howard


Jonathan Bernier


PREGAME NOTES


  • No lineup changes up front for the Black and Gold on Saturday — but the blue line will gain a big body back in Brandon Carlo, who has not played since Nov. 10 due to an upper-body injury. Carlo is expected to skate alongside Torey Krug, while Steven Kampfer will be scratched.

  • Prior to his injury, Carlo had averaged close to 21 minutes of TOI over 16 games while logging plenty of reps on the penalty kill. With minutes eaters like Zdeno Chara and Kevan Miller out for the foreseeable future, look for Carlo and other veterans like John Moore to earn plenty of ice time.

  • For the first time since the start of November, Tuukka Rask will earn back-to-back starts after a strong showing on Thursday against the Islanders. For more on Rask’s added workload, click here.

  • Boston has more than held its own on home ice this season, posting a record of 9-2 at TD Garden this season — the top winning percentage for any NHL club at home this season. Meanwhile, the Red Wings have not won a game in Boston since Oct. 14, 2013 — a span of nine games.

  • Even with their struggles at the Garden, the Red Wings have still managed to capture points in four of its last six games.

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