Final: Bruins 2, Avalanche 1 (OT) - Marchand hands Bruins another OT victory taken at TD Garden (Bruins)

Photo by Joe Amon/The Denver Post via Getty Images)

The Boston Bruins will continue their three-game homestand when they host the Avalanche at TD Garden Sunday afternoon. Puck drop is set for 3:00. Follow along for updates from Sunday's game.

WHO: Avalanche (22-22-10) at Bruins (30-17-8)

WHEN: 3:00 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:



5:46: Marchand wins it in overtime. Bruins beat Colorado, 2-1, and post their first victory against the Avalanche at TD Garden since March 30, 1998.

5:38: Bruins can't cash in on the power play. Overtime once again.

5:36: No dice on the power play.

5:32: Bruins back on the power play with 2:15 left in regulation. 1-1 game.

5:29: B's are lucky its not a 2-1 game.




5:26: 


5:21: 


5:20: 


5:18: 


5:15: 


5:14: 


5:05: 


5:02: 


4:49: 


4:31: 


4:25: 


4:22: 


4:21: 


4:18: 


4:13: 


4:06: 


3:50: 


3:47: 


3:43: 


3:42: 


3:40: 


3:30: 


3:25: 


3:13: 


3:08: 


3:02: 


3:02:


3:00: 


PROJECTED LINES


BOSTON


Brad Marchand
-- Patrice Bergeron --
Danton Heinen


Peter Cehlarik
--
David Krejci
-- David Pastrnak


Jake DeBrusk
--
Trent Frederic
-- 
Joakim Nordstrom


Sean Kuraly
 --
Noel Acciari
-- 
Chris Wagner


Zdeno Chara
--
Charlie McAvoy


Torey Krug
--
Kevan Miller


John Moore
--
Brandon Carlo


Jaroslav Halak


COLORADO


Gabriel Landeskog
-- Nathan MacKinnon --
Mikko Rantanen


Matt Nieto
--
Carl Soderberg
--
Matt Calvert


Alexander Kerfoot
--
J.T. Compher
-- Colin Wilson


A.J. Greer
--
Sheldon Dries
--
Sven Andrighetto


Erik Johnson
--
Samuel Girard


Nikita Zadorov
--
Ryan Graves


Patrik Nemeth
--
Tyson Barrie




PREGAME NOTES


The Bruins will look to extend their point streak to seven games when they host the Avs at TD Garden. In terms of lineup changes, Trent Frederic will get back into the lineup and center a line with Jake DeBrusk and Joakim Nordstrom, while David Backes will be scratched. J
aroslav Halak
 
return in goal, with the veteran netminder looking to snap a five-game losing streak.


Colorado arrives in Boston looking to snap a six-game losing streak, with the Avs 0-4-2 during that stretch — their longest losing streak of the season.


Still, Colorado has performed well against Boston over the years, with the club posting a record of 22-10-1 against the Bruins since moving to Colorado in 1995. At TD Garden, the Avs are 12-2-1.


Colorado’s top line of
Nathan MacKinnon, Mikko Rantanen
and
Gabriel Landeskog
have combined for 81 goals and 204 points so far this season. The trio combined for six points in a 6-3 win over Boston back on Nov. 14.

Loading...
Loading...