Final: Blues 2, Bruins 1 (SO) - Bruins close out road trip with shootout loss to St. Louis taken at BSJ Headquarters (Bruins)

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After sweeping their four-game slate against Pacific Division opponents, the Bruins will look to close out their five-game road trip with a sweep when they take on the red-hot Blues. Puck drop is set for 4:00 p.m. Follow along for updates from Saturday’s game.

WHO: Blues (32-23-5) at Bruins (36-17-8)

WHEN: 4:00 p.m.

WHERE: Enterprise Center

TV: NESN

RADIO: 98.5-FM The Sports Hub

LIVE BOX SCORE: NHL.com

TICKETS: BSJ ticket partner SeatsForEveryone.com

LIVE COVERAGE



6:46: Blues win in a shootout, 2-1. Bruins finish with 9 points out of a possible 10 on their road trip.

6:36: Good lord, Rask. We move to a shootout.

6:31: Bruins open overtime with Coyle-Kuraly / McAvoy

6:28: On to overtime — Bruins extend their point streak to 13 straight games.

6:16: Carlo to the box for a trip. Bruins to the PK with 8:03 left.

6:14: Great play by Miller to break up a 2-on-1.

6:11: Ice continuing to tilt in Boston's favor. Good shifts continue for the Coyle line.

5:50: I miss anything good? Chris Wagner continues to be a great signing and other than the Cehlarik turnover, the third line is looking much much  better.

4:21: A brutal line change and turnover allows St. Louis to score on their first shot of the game. 1-0 Blues off of Steen's snipe. Not a good play by Cehlarik.

4:16: Bruins have a tough nut to crack in Binnington in net, but a couple of solid shifts from the Acciari and Coyle lines so far.

4:05: Looking forward to seeing how Coyle fares on that third line. It's a heavy group with Cehlarik and Backes on the wing. We'll see how they fare against a red-hot Blues team.

12:40: Just a quick programming note - live coverage might be on and off for the first period or two tonight. Will be flying back from Vegas (a whopping 3 inches of snow canceled all of my flights for two days), so I'll be up in the air. Still, I'll be back before the game goes final.

PROJECTED LINES

BOSTON

Brad Marchand -- Patrice Bergeron -- Danton Heinen

Karson Kuhlman -- David Krejci -- Jake DeBrusk

Joakim Nordstrom/Peter Cehlarik -- Charlie Coyle -- David Backes

Sean Kuraly -- Noel Acciari -- Chris Wagner

Zdeno Chara -- Charlie McAvoy

Torey Krug -- Brandon Carlo

Matt Grzelcyk -- Kevan Miller

Tuukka Rask

Scratched: John Moore, Steven Kampfer, Peter Cehlarik

Injured: David Pastrnak (thumb)

ST. LOUIS

Jaden Schwartz -- Ryan O'Reilly -- Vladimir Tarasenko

Robert Thomas -- Tyler Bozak -- Alexander Steen

Zach Sanford -- Oskar Sundqvist -- Pat Maroon

Mackenzie MacEachern -- Ivan Barbashev -- Robby Fabbri

Joel Edmundson -- Alex Pietrangelo

Jay Bouwmeester -- Colton Parayko

Vince Dunn -- Robert Bortuzzo

Jordan Binnington

PREGAME NOTES:


  • Saturday’s matchup will feature two of the hottest teams in the NHL, as Boston is looking for its eighth win in a row, while the Blues are just coming off of an 11-game winning streak that came to an end on Thursday against the Stars.

  • With a win, Boston will also extend its point streak to 13 straight games. This stands as Boston’s current winning streak since winning 12 straight contests back in March 2014.

  • Saturday will also stand as Charlie Coyle’s debut with the Bruins after Boston traded for him on Wednesday afternoon. Coyle will start on the third line alongside David Backes. For more on Coyle’s debut, click here.

  • Tuukka Rask is 12-0-2 with a 2.14 goals-against average, .927 save percentage and two shutouts in his past 15 games, while Jake DeBrusk has tallied a goal in five straight games.

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