After falling to the Lightning in heartbreaking fashion on Monday, the Boston Bruins will look to get back on track when they host the Rangers on Wednesday night. Puck drop is set for 7:30 p.m. Follow along for updates from Wednesday’s game.
WHO: Rangers (29-33-13) at Bruins (46-21-9)
WHEN: 7:30 p.m.
WHERE: TD Garden
TV: NBCSN
RADIO: 98.5-FM The Sports Hub
LIVE BOX SCORE: NHL.com
TICKETS: BSJ ticket partner SeatsForEveryone.com
LIVE COVERAGE
10:16: Final: Bruins beat the Rangers, 6-3. More to come.
10:09: Yeah, why not. Charlie McAvoy makes it 6-2.
10:08: Bergeron tips one home on a 5-on-3 stretch. 5-2 Bruins.
9:57: Pastrnak with a hat trick — giving him a new career high with 36 goals this season. All in 61 games.
9:55: Coyle draws a hook. Bruins back n the power play.
9:42: Ryan Strome gets one right back. 3-2 game.
9:38: Pastrnak sets up Jake DeBrusk for a goal. That line is rolling. 3-1 Bruins.
9:34: Third period underway. Bruins open the stanza with 29 seconds on the power play.
9:16: End Second: Bruins lead New York, 2-1. SOG in favor of Boston, 22-16.
9:15: Rare scrap for Bergeron. Justified.
Patrice Bergeron objects to a check from Lias Andersson and gets into a scrap. pic.twitter.com/kI2NpzS0jz
— Conor Ryan (@ConorRyan_93) March 28, 2019
Henrik Lundqvist just robbed Chris Wagner. pic.twitter.com/nz9gdzF8Fo
— Conor Ryan (@ConorRyan_93) March 28, 2019
Leave David Pastrnak uncovered in his favorite spot at your own risk.
1-0 Bruins. pic.twitter.com/D4CiO9GvgE
— Conor Ryan (@ConorRyan_93) March 27, 2019
Welcome back to TD Garden. Bruins rolling out their Winter Classic sweaters tonight. pic.twitter.com/tCtOdYvmsL
— Conor Ryan (@ConorRyan_93) March 27, 2019
- While the Rangers might be out of the playoff picture, Boston has had its fair share of troubles against the Blueshirts, with New York looking to complete a season sweep of the B’s for the second time in three seasons tonight. In fact, Boston’s last home loss in regulation all the way back on Jan. 19 came at the hands of the Rangers.
- Over their last 10 games, the Rangers have posted a 9-1 record against the Bruins — who are coming off of a 5-4 loss in regulation against the Lightning. Still, New York is just 2-7-3 in March.
- While Sean Kuraly (fractured hand) is still out for at least three weeks and John Moore (upper body) is now tabbed as “week to week” after going down with an injury on Monday, the Bruins are expected to get bodies back in short order. Both Marcus Johansson and Torey Krug will return to the lineup on Wednesday, while Bruce Cassidy noted that both Matt Grzelcyk and Kevan Miller are “probable” for this weekend’s back-to-back slate against the Panthers and Red Wings.
- Jaroslav Halak will get the start in net for the Bruins, who hold a five-point cushion over the Maple Leafs for second place in the Atlantic with six games remaining in the regular season.