Final: Bruins 6, Penguins 4 - Bruins rally back to post 6th straight win taken at TD Garden (Bruins)

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After taking down the Senators on Saturday, the Bruins will continue their 3-in-4 stretch with a home matchup against the Penguins. Puck drop is set for 7:00 p.m. Follow along for updates from Monday’s game. 

WHO: Penguins (8-5-1) at Bruins (10-1-2)

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:



9:39: Final: Bruins rally back to beat the Penguins, 6-4. What a wild, wild game. The Bruins are now 11-1-2 — and have won six games in a row.

9:37: Bergeron empty netter.

9:34: Marchand. 5-4 Bruins with 1:57 left.

9:28:

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9:25: Disastrous power play. Nothing doing, and McAvoy heads off with a head injury. He hit his head off the net while crashing into the post.

9:20: Bruins to the power play.

9:13: Tied up. Blast from Krug off a feed from Marchand.

9:11: Nothing doing so far in the third. Carlo + Aston-Reese head off for matching penalties.

8:56: Third period underway.

8:41: End Second: Woooooooof. 4-3 Penguins after Marino scores coming out of the box.

8:33: North Easton's John Marino heads to the penalty box. Bruins will get a power play with 2:10 left in the second.

8:29: 3-3 game. Bryan Rust. What a shellacking the last 16 minutes have been.

8:18: And now Bjugstad on a breakaway. 3-2 game. Penguins are crushing the Bruins this period.

8:11: Dominik Kahun. 3-1 Boston.

8:10: Pastrnak beats Murray short side — 3-0 Boston. Murray pulled. Boston is rolling.

8:06: Jaroslav Halak stops Alex Galchenyuk. Still a 2-0 game.

7:59: Second period underway.

7:46: End First: Bruins lead the Penguins, 2-0. Over the last 17 full periods of hockey (no OT), the Bruins are outscoring the competition, 28-10.

7:39: Now a Bruins power play. Letang heads off for a slash.

7:32: What a goal from Marchand - who bats it out of the air and past Murray. 2-0 game. Marchand & Pastrnak extend their point streaks to 13 and 12 games.

7:30: Bergeron Line: 1 Crosby Line: 0  — Marchand gives the Bruins a 2-0 lead.

7:25: Krejci out of the box - Halak with a number of fantastic stops so far.

7:20: Bruins head to the PK. Krejci is whistled for a trip.

7:17: Good play by DeBrusk to pick off a lazy feed from Letang. DeBrusk is a streaky scorer, but he's been stringing together quite a few solid games now.

7:15: Jake DeBrusk. 1-0 Bruins.

7:09: Bergeron Line vs. Crosby Line to start the night.

7:08: And we're underway.

7:02: Starters:

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LINEUPS

BOSTON 

Brad Marchand — Patrice Bergeron — David Pastrnak
Jake DeBrusk — David Krejci — Danton Heinen
Anders Bjork — Charlie Coyle — Brett Ritchie
Cameron Hughes — Sean Kuraly — Chris Wagner

Zdeno Chara — Charlie McAvoy
Torey Krug — Brandon Carlo
Matt Grzelcyk — Connor Clifton

Jaroslav Halak
Tuukka Rask

Scratched: Steven Kampfer

Injured: David Backes (upper body), Karson Kuhlman (fractured tibia), Joakim Nordstrom (infected elbow), Par Lindholm (upper body), Kevan Miller (knee), John Moore (shoulder), Anton Blidh (shoulder)

PITTSBURGH 

Jake Guentzel -- Sidney Crosby -- Dominik Simon
Alex Galchenyuk -- Evgeni Malkin -- Bryan Rust
Jared McCann -- Nick Bjugstad -- Dominik Kahun
Zach Aston-Reese -- Teddy Blueger -- Brandon Tanev

Juuso Riikola -- Kris Letang
Marcus Pettersson -- Justin Schultz
Jack Johnson -- John Marino

Matt Murray
Tristan Jarry

PREGAME NOTES: 


  • Something’s gotta give on Monday night, as a Bruins club that’s won five games in a row and hasn’t lost in regulation since October 10 is set to battle a Penguins team that has collected points in four straight games. Despite dealing with a slew of injuries, the Penguins have been able to stay more than afloat in the Metropolitan Division — with Evgeni Malkin now back in the lineup after missing over a month due to injury.

  • Boston’s forward corps is still banged up, with four skaters still on the mend in Backes, Lindholm, Kuhlman and Nordstrom. With Boston in need of bottom-six penalty killers, the B’s called up hard-nosed forward Cameron Hughes, who tallied six points over 13 games down in Providence. 

  • For much on Hughes, click here. 

  • Along with Hughes’ return, Brett Ritchie will slot back into the lineup and return to the third line next to Charlie Coyle and Anders Bjork. Connor Clifton will replace Steven Kampfer in the lineup, while Jaroslav Halak will get the start in net for Boston. 

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