Final: Bruins 3, Rangers 2 - Krejci wins it in OT taken at TD Garden (Bruins)

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The Bruins will look to make it six wins in a row when they host the Rangers in a matinee matchup on Black Friday. Puck drop is set for 1:00 p.m. Follow along for updates from Friday’s game.

WHO: Rangers (12-9-2) at Bruins (17-3-5)

WHEN: 1:00 p.m.

WHERE: TD Garden

TV: NBC

RADIO: 98.5-FM The Sports Hub

LIVE BOX SCORE: NHL.com

TICKETS: BSJ ticket partner SeatsForEveryone.com

LIVE COVERAGE:



3:54: Krejci wins it in overtime. 3-2 game.

3:46: ON to overtime

3:39: Huge kill for the Bruins. 2:41 left.

3:35: Par Lindholm is whistled for a high stick. Rangers will get 4:00 on the power play. 7:02 left to play.

3:32: Rangers kill it off.

3:28: Bruins going to the power play. 9:25 left in the third.

3:23: Marchand back on the bench. Looks like he was caught up high while skating into Trouba.

3:14: Who else put Pastrnak. 2-2 game.

3:11: Brad Marchand is very mad. He smashes his stick and heads down the tunnel.

3:08: Charlie Coyle took a shift at 7:28 in the second and did not touch the ice for the remainder of the period. He is on the bench for the start of the third.

3:06: Third period underway.

2:57:

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2:51: End Second: Bruins trail, 2-1. Boston with some momentum going into the second, however.

2:46: Bruins get on the board with 1:32 left in the second. Sean Kuraly makes it a 2-1 game.

2:40: Bruins kill off the 5-on-3.

2:39: Kuraly whistled for a cross check. Ehhhhh.

2:35: Grzelcyk now in the box. Bruins back on the PK.

2:32: McAvoy may not have won the bout, but someone had to do something to get a spark out of this roster.

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2:21: Rangers make it 2-0. Bad turnover by Heinen in the neutral zone.

2:18: B's kill it off.

2:14: Bruins back to the PK. Connor Clifton whistled for a trip.

2:10: Second period underway.

1:53: End First: Rangers lead, 1-0. SOG in favor of New York, 11-7. After a great start, Boston fell a bit flat, especially after the Buchnevich tally.

1:47: Coyle was in some pain after blocking a shot off the leg during that PK shift. He's testing it out on the ice during the TV break.

1:43: Rangers score seconds after Kuraly exits the box. Buchnevich.


1-0 New York with 5:46 left in the first.




















LINEUPS


BOSTON 


Brad Marchand — David Krejci — David Pastrnak
Jake DeBrusk — Jack Studnicka — Charlie Coyle
Anders Bjork — Sean Kuraly — Danton Heinen
Joakim Nordstrom — Par Lindholm— Chris Wagner


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


Jaroslav Halak
Tuukka Rask


Scratched: Steven Kampfer, Brendan Gaunce 


Injured: Patrice Bergeron (lower body), Brett Ritchie (infection), David Backes (upper body), Zach Senyshyn (lower body), Karson Kuhlman (fractured tibia), Kevan Miller (knee), John Moore (shoulder)


NEW YORK


Chris Kreider
-- Mike Zibanejad --
Pavel Buchnevich

Artemi Panarin --
Filip Chytil
-- Ryan Strome

Brendan Lemieux
--
Brett Howden
--
Kaapo Kakko

Brendan Smith
--
Boo Nieves
--
Jesper Fast


Brady Skjei
--
Jacob Trouba

Ryan Lindgren
--
Adam Fox

Libor Hajek
--
Tony DeAngelo


Henrik Lundqvist

Alexandar Georgiev


PREGAME NOTES: 


  • If the Bruins are going to extend their winning streak to six games and their overall point streak to 10 on Friday afternoon, they’re going to have to do it without Patrice Bergeron, who will miss his third straight game due to a nagging lower-body injury. Jack Studnicka will slot back into the lineup and will center the second line next to Charlie Coyle and Jake DeBrusk, while Sean Kuraly will remain on the third line. 

  • Jaroslav Halak will start in net for Boston, while Connor Clifton will slot back in place of Steven Kampfer on the blue line. 

  • Boston might be on a hot streak, but so are the Blueshirts, who have won three games in a row and are 7-3-1 in their last 11 games. New York’s top free-agent coup this summer, Artemi Panarin, has racked up 26 points in his last 16 games for New York. 

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