Islanders 4, Bruins 3 (OT) - Isles tie series up

The Bruins will continue their second-round series against the Islanders on Monday night at TD Garden. Puck drop is set for 7:30 p.m. Follow along for updates from Monday’s game. 

WHO: Bruins vs. Islanders (Bruins lead, 1-0)

WHEN: 7:30 p.m.

WHERE: TD Garden

TV:  NBCSN

RADIO: 98.5-FM The Sports Hub

LIVE BOX SCORE: NHL.com

LIVE COVERAGE:

Bruins fall in OT, 4-3. Awful way to end it. 

Hall almost sent us home. Great save by Varlamov. 

Key block from Lauzon. 

Overtime has arrived. 

On to overtime. 

Tie game. Unreal. 

Too many men for New York. Bruins to the power play with 5:21 left. 

3-2 game. Bergeron gives Bruins life. 

A couple of encouraging stretches for Boston, but Varlamov is standing tall so far. 

Third period is a go. 

Just a dreadful period of hockey from Boston. 

Annnnnd Pageau scores. 3-1 New York. 

Crazy action at 4v4 play there. Barzal and Pastrnak each with great chances. 

Ritchie and Martin head off to the box. 

Palmieri scores. 2-1 Islanders. 

New York has slowly been tilting the ice in its favor for most of the second here. Boston could use an energy shift here. 

New York scores in the final seconds of the power play. Tough deflection there. 1-1.

Goaltender interference on Pasta. 

Second period is a go. 

End First: 1-0 Bruins. SOG 15-6 in favor of Boston. 

Kuraly is back. 

Kuraly is down.

Carlo off the post. Palmieri shaken up on the play. 

No dice.

Bruins to the power play. Ritchie is tripped up. 

Coyle beats Varlamov. That was fast. 1-0 Bruins. 

Game 2 is underway. 

New York starting their fourth line tonight. 

Looks like Varlamov in net for New York tonight. 

Greetings from TD Garden. 

LINEUPS 

BOSTON

Brad Marchand -- Patrice Bergeron -- David Pastrnak
Taylor Hall -- David Krejci -- Jake DeBrusk
Nick Ritchie -- Charlie Coyle -- Karson Kuhlman
Sean Kuraly -- Curtis Lazar -- Chris Wagner

Matt Grzelcyk -- Charlie McAvoy
Mike Reilly -- Brandon Carlo
Jeremy Lauzon -- Connor Clifton

Tuukka Rask
Jeremy Swayman

Scratched: Anton Blidh, Trent Frederic, Greg McKegg, Oskar Steen, Jack Studnicka, Urho Vaakanainen, Jack Ahcan, Jarred Tinordi, Callum Booth, Jaroslav Halak, Dan Vladar,

Injured: Ondrej Kase (upper body), Craig Smith (lower body) Jakub Zboril (upper body), Kevan Miller (upper body), Steven Kampfer (hand)

NEW YORK

Leo Komarov — Mathew Barzal — Jordan Eberle
Anthony Beauvillier — Brock Nelson — Josh Bailey
Kyle Palmieri — Jean-Gabriel Pageau — Travis Zajac
Matt Martin — Casey Cizikas — Cal Clutterbuck

Adam Pelech - Ryan Pulock
Nick Leddy - Scott Mayfield
Andy Greene - Noah Dobson

Ilya Sorokin
Semyon Varlamov

Scratched: Cole Bardreau, Kieffer Bellows, Austin Czarnik, Michael Dal Colle, Anatoli Golyshev, Simon Holmstrom, Ross Johnston, Otto Koivula, Dmytro Timashov, Sebastian Aho, Samuel Bolduc, Braydon Coburn, Thomas Hickey, Grant Hutton, Bode Wilde, Ken Appleby, Cory Schneider

Injured: Oliver Wahlstrom (undisclosed)

PREGAME NOTES:

The Bruins’ top-six unit took a major hit on the injury front, as Craig Smith will miss Game 2 after suffering a lower-body injury during Saturday’s Game 1 win. Jake DeBrusk will take Smith’s spot on the second line, while Karson Kuhlman will draw into the lineup and skate on the third line. 

Kevan Miller is still ruled out due to a likely concussion, while Matt Grzelcyk will play despite briefly leaving Game 1 due to a heavy check from Leo Komarov. 

The Islanders’ lineup will remain the same as it was in Game 1 - meaning that BC product Oliver Wahlstrom still remains out of the lineup. Barry Trotz did not reveal who will start in net for New York. 

Brad Marchand sits one point shy of becoming the seventh player to record 100 points in the Stanley Cup Playoffs with the Bruins franchise – teammates David Krejci (120 points) and Patrice Bergeron (117) have already reached the milestone. No current team has more than two players on their roster with 100 career postseason points.