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Friday, November 13, 2026

Canadiens beat the Bruins 5-2 and take first place in the Atlantic

Plus, a Microsoft outage hit Mass. workers and storms snarled flights at Logan.

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Montreal beats the Bruins 5-⁠2 and takes first place in the Atlantic Division

Montreal beat Boston 5-⁠2 at TD Garden

  • Canadiens5
    Bruins2
    FinalMontreal led 5-0 before Casey Mittelstadt scored twice for Boston.

Sources: Boston.com, The Boston Globe

If you went to bed early, here's what you missed: Montreal raced to a 5-0 lead and beat the Bruins 5-2 at on Thursday night. The Canadiens now have 28 points to Boston's 27 in the , and Boston's seven-game home winning streak is over.

Coach Marco Sturm pulled Jeremy Swayman after four goals on 17 shots, the first in-game goalie change by Boston this season. Michael DiPietro finished with 13 saves. Two second-period breakaways put Montreal up 4-0, and Sturm said the team was "very flat" early. Casey Mittelstadt scored both Boston goals.

  • Mittelstadt: seven goals this season, second on the Bruins
  • Cole Caufield: scored Montreal's fourth goal on a breakaway
  • Series: first of four regular-season meetings
  • Next up: Bruins host Minnesota Saturday, Canadiens host Colorado

Boston outshot Montreal in every category and still lost 5-⁠2

32Shots on goal30
62Shot attempts33
16High-danger chances8

Sources: Boston.com, 98.5 The Sports Hub

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News Notes

Logan delays

Severe weather across the Northeast led to flight delays, cancellations and flooding Thursday night, and travelers at Logan were feeling it. WCVB

Outlook outage

Thousands of users reported problems with Microsoft Outlook on Thursday, and Teams and Copilot were reported down too. Microsoft said it was investigating trouble reaching Exchange Online mailboxes in the Americas. Cybersecurity expert Gary Miliefsky said the company might have been hit with a denial-of-service attack. Boston 25 NewsWCVB

Anthony Clark

Anthony Clark, the comedian who starred in "Yes, Dear" and "Boston Common," has died. Co-star Mike O'Malley announced it on Instagram and said Clark died Tuesday. The Globe recalls a 1997 review that called his act "his unique brand of fish-out-of-water comedy." MassLive.comThe Boston Globe

BSO search

The Boston Symphony Orchestra's next conductor search is ahead, and some wounds are still healing. President and CEO Chad Smith said he and the trustees are committed to working with musicians, while violist Kathryn Sievers said, "I'm here to raise the alarm because our board is operating without consent." The Boston Globe

Red Sox

Craig Breslow didn't commit to Trevor Story as the Red Sox shortstop for 2027. Story, who turns 34 this weekend, is entering the final guaranteed year of his deal. Boston.com

$140 millionTrevor Story's six-year deal with the Red Sox

Story is entering the final guaranteed year of the contract.

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Around Massachusetts

Brookline plan

If you live in Brookline, you can weigh in on the town's draft comprehensive plan, its first in nearly 20 years. It covers seven areas, including affordable housing and climate action, and a public meeting is set for Nov. 16 at Town Hall. Brookline Patch

Newton solar

Newton officials are considering a solar canopy over Countryside Elementary's parking lot that, with rooftop panels, could cover about 96% of the building's energy needs. It is expected to save an estimated $31,400 in its first year, and construction could begin in summer 2027 if it's approved. Newton Patch

350 Rindge

Cambridge Planning Board members greeted warmly a proposed 10-story, 92-apartment all-affordable building at 350 Rindge Ave., but its parking plan may be tighter than thought. Residents are also worried about the multiyear absence of the area's nearest grocery store and restaurant. Cambridge | Somerville Independent

The 350 Rindge plan has far more bike spaces than car spaces

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Short-term bike spaces24
Off-street car spaces17
On-street car spaces5

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Saturday, Nov. 14, brings the 23rd annual Boston Bhangra competition to The Strand Theatre in Dorchester. It's recognized as North America's largest independent Bhangra competition, with 10 teams from across the U.S. and Canada. Some perform with live musicians on stage, others to a DJ's mix. Expect big energy and a very good Saturday.

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Canadiens beat the Bruins 5-2 and take first place in the Atlantic

Plus, a Microsoft outage hit Mass. workers and storms snarled flights at Logan.

The TLDR

  1. Canadiens beat the Bruins 5-2 and take first in the Atlantic
  2. Microsoft Outlook outage hits Mass. workers
  3. Weather delays and cancels flights at Logan
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