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The Bruins beat the Panthers 4-1 for their fourth straight win

The BOStoday teamFrom Monday’s edition · 1 min read · 2 sources

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If you skipped the Sunday matinee, here's what you missed: the Bruins beat the Panthers 4-1 at . Boston scored three straight goals in an 11:09 span, from Elias Lindholm, Mikey Eyssimont and, on the power play, Morgan Geekie. Eyssimont's was his first of the year, in his first NHL game of the year.

The Bruins beat the Panthers for a fourth straight win

  • Panthers1
    Bruins4
    FinalBoston's seventh straight win at TD Garden

Sources: 98.5 The Sports Hub, The Boston Globe

Jeremy Swayman stopped 40 of 41 shots, and JJ Peterka made it 4-1 just 58 seconds into the third period. It was a penalty-filled affair: Nikita Zadorov and Brady Tkachuk dropped the gloves two seconds in, so fans barely had time to sit down.

The Bruins' win by the numbers

40
saves by Jeremy Swayman on 41 shots
126
penalty minutes, 70 of them misconducts
11:09
span for Boston's first three goals

Sources: 98.5 The Sports Hub, The Boston Globe

  • Bruins' record: 13-4-1, and 8-1 at home
  • Panthers' record: 9-7-2
  • Next: Canadiens, Thursday, Nov. 12, 7 p.m., at TD Garden
  • Thursday also brings the debut of the "Hometown Remix" sweaters

Sources: 98.5 The Sports Hub, The Boston Globe

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