Boston's Bruins scored a staggering three goals in just 54 seconds, fueling their 4-3 win over the Vegas Golden Knights at TD Garden. The blistering start set the tone for an impressive first period, with Boston taking a commanding 2-0 lead.
Charlie McAvoy opened the scoring just nine minutes into the game, unleashing a one-timer past Vegas goalie Akira Schmid after a feed from David Pastrnak. This was quickly followed by Elias Lindholm's goal, which was set up by a crisp passing sequence involving McAvoy, Pastrnak, Morgan Geekie, and Lindholm.
Just as it seemed like Boston couldn't accelerate their scoring further, Tanner Jeannot notched his fifth goal of the season in less than two minutes, with Boston doubling its lead. Jeannot's goal came after Sean Kuraly intercepted a Ben Hutton pass attempt and fed it ahead to the Bruiser, who roofed it over Schmid.
Boston's 3-0 lead was soon threatened by Vegas, but the Golden Knights managed to pull one back in the third period. However, Boston had done enough damage early on to secure another two points in the standings.
The Bruins' impressive first-period display was marked out by an incredible goal-scoring run, with three goals in just over a minute β the fastest trio of tallies in franchise history since 1971. The record-breaking start set the tone for Boston's win, and Pastrnak ultimately sealed the victory late in the second period.
Boston has now won nine out of its last 11 games and will look to continue their momentum when they host the Montreal Canadiens on Saturday night.
Charlie McAvoy opened the scoring just nine minutes into the game, unleashing a one-timer past Vegas goalie Akira Schmid after a feed from David Pastrnak. This was quickly followed by Elias Lindholm's goal, which was set up by a crisp passing sequence involving McAvoy, Pastrnak, Morgan Geekie, and Lindholm.
Just as it seemed like Boston couldn't accelerate their scoring further, Tanner Jeannot notched his fifth goal of the season in less than two minutes, with Boston doubling its lead. Jeannot's goal came after Sean Kuraly intercepted a Ben Hutton pass attempt and fed it ahead to the Bruiser, who roofed it over Schmid.
Boston's 3-0 lead was soon threatened by Vegas, but the Golden Knights managed to pull one back in the third period. However, Boston had done enough damage early on to secure another two points in the standings.
The Bruins' impressive first-period display was marked out by an incredible goal-scoring run, with three goals in just over a minute β the fastest trio of tallies in franchise history since 1971. The record-breaking start set the tone for Boston's win, and Pastrnak ultimately sealed the victory late in the second period.
Boston has now won nine out of its last 11 games and will look to continue their momentum when they host the Montreal Canadiens on Saturday night.