Bruins Come Back To Beat Habs, 2-1, Behind Rask, Seguin

Tyler Seguin celebrates after scoring the tying goal in the third period of Boston’s comeback win over Montreal. For the 718th time in the last 88 years, the Boston Bruins faced off against the Montreal Canadiens last night at the Bell Centre. In the latest addition of the NHL’s most storied rivalry, two of the top teams in the Eastern Conference were at their best, but it was the Bruins that would prevail, 2-1, behind two third-period goals in a game that was very calm for a meeting between these two heated rivals. It was a two-minute span at the start of the third that saw the Bruins score twice and that was the difference in the game. Through the first two, Montreal was outplaying its rivals from south of the border and held a 1-0 lead thanks to P.K. Subban‘s first of the year until Tyler Seguin knotted things up 14 seconds into the final frame off of a centering feed from David Krejci and the B’s looked like a different team when they came out of the dressing room. A minute and ...