The Boston Bruins needed some new life after back-to-back blowouts to the Florida Panthers while the Vancouver Canucks and the Edmonton Oilers looked to take the series lead in Sunday’s Stanley Cup playoff action.
The Florida Panthers scored twice in the third period to cap a comeback from a two-goal deficit, giving them a 3-2 win over the host Boston Bruins on Sunday in Game 4 of an Eastern Conference semifinal series.
The Florida Panthers are pegged by bookmakers to beat the Boston Bruins when they play on Tuesday at 7:00 PM ET, with the Panthers at -205 on the moneyline, and the visiting Bruins at +170.
Sam Bennett scored on a disputed goal upheld by review and Aleksander Barkov netted the go-ahead goal as the Panthers beat the Bruins 3-2 to take a 3-1 series lead.
The Florida Panthers stayed relentless in Game 4 on Sunday against a motivated Boston Bruins team playing without injured captain Brad Marchand.
The Florida Panthers overcame a two-goal deficit, scoring twice within three minutes in the third period to defeat the Boston Bruins 3-2 and take a 3-1 lead in their second-round matchup of the 2024 Stanley Cup Playoffs.
The Boston Bruins made no secret they wanted to run the Florida Panthers in Game 4 of their second-round series on Sunday night. It was the Panthers running out of town with complete control of this series.
Florida Panthers forward Sam Bennett was already a thorn in the side of the Boston Bruins in their second-round playoff series for a controversial play in Game 2 that sidelined Brad Marchand.
Without an injured Brad Marchand and trailing 2-1 in the series, the Boston Bruins came out with an edge for Game 4. The home team turned up the physical play early while perhaps getting away with a penalty or two.
The camera angle gives a new view of the controversial play that left Marchand injured.
BOSTON — After a Game 1 he wishes he could forget, Aaron Ekblad is back to being one of the most reliable forces on the Florida Panthers. The star defenseman
As deep as the Florida Panthers are, not everyone can play. Nick Cousins was the latest to join the band of healthy scratches for Game 3 against the Boston Bruins on Friday night.
Action Network hockey expert Tony Sartori shares his best bets with NHL picks for anytime goal scorers on Sunday, May 12.
Action Network hockey expert Ryan Dadoun shares a prediction for Sunday's NHL game between the Florida Panthers and Boston Bruins.
BOSTON — The Florida Panthers are used to the raucous atmosphere at TD Garden now as this is their second consecutive postseason against the Bruins. It can get brutal at times.
The Florida Panthers will be hunting for another win at TD Garden tonight when they face the Boston Bruins in Game 4 of the second round series. Florida put on an absolute clinic for the first forty-five minutes of Game 3 before fending off a late challenge from the Bruins and then pulling away for the 6-2 win.
In the best-of-seven Eastern Conference semifinal series, the Boston Bruins threw the first punch. The Florida Panthers punched back in a big way. Florida, which holds a 2-1 series lead after being swept in four regular-season meetings, looks to take full command with a second straight win in Boston when the teams meet again for Game 4 on Sunday.
Was the Boston Bruins’ Game 1 win over the Florida Panthers just a flash in the pan? That might be the case based on the Panthers’ dominance in Games 2 and 3. Florida dominated in Game 2 and followed that up in Game 3 with a commanding 6-2 win over the Bruins.
David Pastrnak had his helmet knocked off during a fight with Matthew Tkachuk late in his Boston Bruins’ ugly loss to the Florida Panthers.
The forward slipped to the late seventh round in 2022, where Florida happily picked him up with the 221st overall pick.
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